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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23
Invitacion a los Nlfos pobrcs.

Tnvitaci0n & los Nlfios Pobres.
Don Margarito Romero, por
medic de las columns de nuestro
peri6dico, invita- muy cordialmen'
te a todos los nhosy nihas pobres
de Ia ciudad para que vengan d su
comerci0 ell Lunes q las 2 dc Ia
tarde d recibir un peQueho regalo
dc Navldad. Esta noticia sera
reciblda por todos los nih0s POI
bres de Las Vegas con expression
nes de regocijo Y gratitud. Y
porqne nof En- ese dia tan so'
lemne todos los chiquillos, ricos y
pohres, esperan recibir alguna co.
sita, y Ia persona que como Don
MargariIo se acnerda de aquellos,
cuyos padres son tan pobres que
NADIA pueden cOmprar para rega.
hrles, merecen el enc6mio Y ala.
banza 4 que estan intituladas las
personas caritativas. Los que do
su mano reciban aIguna Cosa en-
ese dia, por pequeha que sea, 10
seran deudOres dc Ia mas grande
muestra de agradecimiento.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23
NUM-. Al

Esta notiria vieue lie m pen6di.
60 del oriente segun man,iada dc Ia
ciudad de Albuquerque. Es muy
probable que Ia misma haya silo
exagerada con algun prop6sito
como sncedc con todas lac noticias
que los eorresponsales del Terri.
torio mandan a los peri6dicos del
orieute. La prensa ,lel Territorio
NADIA sabe de esas fechorias.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23

de ser pagada de Ia propiedad
cOnseguida o segun sea conyenido
entire los comisionsdos y los abO'
gados. ELISHA V. Lone.
(Firmado, j. ID. W. VEEDER.
A. G. ABEYTIA, Presidente de
Ia Comlsion de Con dado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23

a. lado de mi cama auOche, Y NE
infOrm6 qne mis- dos senti,l0s the
haDian sido devueltos por un cor.
to tempo solamente = one en- se'
guida seria privado tie ellos para
siempre. La experiencia es para
un buen fin, Y no me quejare sea
cual fuere el resultado.n
III esposo Y madre continuarOn
conversando agradahlemente con
su familia { hizo algun trabaio en
10 casa hasta las diez de Ia mailana
cuando diio que tenia que ir 4
visitar 4 un amigo 4 quien el sc
estaba eSforzandO en- inducir que
abandonara sus malas costumbres.
Sc eStuyo ausente como una hora
Y al volver 4 su casa diio d su es,
p0sa.
"Mary, Fred Shooter In renm,.
ciado sus malos procedures Y em,
pezara una vida mas reeomeudada.
One no te parece que ESQ es may
satlsfa ctorioi
Dicho este, en- seguida perdi0 el
habla y no pudO DIR mas ninguna
clase de sonido. Tambien su yiR,
ta Sc lie empez6 a opacar, y ahora,
ademas de estar sordo Y mudo
esta casi ciego. Su salud tambien
esta muy quebrautada, Y Sc cree
que el paciente no podra s06re'
ylyir por mucho tempe,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23
Affection MilagrOsa.

