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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
WACO BUDGET.
a Law Needed 10 Protect
Small Game.
A'Pdosl Celebrates Mis- Silver Jubilee With
Appropriate Religious Ceremonies -Burg.
lars Rob tho Priests House-The
Leyce Question.
TALK or A LEvEE.

I'D. Waco IrN, Feb ST. Especially -
SINCE 10 has become almost crrtnu
mat the hlll granting the Waco Water
InWrr and Electric company uhr RIGHT
To- huud dam Inc the Bmzus river. dis-
oustlnu concerning lvNvr along tho
nNrl front pu The Gust side extending
aouu q sufficient distance to thoroughly
protect an property u the city on thut
HluD is being revised.
u ls concluded that the cost of CON.
.tfN'uln 900 such % barrier against over.
BOW would not bc lurgu aud thut ihp
matter is ui such importance that the
expenditure ut the money required should
"'' NEE permitted To stuud I'm the way
WACO'S NEW ROAD.
The Waco, Mooreyillr aud Austin rail.
way projectors win hold q mrrtug M 3
iuuJl bank,
MRS. BLAIR HURT.
Mrs, Blair, wife oil County Attorney
H. n blulr mot with a most DISTRESSING,
anu painful accident yesterday.
Una front of the store of G. y. Curtis
,lG' stopprd on the icc.coycrpd sidewalk.
icll aud broke her right arm She VAS
removed tu her residence, received mod.
',al attention. aud as far us such IA .r.
rnus Injury will pcumL She is resting
vyslR.
SILVER JUBILEE.
, 4 c silver jublMr of Rev, Father 4
liadtlou was celebrated today at tbn
Church of the Assumption, OF which h,
is lhr beloved pastor
During thD Hast twelve OF tho tyrut,-
i've year, which Father Rldrlnp hn4
spent in The priesthood hv has boon In
waco Tho Observance of the occasion
began with grind high mass nt luo'rlorl
F morning 10y Father Budclun, Rev.
u. 10 W UWur NicNrgvNuml OT I.n
,'sr OF Galveston, assisting Rev Peter
i4tlh OF Austin was tvavpn; Rev. A. NJ.
Irdchnrd of Galveston. Sub-drurou.
t"'s. D. p. pclnur BRYAN and D. Heck
num- Temple, masters of ceremonies:
Kew I, Is CrawleN Dvuison, orator.
The following dcrNmcu were iu thr
~ Edwards college Austin: r.. A. An,
loiur, Bucyilp; John Glcissner Tours.
l'cior itWoru Hrrmoud, r. Uurturtt
Enuui Father Murphy, Houston. l.. h,
Neu, Nrstnhplin
An excellent choir sang Nillaris mass
uh ltey n Is. Crowley ut Dcnlson de-
hNvrW am mtcrruing 0ud..Nhl sermon.
inNluE Tor his subject. The office and
Dignity of the Priest Ills Influence ON
History and SOcicty.'
literary and musical entertainment
Mu~ MNel 900 the academy uf the Sacred
iituri This afternoon aud WAS largely no.
tended \ reception was held Az thn
pastoral wsid,nce from . o'clock nnul
lo O'Clock tonight and ,he parton, ycer,
tirouwd with parishoncrs and ctizens
Who vdmp ln pUy respect 20 the probate
ot quarter of "a century.
ROBBED A PRIEST
The residence of Row y Badelon. pastor
Of he Church Ol the Assumption. vns
hurslnuled last nb4L A number Of
priests from ,NncuNt' portions of an,
state wer' Nisidu~eic pastor for tho pnr-
pp,r of participating m tho celebration
ut his silver Jubilee uiay a thief on,
towl the house aud stole gold watch
T. II Crowley of Dm,sou anal 4 mars,
aut copteOts lrom Row u - Mohnar al
Galveston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

ably ~ the safety Of every home, ana
that ia worth more than the regard Of
prnttlors whose business y is TO over
haul the morals VI other people IT TO
one Of these such an overwhelming GA.
lamity should ever come as TINT which
has befalleu the home Of which hiile
Myrtle Vance was once the sunshine
and delight out Of the depths Of sorrow
will spring contrition Tor unjust ahnse
Of the cxeutionor Of Henry Smith,
and regrct that tho spectacle of the
wclI.dcseryed punishment they imposed
did not penetrate to every nook aud cor
ner OF lhe lnnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
An APPLICANT TRoM SOUTHERN
SEAS

