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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
Al IT Is REPREsnNrRp.

Paul's valley, I. r., Jan. 2s, 1893.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
/ received premium sewing machine.
have tested h and find it al that you
representa- splendid machine. Runs
/ fht aud does the work we'll Respect
fully, SUSAN ID. BURkB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
A. nood q. An, aae mnchIne.

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept, 2s 1902
Editor of Gazette.
Allow me 60 say in behalf OF Tho
Gazette machine, that ] have had
ono ia constant use for the past eighteen
months. aud during that time Il has
done the best Of work, and proven Itself
Won much success, ns you rnu safely
recommend H. Very respectfully,
M. FARRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
ATHlNG OF BEAUTY.
A handsome Ornament and Useful Article.
Gail al the Gazette Onine and See n

The ladies of Fort Wcrth are invited
70 call at The Gazetfe business 1iiice
and exRmine The Gnzetie's Cabinet
preMium sewing machine.
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HlrhIr plsalea

Crawford, Tex, Sept, II, 1892.
10 The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen: Your premium Ca
zette sewing machine received yesterday (;
accompanying Il was a fycycar guar.
nntee. We are highly pleased with the
appearance OF the machine, and will
write you later as TO It's true merit.
Yours truly
q. A. sTANDWER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

N ~ ssl.I on ABERDEEN

~ succeed lord Stanley
" Preston as cover.
n9f-gcneral ~ Cnn.
80 win assume Ills
NV position sooner
Wan was expecfe,i
owing 20 The resirlia,
s'en N Lord STANLEY
tlrd Aberdeen, WHO
q comparatively
sanS man. was IA
appointed hy
Nihllsique 90 b. Vic.
wgi % Ireland. ln
,Mhirh capadtY he
we exceedingly poDl.
lie aud LADY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
GRADE
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK

St Louis. Mo, Feb IL Cattle Re
ceipts. 1000; shipmonts, 100; market
Grln; no good uatiyes on snlVi fair 10
good would bring S8OOd4.0O; choice
81. 10000 fed Texas steers, $1,000
49,. d,un COWS. s. StUiJO, grcss cows
Hog Receipts. 400. shipments 3loo;
market Zoe higher, heavy SS.OOMS.45;
packing. ST.gONS.3O light SI,O55fS.1O;
Sheep Receipts, 1900 shipments none;
market hrm. fair 10 good nuiiyC $500
Ml15: choice muttons, S0.uONf5.bO.
NEW YORK WOOL.
New York, Feb. IT, Wool-un
changed
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas city. Mo. Feb. n. Cattle re-.
CENTS $500. shipments. 800, market
fairly active. stendy 90 strong generally.
Dressed beef aud shipping steers, $500
M$710. COWS aud LETTERS S2'0uWTllo;
Hog Receipts. $500; shipments. 1000;
market active aud about Zoe higher.
All grades, Sd.25dSS3o; bulk, $500
Sheep -Receipts. 1000; shipments, 100;
good sheep dull aud De- lower; common,
Ia Ia l5c lower MuttOns, S4OBuS0 OOi
ton muttons S525; lAubs. $500.
81. LOUIS WOOL.
81 Ionis. Mo. Feb ". Wool re.
c,ints 1000 poundp: shipments 1000
pounds: uo sales reported; supply light,
aud prices firm at previous quotations.
sT. LOUIS SPOT
ST. Louis. Mo, Feb. II. Cottou-
STEADY; midding o.; sales, 1000 bales,
rrreif,u. 200 balos. shipments, 2OOO
bales. stock. 10000 bales.
PROVISION MARKETS.
st. Louis, Mo, Feb. n. Flour- I'm
changed.
mere. LATER rallied ''-Sc again let go,
o.; Mny closed ~ -; Jply, 73 rs
Corn nlao declined without reaction
closed 1-HG8-Sc below yesterday; cash
and Feb. 80. May. a ls July. ~ L.
Oats lower: cash 81 bid; May, 33 rs
Corn meal firm, $50
Whisky steady FILL.
Burging mud cotton ties UNCHANGED.
Provisions very quiet and only small
SOB trade done at unchanged prices.
Kansas CITY. NO. Feb. ~. whcat--
A half cont lower, market dun and easy
became more active No. = hard, 6Tl
B5 No. y red. 40.
Corn Rrm 80 . mixed "a ~; No 2
white, 70 l-29rB.
New York. Feb. A.. Wheat Spot
lover: market fairly active TO- exports.
steady. No red store aud elevator
"a -: options mOdeaiively active, OPEN
ing weak. decling, closed trm, 3-Sd %
under yesterday No. 2 red, March. as
Is. May 50 -; July, 81 5-S
Corn Spots hrm, mcdei1iiYlY active
No .. 90 l-4M52 - elevator, options
declined. closed duh, Irregular with Feb
ruary and March LID up Mny aud
July &c down; trading local,
Molasses New Orleans open kettle
good 10 choice good demand. firm.
Coffee Options opened barely steady.
10 10 points down. closed steady, 10
points down 20 points upi Feb. S17.-
1O: March. $17lO; April, Sl6JJGr1GG3.
May. SIT. $50 1868: June, si65On1055.
JAY. SlGsJ; Sept 1890 10. 10. or.
1850; Dee, SlG@O; spot Rio dpli, easy;
40. q SIT rs.
sugar Raw duh, fair. refining cen,ri.
fugnls. 90 test 3 8-sfr3 7-iG, refined,
quiet, steady
New Orleans. Ia. Feb. H. Coffee
STEADY. Ordinary % fair. ~ l-4fI2O IA.
sugar,--Qniet Open kettle, sfendy
prime. 3 D 40; fully fair a. prime, A-i0
fl3 ~: fair 10 good fair. 'NfJ rs. CON.
mon io good common, 3-i02 1885 con.
fnfugai plantation grapulapeu. 4 IL:
~ sAite, 4 wet -. gray white. 4 ~
~ choice yellow clarified, Z lLlfgQ
- prime DO. s T-Sa4 m %, 3 i-.,ti
; 81, seconds, l-seIS IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