L0 slgnlente coplam0s del 81.
Louis Republc, mandado a ese
peri6 en- forma de teleglama
de Shamokin, Pa, con fecha II
del cOrriente. III telegrama lee
asi: John Simpkins, un minero
empleado EN- las minas de carbon
de picdra de este lugar, ha sido
victima de una affection extraordi.
maria. Un dia mientras Sc deleita.
ba de Ia manera mas impia en- el
uso de un lenguaie profauo, de
repente qued6 sordo y mudo; des-
pues recobr6 sus dos sentidos
mieutras sc hallaba ante el altar
de una Iglesia, pero al cabo de un
corto tempo volvi6 a quedar otra
vez sOrdo y mudo, Ia vista Sc le
empe26 d opacar Y su salud qned6
casi completamente arruinada. lla
affection de Simpkins fue tan mis-,
teriosa como extra0rdiuario su
recobro. Els ell case que un dia
mientras SO hallaba en- su traba
10 ne puso coI6rico y 10 mis-,
mo que un demonio sc puso
d prOfanar en- contra de todo
10 sagrado, de la manera mas es.
candalosa. En medic dc su invec,
tiva experiment6 una sensaci6n
singular. De repeute su voz cesd
Y sas o!doS rehusaran desempehar
su 0hcio. Hasta ell Jueves no pu.
do pr0nunciar nj uua sold silaba,
nj sus oidos DIR sonido alguno.
El Jueves en- Ia noche asisti0
una reunion religiosa en- Ia lglesia
metodista. ViendO otros adorai
dores ir al altar, el embellishments
abandon6 su asiento, y junto con
los demas fellgreses Sc hinc6 cerca
de las graditas d hizo Ia debida
reverencia. Para la sorpresa de
todoS los concurrentes, al mudo
sGbitameute sc le desat6 Ia Iengua
Y Sc puso a ofreeer con mucho
fervor una oracion implorando mi.
sericOrdia. Antes lie que sc con,
cluyeran los servicios Simpkins sc
dirigi6 a la audiencia. hablandoles
de su experleucia tan maravillosa
y expresando su gratitud por la
restauracion de sus sentidos.
"Nadie puede imaginar las ago.
nias que yo he safrido en- mi mente
durante los litimos meses, dlio
Simkins. Tuve despues un sin.
cero arrepentimiento, pero nunca
esperaba haber recobrado Ia per.
dida de mis- dos sentidos.r
lnmediatamente des pues que
hubo conclude Su prorrumpimien
to profanO, Simkins dice que vic
una vision marayiIloSa en- forma
de nm angel lie brillantez deslum.
bradora. III mensajero le inform6
que su c0nduCta habia sidO tal que
hahia demandadO un castigO expe.
ditto, y luego que ell angel hubo
desaparecido sc lie apag6 in yOz
yno pudo DIR ningun sonido.
Simpkins, despues de su recobro
pas6 casi todo el dia signiente
yendo de casa Ell casa, entire sus
vecinos y conocidos urgi6ndoles
que abandOnaran sus cnstumbres
perversas. Aver en- la mahana
sorprendi6 a su esposa diciGudO'
la.r
"Mary, anoche sc me present6
Otra vision y estOy CiertO que
antes del medic dia perderG el
habla y dido otra vez, para nunca
mas recObrarlos ell este mundO.r
"0hl John, no pienses en- ESQ.,
lie dijo su esposa.
"No puedo evitarlo, Mary. OtrO
mensaiero deslumbradOr, estuvo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23
Excursion Para los Dias do Fiesta.


Excursion Para los Dias do Fiesta.
venderemos duraute los dias
"a, 20, 80 y 81 de 1903 Y lro. de
Enero de 1894, bOletos pOr visje
redOndo q todos los puntos que
esten dentrO do Ia distancia do
200, millas por Ia mitad de Gu pre-.
clio. Los boletOs seryIran para
vOlver con ellos hnsta ell dia 3
do Enero de 1894. O. F.JoNEs.
q. 4. NICHOLSON. Agente.
Agente General de Ia liues
AtchisOn, Topeka \ Santa Fe
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23
Resumen de los Negocios Hechos en-
Ia Reciente Session de la Corte
de Terrenos