Now that tho islands ~ tho sci are
scr'ue annexation to ogr government,
people whose knowledge of geography
hus NOT kept pace with modern uggrrs-
slgrurs or who have lnIlvd CO. recognize
how uoar .rOrucr Inns brought tiut which
w1s once uf1rUI. wilt lud themselves
quito puzzled over the changed maps of
ludly and wiII m1ryol that lands they
remembered us being ap remote should
petition this government Tor mcorpom-
tIum Yesterday hr0rf telegram received
ui Washington announced thr wish of
King Tohpruriruuo. of ihu Kingdom OF
Hu1imd, to annex hs comtr, 20 the
United Sutrs llia desire orsrs from
iur lhHt Great Britain wll step zoo and
ar.zr tHr pm rhHt is 400 ruay to auptrh.
Sow where iH thr Kingdom hy thr sru
which seeks protection ur uuurkuuunf
Many of Tho GNrrttr rrulru have %
rm'dH memory u. 1'rr dI i'uor1 h,-
rlu.r ol tho tradition regarding its name
hUl thr majority win have forgotten uu
mamldrout group of island. ON tho
wcatnru const of the southern cytrrmity
of Jbo South American peninsula, known
us Gilbert islands, and " o. hp king
ut those who Dos asking for hrlp Go oscupr
the grasp pl % stronger power
A part of tl' srouu urn simply coral
rvi. somr possess good hurbomnc for
y,.sclH rounding Cape Horn. The nhuhr
unu Hro principally Nolays having the
reputation OF bp.ur little rlso than sailors
win cruel instincts. and 10 they hcuumc
d'1cus would add lirly To- tbr nation
| uN.upi % now urr, llu only one of tho
/ iigo rrrs MOTT already represented boz phls
composite nation Thc.r chlmrtcriuIrs
| WuF u'J bn vrl adapted to pcpplr of
pw,HlW pursuits md their citizenship of
r'cu rss your Go nation
which us mott inspired To the
WNul supremacy OF ull sous
Nvt 10 England ar.s enough chat Us 90 hc
rNurud thl- government can afford Co
give the proposition Co annex clue con
sidrwtiou
Spain, Holland and Grcnt Brtuu al.
ryudy have their hold on SOME eff the most
Important uf the Mumyun group of is-
lNIll' IIN'N IlN' AN'ln'IlH MIlNi NJ ltIl lNi'at
powors tu obtain proprIcturshIp orc nppli
cable To the present demand An nations
who go down tu the spo 200 ships. ncod
ooaliug stations ~ convenient distances.
/ fur auppliva ot fuel and water are ndis.
pensnhIc Co @ quick and safe voyage, and
| scarcity OF cItncr mcaus loss in cvcry
Vgy Orcot Britain mulutnus it, m-
pomury omoug Inc pnuous hy wen.
equipped navy yard and ot cycry pos.
ihlc point This power has coUhug stations
whore mcu.of-wOr aud steamers can bc
supplied will, liuN loss of tiuc
That England dosrcs ca possess I'm.
mdtou and chat donmuy has posses.
sions near los may hc considered good
reason for &C lyusJ respectful hcurug
! ly congress of tho arguments to hc ot
icrcd m Coyor ~ uoutiug the petition OF
| Niug rchnulriHcnu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
A NnrAmII. rnNAnnr