tANa lle nnn,,,. ueen have been
\ ,h,s sa ,,as for the irish
Y nnee worlds fair. He
eislliAlIonap " religious aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
WORKS

HserS and Contractors
Ils ptA6lished an once IN sort
~ intending 70 continuously
~ 40 Construct vatorwosk8 10
pa w Az rev prcp&red 10 make
'nii ord plaza Tor WsterwortN
|N$t and kindred work, ana ~
~ Nh on vsrk Of al kinda Cor
n,l.toe sali0lled
kcARTHUR Bros,
pa e. FAIL EoEr Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSInN

MANSION.
rjaanil 1cyus: Dick Gilmore De.
IN haser Chicago: Mrs. MARY Phil.
s',1, ~ Jui I. nlnrk Ppkln. Chim.
spsia alm Wife. Wpnthcrford: l1d
'@f,s Midland; r.. ID. Nortruse,
\ \ q, Eusllck, Hcnrictr: Enrly
a ,felhfuptl; w. n. Anderson.
VI 'N.i k9bt Wptl. Dallas: j. W.
f '4,eWille' ~, X. Myuc.. Dallas.
4 ,ilulasi a. l.. Nail. Aliuco. /.
X iN'iitge' Tyler ". Beubruuk.
IA nN' htuTnler. Clrbuine. ~. r..
M, 't-.H y w. Boyle. Fort col
M Nroige Beggs Handlcy. w. t..
H. Whltrwr!ght. Jr..
M AZ, iliisQn New YORK. J.. A..
IN. l3 - f.f Mss Bessie Polk.
IN M ~ Nix nnd wife Clrbtrne.
~ t nWsp, ylchurAc: Miss Afnud
sr5euoi Hon. W. e.. Edwards.
ClHi q, Aae1 Alpouute. Galveston .
Hf sAl9i X, g. Cerlock. Knox
'it Nafilhl iumanras. Mics In
81 R''fs ~ NJ Phelps. 81 I,cuis
~ / t+ 1faAhury &. ii. Eurp. .f
Hf.i' , an, Clarendon \ M SIM,
u N bnap' Eugene Mny0eld Ahi-
|Gmss ',alsheriy Abilene, Ura ~
aea Il halau; l,obt. Ellison Jr.
~ a.. H43ard. New York. Guns
Ia k-''9h; w n Hart "a o lJs.
Ati,, Dgllel Wright Mem ' T"p's
it me4thcrfoFd y. j. Law.
ARLINGTON Inn
sDs.' R sna vifs phlladolpblo. c.o
igt Il 'Ip'oR Mass. 4. E iept nv
HIiss" haliogk. Loulsyilio' A1 X NJ y
Bean wa wife, Derby. Conn l' 1liEya'
a,ui, HowiaGi. noi1laas.l' A' Ne Iw.
ctsnegss'S9ia; J. q. wall Nav yo,.hs Is:
sis iis ss Sey Orleans Sew 9. , P PES
|Fsan I = Blum. %sw y WI n
Haila'ese Wy York 5raRk" or Io,, ~
S.. ,ih,.o,lnss, Ghicaeo. ms nl W
is BIAS do ~ JSsolp s,.,.' Tex l,..,.
b I F 4 Lansine C 9liglhsa,
NJ, eaeiAaaiI G GoSn A5argpi II.
ise Criss. Au.i,n Harper,
A.ss 'sa Antonio, hu B. ~ f gso5hna
Z D H5staos a Cnrtrlebi R hifgn9p'
-per II Paso. Tex huHalo'
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an rhat ]. claImed for Il.