La corte de reclamos privad0s
de terren0s dc los Il. IT,, concluy6
Ia semana pasada una seeiou de
tres semanas, Y como siemprp,
adelant6 mucho ell Ia tarea lie
ajustar y arreglar los titnlos q te.
rrenos en- Nuevo Mexico. Trece
mercedes fueron juzgadas y some,
tidas, y ,lecisiaues faeron ta,las
en- ,liez de elias, quedando auu las
otras tres ante Ia corte. que s0n
las Nos. 80 y ~ para testimonio
atlicional, Y el No. Al, merced lie
Gervarlo Nolan, reclamo dc 6O0,.
900 acres Ell ell condado de Mora,
habiend0 sido tornado bajo consi-
deracion hasta ell tGrmino subse.
cuente. Las siguientes mercedes
fleron coniirmadas por Ia corte:
No. Mereatl de ,InaH Ga.
baldon, 1l,6l9.56 acres, seis milIas
al norte de Santa Fe; I. b. Catron,
reclamante.
No. 2.-Merced de Ia C0lOnia de
Plaza Colorado, 10000 acres on ell
c0ndado de Rio Arriba; j. NJ. G.
Chavez y 0tros, reclamantes.
No. -Me.ced de Juan Jose
Lobato, 100000 acres ell el cou.
nado do Rio Arriba; j, |. Martinez
y otres, reclamantes.
No. 81 y lO6.--Merced de Elena
Gallegos y terreno de Los Ran.
chos, 10000 acres en- ell condado
de Bernalillo; D. Gurule, I. G.
Gutierrez y otros, reclanantes.
No. 55.-- Merced de Servilleta,
224,770 acres en- el condado dc
Socorro; Felipe Peralta y Tomas
C6rdoya, reclamantes.
Totalidad conGrmada, 425, 5,6O9,e9
acres.
La eorte rechaz6 lRs slguicntes
mercedes, d saber:
No. 23.-Mercei de Santa Tere.
81 de Jesus, por 5000 acres en- el
cOndadO dc Bernalillo; Clinton N.
Cotton, reclamante.
No. 66.--Merced de Bosque
Grande, una legua cuadrada tcerca
de 10000 acres en- el condado de
Bcrnalillo. Clinton N. Cotton, re,
clamante.
No. Ye-Merced de Antonio
Chavez, l32, ,l4S acres, cOndado de
SOcorro. Martin B. Hayes, recla.
mapte.
Area total dc terreuos que no
Obtnvleron confirmation, 1922
acres.
III lunes pasado In corte comen,
10 una session de diez dias en Tue,
son, Arizona, y estaba sehalada pa.
ra juicio In merced de Los NOgaIes
de elias. III Hon Il. l.. Parker, de
st. Luis, Sc hallaba encargado do
ayudar vi procuradOr de los Esta.
dos Unidos Ell Ia prosecution de
esta causa. In merced de San
Rafael del Vale sera tambieu juz.
gada en Tleson. Anb0s reclamOs
versan sObre el derech0 del estadO
de Sonora para cOnceder una
merced.
III termino de primavera SO co.
menzar& ell Santa Fe oil segundo
Lunes de Abril. Algunos esperm
que IL c6lebre merced de Perata,
bajO Ia cual Sc reclaman l2 100000
de acres en Arizona y Ol sndoeste
dc NuevO Mexico, sera juzgada
aqu en- el referido termino, pero
ESQ es POGO probable. Lo ciertO
es que 81 lOgra juzgarse Ell el pre'
sente aho tendra demasiada snerte,
pues Mr.. Mallet. Provost, de Nue.
va York, que ha sido nombrado
para ayudar Ell su prosecution,
tiene que examInar 10 causa y es'
tudiar aus embrollos. Llegara
aqui cerca del dia primcro de
Enero y emprendera sus iareas.
Nuevo Mexicano.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23

Lado sur Gle LA Plaza.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23
BaratO que VenderemOs

reiudlos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-12-23
NUESTRA GRAN vENTA SEMI-ANUAL
De Efectos para Trajes desSenora


Al centa
NJ esm mas ua sta para la dea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

location high coo and delightful convenience
cheeks with So S ye sample Seventh street as
0pS every Gay IN the year Heated b. lighted es s-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

The cells for tn new city cllnbOose mr..
rived yesterday aud work Will begin al
once on putting them in place at the city
hall
The Fort Worth public library assncin-
ton will meet ut Tie residence of Mrs.
j 7; smith this, Tuesday, afternoon at
3 O'clock
A II. Strong, m engineer In the Texas
qua Paclhc, Yards, Is erecting two resi-
dences on South Rusk street which will
cost 5000 dollars each
Al yesterday mornings fire ID. n.
Gopher turned in the alarm and in less
than five minutes the tircmrn had water
on the flames. The run was over three.
quarters OF mile.
The attention Of the ladies' of tte A..
soCldtrd Charities Is called To n house mt
~ South Jones street, where a widow
and several children arc In destitute cir
cumstanres Several Of them are Sick.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embllmer. Fun assortment Of under.
takers goods on hand Takes full chnrt.s
of funerals and furnishes an nccess1ry
requirements, No. 3il West WeDfhcr.
ford street, Fort Worth. Texas. Tcle-
phone No. 10.
Mr. Homer r. Wilson of Louisville
hy 2 noted evangelist In the Christian
church, Will begin q meeting tonight M
the church, corner Of Sixth and TLrocl;-
morton streets. Wherever Mr. Wilson
las preached he Las been unable to accom-
mudNtc the large audiences Tint attended
Hundreds would be rnmpplle1 lpuyp mn.
able 60 get seats. Everybody is invited
TO attend,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS,