re- Hon leonard n. Courtney. for
seventeen wars lihrrt l'niou,st membcr
of parliament from Cornwall. Ga the lni.
esq youvout 60 bimculNsm, Tie has had
musuo opportunities for the study of
economical Md iuoucul policies and was
fur long time "a mouomctgltist. touching
and maintaining thc principle of "a sngle
gold standard, llc stated nt a recent
club banquet chat he was one uo lonrer
aud thnJ he bad arrived ot the conclu.
sion Chat gold Ind boon o,ttng dcarcr
every year and bocpuse of this growing
dcumess agricultural prices had nllen.
The Cleveland rlamdraler SAYS edi.
tornlly;
Tho Significance of This admission can
hardly pc uvetesumated lt ia an AMI.
dehce nat u b. not merely tho nrlieul.
tnral clasp whose rrcrnt dcrlnrotinn III,
FAVOR at the resumption OF silver cnipara
for the salvation OF the mrmmr intcreSis
was Hie'rh ht as 'hmotiNu ignorance"
nud The conservative nOliticinua ntu,t
only ON getting new rry ION tie nrNf M,
hticm uutIle, who have mkon part en-
the revolt against m0numptnln4m hut tLn
lhiukinE statesman. the political orono.
mist trained iu tho sphnAls uf pold stnpI.
ufd, the hnunripN whose Interests arm
supposed 40 llo ln thr maintenance 81
,hr single standard are c0mpelpl hy the
lnaiu ut events tO change their views np.t
io admit Thai ndces have fallen anna In,
dusirios arc depressed thrOnph ia
SHOWING dcarness of gOld
laghi Is breaking m ENGLAND II vin
snon be rilected upon the American rit
les op the Atlantic slope. that ln0k easi
ward across the oCeau instead OF towards
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

The contention ol tho men who planned
aud executed the Paris holocaust WINS
That they bud To- dead with au OWL for
which the law furnishes and can furnish
no adequate remedy u they wcrc Hgbt
IN that they were right In an they dbI.
There are cHacs whom Inv instincts
of humanity rise above AN formal rcgu.
latIons. which represent ut last but Che
opinion uggregate of the public The
man who measures uGh occusions by
the yarlstick Of ordinary lie Is hotter
suited for making cheese than for The
solution of social prohlems
Ono Of thcse occaaous occurred M
Paris whom the negp Horny Smith per.
Pclrated crime which Is, we believe.
without a parallel az tho list OF atrocities
committed hy an the citizenship Of lloll
since hmo heean, Ordinary punishment
Tould have left behind no remembrance
mve of his hendish crime. ID was
eot iit that such demon should loayo
'his earth without giving a warning so
@Tihle thot it viii survive as long as
ne memory of his crime. Every cradle
wherein reposes sleeping Innocent do.
mapded ~ The ncwhorn fear IN over,
parental heart cried ont G1r A. Con.
Aderation, then, for Henry Smith would
awe heen craven ircaehery 10 homo aud
aonOr
Now that they IRE 70 cruelty uttacked
ana fllliled' we say amen to tho right.
eous punishment Inflicted hy the people
~ Paris. They have added nimeaen,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
UHARAcrERIsrio cowARproE

The News treatment Of The governors
message ~ the legislature on the sub.
jet Of the Paris holocaust rs n fair cn-
sample Of its policy Of evasion and
Misunderstanding on OH questions that touch
The hearts aud hoorthstones Of the PEG
pie. IL had not the courage 10 disap-
prove message which ~ knew would
receive the pludits Of those outside che
state TO whom II is accustomed TO look
Tor iig opinions, nor had II tho gruce to
approve any act or uttornuce Of the
governor IN This dilemma lt rcsortcd
to iu old tricks Of cherries criticisms of
tlr governor ON general grounds while
taking core not 10 say anything in de-
fcnse Of the people Of Paris
The iuproprcty not ~ say iudrcoucy.
oi tagging In the controversy with the
governor us the main thiug to bc consii.
erred in thin connection must bc apparent
TO every thonghifuI mind Unless 10 be
assumed that Henry Smith would not
have committed DIS crime VI Hogg had
not been governor, there can Doe uo
ground for connecting tho governor with
the Paris holocaust Given thp crime
aud That would bayr occurred n An.
dr"w jackson bad brou governor with
NAPOLEON / for ndiunut general
NJ the News lus au opinion
ON the Paris occurrence or ou
The subject of strengthening tbc
luw against private executions lot d
express IT, and for the sako OF common
dccoury toop ont of tho matter it,
spleen nrniuv Governor Hocy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
ALL OVER DIXIE,