Walnut, Tex, Mny %, 1892
Fort Worth Gazette
! am IN receipt Of The Gazette sew.
ing machine aud 6nd II 10 ho ali you
claim for u. We ARE delighted with the
finish aud the work Il does. Think Il
very cheap for such machine aud
equal 20 a $40 or $50 machine.
Yours with thanks for n.
n. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
MORE TESTIMONY
A fins $50 sewing naohius for only ga,
Try One

Try One
Sliyerton, Tex, Dec, o. 1902.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen; Tho high arm sewing ma.
cline is an you claim for H. lt Il first
class 10 every respect. My wife N de-
lighted with Il, II is neat ard woll
finished, light running, and gives en-
tire satisfaction Respectfully,
D. III. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

siooks ~ An NnitrI siRtFf Fart
Galveston, Tex, Feb " Especial ~
Stocks this day. ...,..-.... ..... lo8 Wy
stocks this aay last year. .'.-.' l,s'siSol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
GENERAL MARKEr~


NhlNeAtoh NWEht 'AfNNfN
Galveston. Tex. Feb. .-tSpcclal -
Sugar Plantation agents prices in rount
lots by the carload for Louisiana sugars;
Market closed firm, unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
vEGErARLrs. PEANs.

Potatoes, fancy greeley, white aud
pmEs, per husheL $40; New York
red rose. pen bnshel, Sl.2J 10 Sl.30;
n. y. Peerless. per bushel SIS 90
$50; Hebron, per bushcl, Sl.2J 90 Sl.3O.
Onions. Choice. per pound. lie.
Turnips White Globe per bushel, Sl.OO
Cabbagc-F California, per pound.
Be.
Beana- Small California white, AZ; med
ium. California white, 4c; California Bay
Jus. 4c; California pinks, &C.; Caliior-
MIA I.iuias. II; Me2icou, A.; Black
eyed. large. per pound, &C.; Garlic double
string, per pound, oOCi Pepper Chli,
new crop. per pound, 80 TO Soc
r-l.l.ln. 49,. NI.a. Z Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Eugars--Cut naf, bbla 60; Gus loaL
half bbls, exc; powdered. rbbls,Bci pow
dered halt bbls, exc; btandaru Rranu'
lated, bjfc, fancy yellow clnr 454e extra
C,4hc
Flour-Wholesal Quotations--Best PAT
eots. 81 o. per 100 lbs hall patents, 81 e0i
thigd grade, q iB, fourth grade u CO..
Northern patant g. ID.
new two m COX. l3Ac; fancy Young
American. ] 70: Cheese safea, IS " "a,
CoiFce--Arbuclzles Ariosa, ~ t0i Aia,
land sq5. GA ion, IS Jersey. BINS 49,
AIR So 40 Green conce-hy
lie sack; Good, s0o choice, s2ci fancy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Almonds, new, softshcll, per 10, l9ci
walnuts, extra large, per ID, lBHci hloerts,
per To-, l4c; BraAls new crop, per TO-,
lg16c; nuts, assorted. 26-lh boxes. Comet
GRAND, 14c; pecans, new crop, vci peanuts,
fancy white, by the sack, Parrot brand, u
choice white, best quality, Bass brand, %
roasted white best quality i0j cocoanuts,
fresh per sack,S5 ~; less guantty'oc e1cn