G. w Haynes, Calvert; II @ Smith
aud wife, City; II Dumas, Dublin; VI
Lawson and wife, Texas; w u Ander
son. Kansas City: ID @ Hid, Mckinney
@ w Haynes. New York; u w WASH
burnc. Chicago; Mr.. II w Washburne
Chicago; l. i Waslburnc, Chicago, J II
Currin. Smithfeld; r A Lockhart Pitts
burg; II S Woodcock, City; u i Ellis
III j Mold, San Antonio; j q Pickles
ltaslSa: Ale d Coleman, Dallas; Mrs
Rosa Bnnnard, Dallas; JW Grain, United
States Army; Il w White, City; L
Goodnight: II $ McClealnnd. Clarendon
tia Falls; w j. Murray. Coleman; NJ
L Doris, Chicago; II Il Keenan, Calves
ton; q w Lappngton, Santa Anna; y
w Crockett. Galveston: III w Shelton
st Louis: A Kahn, New York; b II
I4aning. Plano: j l. Harrison. Montana
DR.. Murphy, Mansfield; Sam Dyer, Good.
night; G l. Mackenzie, Bonham j IL
I.aIiue Eenucky; VIM Beyans. Texas
II III Mosely. Big Valley; l. l. Russell
Mineral Wells; G ID Thomas and wife
Sherman; w II Ray and wife Dallas, G
w Pow, Minneapolis: Mrs w @ Brown
TeNlne; II $ Peacock, Dallas: II Polk
inghorn, New Orleans; y Il Order. Kan
s0s City; n ID Noyce, Boston; ! 7 Ham
ilton. G1ndvicw; 4 l. Camp. Vernon
Miss Lord, Galveston; II Roberts. City;
II G Lewis. Connecticut: w G Harris
San Angelo: ] w Hill. San Angelo; A
II Britton. Vernon: A S Reed. Ballinger'
w i Murray, Coleman: j g Montgom
cry, Memphis; Miss Nellie Thayer, Bur
lngtnn, Iowa; j Nnncil Bnllinger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

The matter Of increasing the force Of
patrolmen. which was asked Of the city
council ut ts last session by Chief Mad
dox will have consideration at the meet
ing tonight The efficiency of the ser
vice OF the police department has, in a
degree, says the chief been materially
hnmpered ever since the force was re-
duced several mouths since, and the ire
trenchment and reform" policy Of the
council in decapitnting members II the
police force has been the cause Of less
pning the efficiency of that department.
The claims Of Chief Maddox asking the
appointment Of four additional patrolmcn
mittee for several days and that committee
win make It's recommendations At to-
nights meeting Of the council. The chief
is confident the request will be granted,
as the additional men asked for, he says,
are badly needed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
KANSAS CITY pArEns.


Kansas City, Mo. Dec. The Stnr
undl says the mcssngc Is such "A doom.
mrnt ns his friends and supporters CA.
nectod' Qud 10 may also be added IL tx
also such as his onrmics and opnosei.s
feared, Not sentence Is suscopiiblc ~
q double construction. What ttc presl-
dent means he SAYS.
The journal u,epl says. "Thcrc nro
only three things the public looked for
~ the ilgsSag with interest. THESE were
the mnli Hawaii and silver As TO all
rer and Hawaii nothing definite IL stated.
yet N regard 10 Tho latter we are 10 In,
lcr me queen will be restored ON the
Mnpln lhc messngc Is u disappointment
AMI helrlyS consciousness of weakness Is
The Iim,~ Incml says; "The message
Is perfect index Of me character OF lie
man y Is telSe' vigorous, clear, posi-
tive nnl comprehensive aud hrrntbes a
spirit oil CONFIDENCE In The people nnd In
the etT4gih greatness aud unity and
maniicsily glorious dcsliny OF this ronnb,
lie, and VIII inspire careful. ylse md p XXX,
quatc legislation "'"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
FORT WORTH CIGARS,
They Are Better Than Any Shipped
20 the city.