Mimic Mccall. beautiful von,an of
~ committed suicide at Chn,tnUoosn.
leun, uy taking rough on rats
The department 0f agriculture of
NlnhhnQ reports tho slh of fprtlieer
logs Tao he phcn0monal aud for the past
wees have bern the greatest In Inc d,-
@r'mentS history This Indicates the
WalllnK OF au unusually larse crop ct
~ Jackson, Miss, lack Swanson was
RhltontiaW Ton mWpler
Mrs NJ S Allen committed sniride an
Atlanta Nao by throwing herself under
@ moving train
lion John Il. SalyOrs ~ Moi.mn coun.
@, n.y. viii he candidate tor so,r,.
iaY Of Che United states senate. N thnt
holy he organised by the Democrats.
The governor OF Arkansas Las par.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
CApITnL NnrEs

The committees are getting down to
closer work every duy.
The cold weather has robbed the pnI.
lurics ut spectators, hut Legislation lpn,.s
ON without regard TO the thcrmoulptrr
Charlie Edwards H. sim urnrnI ia,
capitol He says be- will hgbt hlrnl
AMI die every day of the session bpforr
Brazorin county shul br divided
Don Iuve of Marble Falls. our 'nf tl,o
Younger generation of up,yspnn"r Gsrj ,'
Is az the capitol taking notes
ttlWin H. Parker of Houston. opc az
the legal lights of the cts un the hnyou
Us mere looNluE into the cigarette I'M
hoh Nilhanks of Alvin Is with the log.
ut had whiskcrs ON f." tb,fs vh,,
the explosive legislator saws about ti'e
governors message '''
H. - lldStone, secretary Of the Hons.
Wn = ou'mrrtlh club and organizer of
tue country road convention. s dol,,,
some good talking among thp le.is,o
pa hehWlt OF better rnnd laws
h' Nlmpkius of nullns. well l,p,,,.,
ln purond circles IL hero iuyesti,rati',,,
'he status of legislation. luokinp tn tLhs
roads. ''N"H Ioli'
Representative Dashicn l. workiny %
nrihg 'o ihe front hin fixing Inc li9l,H
,H Oh connecting railroads. ou throu,i,
9.E on "ung; The nature az the leo
'rtEan' nss already been set forth In
~ takes good deal of couror. 90
Npeoh 10 Representative Erskine al,,t
wv N"ll-schp bill lie was its oWtb"r
~" SECURED lts passage In the procedure
.'N'NlNiuir put has washed his hnn1s IL
y uUW' NE opinion seems ID De- N Mil
w ''l""ltu as soOu as Il can be- rencb,,i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
THE GAZETTEER En- WORTH TEXAS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1893

doned Or. W. u. Jones. sentenced 20 the
lsonffentiary for mnnalnughter
A constable Of Pine Blud. Ark. aided
by citigeua. dragged the furniture out 0t
every gambling house in the city ana
set it on fire
Abbeyillc. La. has quaraniincd against
its sister towns Infected with small
p0x.
!, T. Dismukos g Co. Wholesale deal
crs in hats no Nashville, Tenn failed.
Liabilities $1,000; assets. Sio,Wh
Caescr Remington. q negro murderer,
has been arrested at Nicksburg Mass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
EXTRACTION CASE,
Francisco Benalrdes on Trial IN [
a meSioan Captain and WaHsi /,
Mexican GoyenRthL