peanut roasters. No. /, Peerless one.hili
bushel Size SiG 90; popsorn and peanut
rooster com Dined, AZ factory $50 OOi pop
corn rooster. at factory $50 "; peanut
rooster Boss, $50 Ooi popco NJ sheued, per
ip' fi III FruiL-Turhish prunes. perth, So;
fitth llus ard lbs bblD boxes nc; CAN
lorna SOS and lo0s .5l5 boxes lS1i
California fancy oyaporated peeled peacheA
20 ID boxes, per ID, none; unpceled, So-lo
BOXES, per pound, llAci California eyapo'
Dates, Ford 6)io boxes 20; rigs, cho.co
uyers, lob boxcs, l5c. fancy iCc
fancy b,ac. California, boXeG, per 10, ls5ac'
Pluns, pitied bo6cs, per 10, none, Cal'
iornia grapes 5kc Ia sacks California
raisin grapes ga sacks tci No x L0naon
LAYER raisous, 20lb Doxos ts.23i CaA-
foruin seedlcss rasins TO Apples
choice evaporated po-lo D9Acs,
rer 10. lie prime sold boxes. porlb, 1915
Green Fruits--Apples green, nrf ~
Y'r per biol. ! 20 Lemons, extra
fencr bncht. per box, 81 -; 10 o - box
lois 81 i5, si1es, eos 1855, 1908, l76s
9nOc Bananas fancy Bluehed S2.O 70
s9O0 rer bunch Cocoanuts, per SACK
~ 100 30 Co! smaller quantity,
ner doz csc Grapes. Malagas, obls. 40 70
I'm oross Der keg, $50 Cranoerries,
fancy, fresh pkdi bbls,Sl% 90; half bliss 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Dry salt meats-Drv salt short clear
12e; bacon, short clear lsci bacon, bel
lies lac; hams, medium, lGc: break
fast rbaoon, l5c, dry salt bellies, lse
Lard Compound, liNci choice family
loi<r. utire leaf l41<c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
rrelgh,a rrom GaIvs,top.
Receipt. and Export, at All uni,oI states
Ports

laiiy Movements a. interior Towna
Galveston. Tex. Feb A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Caramels, assorted favor 5-pound box
nc, jelly beans, 5-pound box CSC; gum
urops, A. b., assorted nnvor O-pound box
soc; japanese strips. cocoanut flavor,
pound box, 6Oci rock, assorted and WHITE
~. Frencn KISSES. per DOund CSC, cilOco
late creams. Al, SOC; lemon dropi. Hosted,
per BOX. b5c; purnt almopds, per peN io3;
creams, handmade, twelve varieties, tOci
peanut blocks. 75c; peanut bar. per box,
tEc; lozenges, assorted con. 5-pounn tox,
tic; gum drops, Mound City Bponnd box.
sbc; marshmallows. cherry brand, Dip box,
81. Or; mixed candies. pals, per pound 1ci
crystal cut nc; daisy II NJ creams sci
stick candy. In nails, 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
NiNEa Ann sPfnfra

Brilliant % cases, Sl.SO; brilliant 12-l
cases, $50; Eupion, 20 cases, $40; gaso-
aLeS.s8; sdungat barrels, lie, - tuses
Slsu; silyerlight barrels, lsc 30 cases
3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
MAJESTY OF THE LAW
THREATENED BY CAPT. BoURKg
OF THE U. S. ARMY
Is tho Tenor Of a Dispatch 10 Governor Hogs
IRON Starr County The Charges
That kfo Made.