The people of Fort Worth are moth.
ing If not intensely loyal to their home
institutions and enterprises. They nrc
known abroad In this way and n man
from Fort Worth, come upon him where
you may, will be found talking for Ills
home town and its people. Aud tbis IL
right Home institutions should he nat
ronized hy home folks and the money
kept in local circulation that Otherwise
would 70 east or north 10 pny for goods
shipped. For instance. the hundreds NJ
thousands of cigars smoked annually bv
the lovers Of tobacco ~ Fort Worth
should be made at home, There are twO
factories In the city -Westlnnd's nj 1Gi5
Main street. and Jonson's. over WI,
Elephant which make better five AMI
ten sent cigars than are shipped to Tho
city from other points. The makers az
these cigars are citizens Of Fort Worth
aud spend their money In Fort Wortb
II the cigar manufacturers of Fort
Worth were given the trade which tbov
deserve it would mean at least liz nrtiv,
operators TO add 10 the population Of ia
city, and about 5000 more in circulatinn
each week. They are now cnplovins,
but few people, and "a Is possible mi AZ
soon as the attention Of the Fort Worth
people is called TO the fact that XIV
city can produce better cigars thnn mn,
shipped IN here from the north. east az
south the oil time patriotism TO pntrnn.
lie anything produced here wiiI
result ia materially increasing tbesn
sales. Smoke Fort Worth cis,rs
Judges of the article say they ara bei.
ter than any shipped here.
Two pound cans string beans. cents
per eau. TURNER & DINGEI,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
M1NNEApo11s pApnns.

BY Associated Press.
Minneapolis, MINI. Dec. i.-Thc Til
bnne (Republican): THE goal which the
president places before hn Is No. tue
Democratic goal OF 'reycnne my but
the welfare Of industry This is rroiec-
ton. His aim * 10 advance our manu-
featuring industries by Improving their
conditions,
"Henyenue Is not in t. The president
thereby spts upon the chicago platform,
and In doing 81 suits .iie pcopie. iIc Is
rccreant 10 the Democratic Platform,
bnt Is so much nearer the platform OF
American common sense, 10 is com
promise between an Incidental protection
ist and low tariff Republican.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
PHILADELPHIA PAPERS.

Philadelphia Pa. Doe. The Evon-
ing Telegraph says. THE message VIII
hr read by the American people with
mingled feeling of surprise diAnppOiut,
mont ycSaiion aud uncertainty"
Ihe Evening Bulletin says "rhc mes
dcll explicitly OF closely with the inn
pnrimt que-, 0ns Of policy which interest
all his c0untrymcn Clevclands mental
reluctance or inability 10 grasp great
questions NJ short range or Ia specific de-
NY hhs never been more evident than in
this dc iuue document"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

Ernest Moore, the 12-ycar-old son OF
Mr.. a. ]. Moore, was thrown from
horse, which he was riding, ~ East
Dallas yesterday morning. The lad, was
picked up in au unconscious condition.
taken to his home and Physicians sum
moned lie was delirious during the en-
lire dry and last night. This evening
bis condition was reported much i'm.
proved and the physicians are hopeful
that he will pull through all right. The
skull was not fractured and the lad has
regnInol consclnn.nrss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

Yesterday morning about Gla an alarm
Of lire from, box is called the department
TO potch and Ryan sINrcts. where a
and buggy shed. WIS burning, The iire-
boys made quick run and soon had
tho fire out, with but little damage done.
The building belonged TO John leblanc
and WAS being used by $. w. Woerner.
The ire Is supposed to have been the
work Of an lnceneiary, as Mrs. Moerner
had refused 10 feed o couple Of tramps
the night before. and 1t is supposed they
set the shed on fire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

One hundrcl and forty men will arrive
IN this city Friday morning from t.efre,
ga, en- route TO the Panhandle. where Il
Is Likely they will settle. They come az
prospectOrs, hut there is scarcely u uurs-
ton that they will become Texans In
fact number of them have already
sold thcir farms In Georgia aud come To
Texas for the purpose OF remaining. The
only question with them Is, Just what
part Of the Panhandle they will settle
IN
All are substantial men, prepared 10
pay for homes, As soon MS lhey pur-
chase they will move their families
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
GAINEsvtLLE BUDGET