san Antonio, Tex, Feb, s.-lSgil
FIRST of the four Mexican exlria
was taken up today before ln.al
Commissioner l., g. Price, u y
against Francisco Benaudes " :
Mexican. who is alleged % hin
commander Of u division In laiiib
su.culled constitutional army =
months ago. aud who held lN
colonel ia the recent band oi M
border outlaws The cvurlil.
kpuuVldcs was made by uf. fllA
nclus, the Mexican r0nsm here az
the prisoner with having munff
Svvuprn and several other Mcliai
ia the tight on Mexican sol 'ie
lguuvio, Tex, uu Dec. "a li. ~
also charged with kldnanlli ~
the soldiers and bringing thr1
side az the border aud wlih 80
arson.
Brnayides pleaded not guilty
Second Lieutenant loha u ueli4
Third United States cavalry ",
witness called to testify ~ iTl
capture of the prla0ncn VIZ
con Jan. n, 1873 ! WINS IN oqu'ii
detachment uf tWenly-fluf iniA
of Mexican bandits IN Stan ra.g
. O'Clock la the Afternoon We N
tho pasture OF Julian GueIien
my men into SIX squads ~ wv y
/ Instructed them ds 10 tue ala.
location of the pasture aql ',ls
to make a thorough search iof w N
| ordered them 10 arrest all a,ll, 10y. 4
whom they mighi lind any W.,
me. Sergeant knmp whg
of one Of the sQunds W.
me at 3 O'Clock. lie had lMo WA
cans In charge, they were 4 fAnt'5
yidrs aud l'rudrnclo tiohhue' N
pliuncrs placed un hofses avg
ilcl together They were ilss ~
camp ~ Captain Chase tWNft NJ
taut. I'm charge Of a guard M.e y n,
lions tn kill the prisoners u We h
tu escape or IL any one ul'eWP,,,
them, Benuvldes made ~ '
me. ,i...|
The examination was then w IVY
tomorrow. several witnesses ~"
arrived this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
CRNIINAL ArPEALs col-Rr

Dallas, Tex, Feb, -CSpeclnlD-Tbe
court OF criminal appeals, Hurt and Sim
lowing opinions today:
- Affirmed Marsh Frees vs.. Stnto az
Texas, Cooke county; Win Christian w
state of Texas, Tyler county; i y
SEaers VS. state of Texas TYLER county
Reversed mud remnndcd--Ed Weothor-
ford vs. state of Texas. Tyler county.
submitted Fowler vs. State. Doggett
vs. state ANA COnnors vs. State.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
PERSONAL.

Edward G. Wan
Is mentioned as the
probable choice of
Mr. Cleveland ns
secretary of the in-
terror. lie was
born In 1874 iu
Milwaukee. and still
resides iu that city.
lie received lis
education 40 the
Racine College
GrammCr school
For twenty years
De has bepu iden-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

stroyed the crops and the water remained
10 long IT was impossible to raise crops
fnru.er were conn rliri 90 soil nearly al
theft earthly possessions 10 secure food
70 was only q temporary mdkeshlft. and
when they had nothing else To sell. the
UcOpio went 90 the Awamps ana Killed
squirrels rabbits and cOOns. They have sub
SISTED entirely ON Wild game during the
winter but this wholesale slaughter has
NAL larger than muskrnt. Scarcely "a
family las had hearty meal for many
weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
EXTRA COPIES ON HAND.
Extra Copies thursdays Gazette Can Be Mad
al lho Business OiHce.

Although The Gazette yesterday print
cd thousands Of o,tro copies The supply
was soon e,hauafod and 20 meet Demands
that are coming lu by mail aud wro.
extra copies of Thursday plpor were
printed ir which win Doe found uic vivid
description 90 the burning OF the man
Smith 900 pu.H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
NnEATllER REpnRT-

For tho twontyfour hours cndiug a. 8 o.
m Fob b, 1893
Highest temperature. ~
lowest tcmucraluru........ ~
Prevailing direction ~ wind ... Southeast
Amount ~ rninfali tmoltod guogl 900
State of weather .................Cl CLOUDY
Probable weather tor tomorrow, warmer
possibly showers. ~ NJ. CLARKE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
FosTEWs LOCAL FORECASTS.