Rio Gmnde City, Tex, March O.
(Spccinll las h. Edwards, county at
turncy of Starr county has forwarded
by mnil 10 Penn aud then telcgraphed
80 Austin O complaint 20 Governor
the United Stutes trOole M this section.
The complaint pcites that about The
middle of the month Of February Cap
tain john g. Bourke stationed az Fort
RiuggOld, intimidntod three residents of
this county by threats of shooting ~
sons engaged IN the Cara revolution,
and on tho information furnished by
.these thrco men under durpes, arrested
without warrants eighteen mon. rcsi-
dents OF this counts. iie held these men
sis or seven days nnder arrtHt aud
brought them to Fort tuggold. With
ono exception nonr OF these men had
over been suspected of haring taken
Unrt ln tho revolution. Deputy Marshal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
MAKES CRIMINALS,
DOESN'T REFORM THEM, is WHAT
WILL DAVIS SAYS
About The Rusk neutrality-suspicious. Evil
dence Of the Mans Story on
His Back.

Gainesville, Tex, March G.-(speciall
If the half of what win Davis. am
eN-conVct. says Is true. the Itu.k ppni
Tertiary is disgrace TO Texas and
blot on humanity.
Davis was convicted Of horse theft
m Mitchell county i'm 1887 and sentenced
TO i've years imprisonment In the Rusl
pemienuhry. lie was released last week
and was in Gainesville today seeking
some means of livelihood
Davis tells % horrible tale of brutality
which De says rpigus in the prison 4
punishment of fifty lUshos ON Tie bare
back, he says, is a common occurrence.
The story, however, is best told i'm his
own words. Here ID is as related 10 The
Gazette correspondent
when men leave that prison thpv nre
hardened criminals instead of reformed
criminals, because Che mhumau treatment
they recciv" could make nothing less of
them. The lgw says more chan thirty
nine lnshes shall not hp given. but /
nave often seen poor devils given fifty
j know BIS experience iog they beat
me three tunes for trivial uilrnscs. They
say they don't break Tho skim but lct
the poor devils te're hHye free tongue
for q few minutes and then say whether
on not the skin is ever broken. The
account that appeared n short time ago
iu The Gazette was not Ht an oAagger-
ated. After that appeared a LOT of pots"
got up Am article uonyng what appeared
Ia The Gazette and they forced u lot of
ms poor devils 30 sign It, / know tkey
will deny this but they are liars. / have
frequently seen men locked m dark
cell for ninety days aud fed only On
bread and wuter The pets-the fore
men and The clerks In tho front Offices
tell lies on men just to got a smile FROM
the officers Most of them prefer 10 at
tempt escape and run the chance of being
shot to death rather than remain there
and hc treated Like brutcs.
VIXEN the investigating committee
comes around q nice tale is told. simply
because the men know thpt NJ they utter
o. murmur their bucks will puy the
penalty. The investigations are N farce
and every one la the prison knows It,
Some of those men would give ten wears
Of their lives to have the free use of their
tongue without fear OF being wLiypod
| almost 10 death and confined for ninety
| days In a dark cell on bread and water
| Oh yes, It's a refOrmatory- the biggest
| criminal mandatory on earth"
Davis body bore frightml evidence OF
| the truth of his words His back aud
arms were covered with wplts as biz ns
| ones thumb. His right arm was entirely
| useless, he being unable % move IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
AMERICAN FEMALES
EXHIBIT THEMSELVES AS BASE
BALL PLAYERS
In Cuba-A Mob Said They Couldn't Play a
Lille BIZ Cuban Young Men DoIend
A Fight, Capture, a Rescue.

Havana. March GA serious conflict
occurred yesterday at Oleuoudnres which
nearly resulted "a scrions injury % a
number of American young women. The
PARTY known as the American Female
baseball club has boon going about
playing against Cuban clubs, and other
wise exhibiting themselves with more
or less success Yesterday the American
club was PLAYING at Olcuendarps their
opponents being local club composed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
TIIn AsYI.IM KILLING.