sNPtflAl ~ tue RaNNtt'-
gainesville 'reXr, Dee - Uncle VIII
- years old, died Sunday morning at .
o'clock.
l. \, Anderson died Of consumption at his
home IN this city this Afternoon.
j, p Wright travelling passenger agent
Of the Tc1as and Pacific, arrived IN the
city today and will make this his head.
quaf,erS until after the holidays
The Santa Fe employees were paid on
today. The checks were for October
Three funerals in one day was the
record for this city Sunday.
Farmers IN the city today from the
four quarters OF the country report wl,sat
In frst-class condition and ihe cron
assured.
Cotton Is ccmlng IN slowly.
Nrip Is raging here 20 an alarming
extent.
4 lille child Of II. c. Wilsaa. . Years
OLD, 'ici last nlght and was buried sAis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

by Associated Press
st. Louis. Mo, Dec tile Republic
viii shy the message cannot b. called
dctntOrnl. The only points ON which
the president Is emphatic about what he
Thinks congress Should do are economy
DO appropriations aud vigorous dealing
with tariff reform
The Globe Democrat will say. al Is on
the whole clear. well written business
like document, md except ON tho lia-
wnilnn and tariff questions will prove
fairly satisfactory 10 the country. His
Views. on The financial questions are
wise"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

son house He was very quiet' v, WI
tie to say, and made no ae,lu W h,,t {
Sunday morning he went 70 w; ah
not get up for breakfast W ,s, X,
noon Mr.. Baseri. proprietor n VI 40.
became alarmed. and 10 "" 4,
when it was found johnson W.. Z
an inquest was held and ine sst',' II
death from natural carscs y. ~ ,.,a.
OF naper or anything BY ,whisgn v 10
could be identified could ne io'',l Ia
his person. In his pogfeis M,s Z
az cents In silver Some le,.i :
press the opinion that ne ge''iia.,r,.l
eide. but as far as could pF ns.Iii
evidence TO snbstantiate the ''f
could be found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

By Associated Press.
Washington. Dec 4.--rhe Evening
Star nnd1 says THE message Is not
orrats It will he landed and by Rcpub-
iirans bclittlcd-'
Evening News Gnd1 says: "l'he coun-
try has not agreed with the admiuistra-
lion on the Hawaiian question and Is
hot likely to be converted by The mes
sage. On the currency question the mos
The president writes sensibly on tho
tariff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

I. O. Hin and A. c. Ford, charged
with obs,rnctlng United States mails by
disturbing the peace OF Mail Carrier ii.
A. Manning Of Hlrleman county We're
before United States Commissioner O. ii.
l.odnm today. After hearing the evil
dence the commissioner discharged them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

bN ASsofhilru Ifrs7'
Denver. Col, Dec. 1.-The Evening
Times; Weighed in the balance Of the
interests of the people, the president Is
found wanting The present fnnnnul
laws appear TO suit him. rsctpt tliGt a
little more should Ice done for Mall .i"et
and the single standard. lie svhllpws
ihr Wilson bill, regardl ss of INC Nnvrui-
hcr verdict There Ire wise suggestions
w the message. But N HHi.arl dearest
10 the interests OF the people Cleveland
invors few rather than Mo 'nlsIrs."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

The pnckcry began operations ycster-
day morning. Ninety hogs and a few
head Of cattle were killed An the
hands have not yet been onployod. aud
the men are being tried for the work they
have TO do
II is thought that tomorrow the pnckcry
will be In full operation In all depart
ncnts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

Special 10 the Gazette.
Holiday, Tx, dec. IA large crowd
Of ladies' and gentlemen boarded the cN-
cuSiun trnin here Sunday morning and
went to Wichita Falls to attend the North
Texas conference and returned the same
evening, They all reported ns having Il
pleasant time and were much pleased
with Bishop Wilson'S eloquent sermon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

A force of thirty men are at work
preparing the granite rock for the walls
OF The new court house. A county COM
missioner stated TO Gazette reporter
yesterday that thirty more men would
be put to work cutting the stone within
n few days. and that from now on the
work would be prosecuted uninterrnpt-
edly. The inside walls were being laid
IN brick yesterday, and the large force
Of lab0rers 10 be seen on the grounds
Is indicntiNe Of hnstle-hustle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
OOINGS IN DALLAS.
Accidental shooting-wins His suit.
on Trial for Murder.
other News.

Special TO the Gazette.
Dallas, Tex, Dec. "A. 7. Policy,
white man, accidentally shot and dan
gerously wounded Albert Ross this even
ing. Ross was taken to the hospital.