The storm waves viii reach this mcri.
dian aud the other changes noted viii
occur &C and within 100 miles of Fort
Worth within - hours before or after
sunset Of the d1toa given below.
Fob. q Cooler and clearing
10. Fair aud cool
II. M0dcrating
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

tilted with the local politics ri Milwaukee
aud during that time has been elected 10
many offices. among which was mat
Of internal revenue collector for The NIL
waukcc district during lhe four years OF
President CiryoiuuTs former udminiHtrn-
ton. lie rs member oi the Milwaukee
board Of trndp and local manager Of the
Edison Electric Light company there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
THEY NEED FOOD.
tour Thousand Families In Northern Lousa,.
~ Most Critical Circumstances.
Their Condition.

Memphis Tenn. Fob \ p,,,
p'npic h Nuiahouln nnd tsnc.riin n' ,l.' t ail
~ 'e' hefthrrh partition ~ Louisiana ar., ~,
NNtfe ut starvation tnicss "A a.
tcllng viii follow. Floods last s,,s,,, a ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

The report from Invau Tint Amri
vans prevented tha mNgiuw ut hr
irlnccss kuiulnnl 60 relative of ih,
English royal family mutcs one wonder
whar Quycu Vie woull have Thought of
thr alliance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

THE Democratic party w0C prove
worthy Of the rroplcF uusL which IL to-
say 't VIII adjust thc anuuciul affairs OF
'hr government iu Che .utrrcN of tbe
whole people Uad mot To- meet the spcr.
inl requirements oi thc Wall stree, plu.
lOcrats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

President Harrison hla wisely decided
Co appoint uo muv ,uusul4 rlr d..
tmrr between tho door and tbr hu.D
window ior such Appendices is top uun
row to Justify 1000 u,ruu Journey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

" hoopskirts should cumc back m fush.
Ion, we know of no good REASON why
Editor hrnuu ahoui mot prepare 10 rot
thc benefit uf 0Il thr ozone iu tho warm
atmosphere uf SIM Antonio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

The plains aud mountains Of the West
for their financial guidance aud inspirn-
ii0u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

rom NEGROES caENAlL
Kansas city Mo. Feb. NJ
were lost tonight 10 nte u n
uunrfpr. A cnhin Oceupl'N NJ. =
inmcs aud family burned. W.
arrived there Mrs, StephH W., :
ana Arthur James. agl iv 4, al
Mitchell, were found pufu'u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

rYNAIr~-IH ADVANCE POSTAGE PAID
Daily aud Sunday. one year.........V , %
Daily and sunday. ak months, ..... 4 70
Daily and Sunday, one month ...... 100
The Sunday Gazette az 70 10 pagenl -
The Weekly Gazette ue pagea5 J ~, , %
The weekly Gazettet 90 Dagcsl ] year ] %
Daily Delivered By carrier IN tho city aud
all towns and cities whore there arc local
agents p cents week or 9iOO per
month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Department Of Education.
Austin. Tex, Feb. Is. 1893.
To the County School Superintendent
You are hereby advised that questions
will be- sent you for a regular cXaminn-
ton to be- held Feb. Z aud Is, 1893.
Please give general notice N necessary.
Most Respectfully.
j. NJ. CARLISLE.
State Supt. Pub. Inst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

lu thn uaal ron 1uys The Ga2ow bias
vri'tu rot l.. tlu H0y loucm le.
frr.hIu roI Worth answering pach
questions concerning Che town. add ADO
."r wmit TJ hrIp Fort Worth why
u.t strengthen lhr rlamh"r o- commerce
poo cha, body could feel nbl. lu msr1 %
mHIl rui 900 lha Guzrirr offering 20
answer uu questions and Furnish 600 u.
formation do.Iwl Tort Worth Is hnug
much uw.rl Hbmt Those dDya hy
propI who vah $40 UuJ NOW location.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
COURT OF APPEALS.
Full Text Of Decisions Rendered In the Fort
Worth District.

Court Of civil appeals. Second district, u.
-. Turlton. chief justice; II. .. Head
and |. W. Stephens associate justices;
W. l.. Hun. clerk.
No ST.. y. DyuB. appellant. vs.. l.. W.
Hart If AL. appellee, Appeal from the dis
trict court ~ Archer county.