Austin. Tex.. March @ Speedily
There Is considerable talk among leHsla-
tors conforming sensational reports Of
at the insane ASYLUM, is heard Facts
show that the patient made murderpus
attack ON an attendant, ana was seized
by e.. ". Goddard and q. j. Gibson,
who after "a fierce stTugglo in which other
pntents Joined, ofcriowered him lic
fought as only o mad man viii, and the
INJURIES inflicted wore unavoidable. There
has hcou ful investigation of the affair.
Justice OF the Peace johnson and ac-
nnLtel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
CHARTERED

Bowie Cotton Seed on company. to be-
located at Bowie, Montague county;
capital stock $4,000 Directors, Daniel
Waggoner. Thomas Wuggoncr $. a..
Lillard, julia r. Hnlsell aud II H..
Halscll, AN of them residents OF Decatur.
The lamkh Mercantile company, with
headquarters at lhmkin. Cumanche
county. capital stock 5000 Directors,
II. A. Carmichael j. II Eargle: n; Can
trell. Charles knutsOn aud q. w Ewell.
An amended charter of the NAPLES
Platter Grocer company of Denisnn was
filed increasing the capital stock of said
company from Sl1O,OOD 10 $2JO.OOO
Permission to do business in Texas was
granted Ramsey a. Sikemcir of Missouri.
manufacturers and dealers iu 0li kinds
OF machinery; capital stock 100000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
eIINATN TROCEEDING9

WhahNf0n. Mnrch 0ihc smnto
VIVA M Hesaiou today only thirty.Uye mln-
mce. bus within ihat bfief period n re
cciqed message from ihe prondni,
submitting Tor confirmation tho names
oi the menhcrt N lds cabluet went into
executive session, pnseed upon and con.
ifiaei each ST tho appointments, directed
thn notification of this action be conn
mun nated 10 The president. came again
into 1pfa afaglOn, beard a resolution ~
fOfOl Dy SIN Cnll IA reference io rail-
rOad lanIs iu hig state and tbs inter-
lofnnte Ui railroad companies With erl-
atOriai elections, and heard a joint rcs0
luton Introduced by hir sherman. pro-
posing ah anenlJnrni NJ lhc constitution.
Ihe amendment provides iQf the ialug
oi ihe iimc f0f hefttius aud fennlnuiipu
~ fheferi 0f flie olce ~ preainnt aud
ycernsideui aud c0HapHs At nopn on
the 80lh oi April, ihe change q So into
effect in 1887 nni ruulluue il,freaiter.
Mr Shern1A joint feplntiou Waa
lnil 81 fl.e table Al nis regurst ho t|ee
ulfyiue ITS Intention iO have II reiefGei
hereafter io the eonmitee % privileges
and fdeciicpa
1be eoaap ilsr usiparued vail l'hlas
day nSE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

amendments. The penalties ~, a. a.
OF lrom S25 to Sl00 ana fro,o iee
~ sixty DAYS confinement I'd tho cm,ntg
Adjourned tiu 3 O'Clock
AFTERNOON SESSION
IN the afternoon session Of ihe bouso
ihloupn was made aud prevailed tsiiiaa
myti9h Tor rgcousidpring the vofc L,
MniIn the local option bin was passed
III me morning session
ar einert called up the relp,rt of the
49,, renee committee, ON the Mn
- 'vlns Tor the distribution of The M.
reg taA money from Washington rho
bin. ''U "u'eu passes the
The house considered tho Minis hin
nAlls me ratio of taxation ON nsnr,ne,
COMPANIES, Telephone companies siesn.
ing ana dining car companies ana other
corporations
an amendment was adopted. so TINT
, ,,iiuiHuVo eoilpames would be tnxed
Vh3 On tne amount of thoie premiums
'"s'cou on amount Of business DONE
Amendment 10y Mr. ROgnu thai suits
Dy the attorney AGAINST slespnp
palace anu dining car companies Tor nam.
alues shall be tried nj Austin was ailoi.
yea, and with other minor amendments
the bill passed
speaker Cochran presented "A memorial
10 behalf Of the old state. orphan home.
asting for the restoration of 4O.OO9
acres Of laud 90 the home.
motion by Mr.. Onion IN ropsid.,
the Gossctt bin regulating land OWNERSHIP
10y corporations, one of the measure.
suggested - the house caucus for pref.
elence action aud recognized as AN pd.
minisr 9n measure caused the house I'd
scr 9, %. U and motion To excust
the ol9, m, sCvailcd
Of q. re-, HS 49, d,nt,njr1 nj.
house "a. ~1n. iionrn ,,,d a.,
Mr. Gosseu y ONO lenptb AZ,
plaiuing the obip,. ie hin which h,
c9ntendcd was o fair 4casurc In kcepinl
Democratic platform.
The house adjourned until 0.30 Tues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
GETTING READY.
cuLeERsoN AND The CoMNllS-
SION GASES.
Letter Carrier Arrested Handles Case Re-
sel.-Tho News Gets Nov Trial.
Treasurer Coo Hur.

Dnilas Tex March g. lSporlnl)- At'
torncy.Gmoml Chnho a Culberaon ~
IN thc city arranging for the TRIM or ihe
Toxins railway cOinmiiuun case m iht
fetlernl court MARCH ~ All tho hruyy
welrhtR OF tho railroads legal depart
menf arc here likewise.
IlgrTEH CARtlER IN THE TOLLS.
Gus ID MuNos. ulnll carrier WHO was
appointed To- position ih Deeniuhrr
intt. WIS nrtpsfo1 today hy Po5t0ihcn
lnsuprior Irving IS, flshor, who nude
nfidani AGAINST him chnrGIng hin with
opening valuable letters and appropriate
ne ihr contents 40 his own use Young
Moses acknowledged bis signature 40
postal notes. Whicn BE- hnd taken out aud
cushod. lie win b. giycn "a hoaring
"Wednesday.
CITY REGISTRATION.
City Rrglglrar Ben Melton win open
his office Tor registration of voters Tor
The city election tomorrow.
RANDLEs TRIAL
Jndfo II H. Burke today reset the
eaao of Major j. G. nandle Indicted
for the murder OF y. g liaudnil, tor
Mnrch 23. 1'he defense ~ watching
ana waiting Cor thc Opuina Of the court
40 aupuaiB on tho appeal taken from
lmfhna court. the lnltar having refused
10 admit iiandln ~ ball.
A hsW TRIAL.
month or more ngo a Jury in tie
Ii@ case " q. q W. Fiizgernid wi INC
Dallna NcwH awarded The pIaintin $3.50
damages Today Judge Burke granted
the defendant q neW trial
OVER TIlE ROAD.
Eugene Inmie0ni ihe Chicago Sun
correspondent surrendered iO Sheriff Cn-
ieli folag 900 van lo sent 10 the conn.
~ fafm n ruflcale tor sixty duya ihp
sentenced Imposed upon him Dg a Jury
Ia toe rDHiiY court
TREASURER OLE INJURED
County 1rcasnrer W. ~. Cole. whiie
olt riding Nith ex-Sberih W. Az LNWiE
t1day. WIS thrown irlm hia buggy and
ngerelS injured
CAPTURED An BRIDE
Dick ~ Winlfer rebhty from Ken.
tncity and d popular deputy pa sheriff
fMDeil'e stan. af0lo o mafei ga the 90
folks laH evening aud married Miss
Florence fiilitr ihe pretty daughter Ol
CoionH Tom Iiljiaf ~ ihe Connisyioll.
efs eonu This lnofQing he old man
seni Do GuH eDlluJaw . letter saying
thai fhp l1bf-tfiinr was iaRaing O1
outside "a lho % homt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Washington, March o. President
tlOyolnnda drst Oiiclnl invitation was
extended tu him Ahis afternoon. 1t,waa
from committee of the Worlds fhlr
commission aud directors and was pro
scented according 90 previous engage
mont in tho cabinet room nt | o'clock.
President Clcy0laud's response was cn-
VIII he because ! doom " public duty.
which ought to difchurye At that
tlmp, ns you mnucuun are doubtless
nwnr there VIII be- many matters Of
public impQrnaco 10 dunnnd my pneH-
pncp hprr'
President Cleveland said he would nn-
nounee hiH decision Ia. day or two.