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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
20 YEARS FOR FORGERY,
snq Man Given That Sentence at Shreve-
pr Who viii MOI Dlyulge His Real
HamO Only Nlneleen.

yepoH. La,, Jan. -. Special, l-R.
pun, alias A. a, Line, was sentenced
4sc lnylur today 10 two years Ia the
pehltcnlury for forgery. Corhln
4 TWO checks IN this city last De-
w each Tor S22 80. and uurpOrting 10
|Aeu by White a Whccless With one
he bought coat and vest, receiving
'.Ahtr' but the other one was de-.
be fraudulent Corhln escaped
Wy oucer VINO had arrested him by
ivy nucer Ia "a foot race, lie was
y 90 BONNEVILLE, Tex. two DAYS later
ieusht here aud Jailed. He rs only
ga, When arrHignpd before the
W"ued guilty, but Judge Taylor
Itlu 10 accept the plea aud appointed
m IT, Ben one Of the leading law
tuie tiY, 10 consult with the young
sJernh refused to withdraw his ac.
,syhle9l OF guilt, threw himself on
~ OF TIC court He was allowed
s,hleneni, which he ala in well
3 ianr'.S ne was o victim OF cir
49, euu had reached Shreveport
A ,s9s ana penulless. he searched for
~, '"lii but IL WAS cold and lac grew
us cont and vest had been
INV ne was forced Ia commit the
Hots11 lhlhiy, he said, WAS a highly
r,s,, one, His father was N promi.
Il is ahu before he would let hi. ais,
4 MIN, NoNn 10 him, he would spend his
ny pthueutiary walls. Where his
n fcnl,. " s,.Hl ms name Is he viii under
II eitl,,.- mNulgv Corbiu or Line
4 tneF suffice, although both were AS
i ,he seraklhg Of his h0me and par
#lears giilgl tuhates voice grew husky
= M br,YA nus eyes. when he had lin
Wbe NY NoWn and wept like "a it'll,
,y eo9rt ana the spectators war,
hssed M. IN kindly words he ludg,
IAutn w Sge Prisoner who was given ia,
me punishment Imposed by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
HOUSE

Austin. Tex. Ian. Specially Tho
anti-optioiL resolution consumed the sleal-
or mart of the o sessions OF the nous 70,
div. The debate would nave c1huhueI
indefinitely Ii the previous question huu
not bren ordered. resulting In the udop'
tinn nj tbe resolution ustructing the sem
ntnrs ana requesting the congressman tp
Vofe for The Hatch bin or some better
measure, hy vote Of 80 ayes TO -
'i6c discussion Of the resolution was
participated in by Mcssrs; Morrison, TOW
Of Hil, Barron and Calhoun
for the resolution. and lessrs,
Slnyden. Onion, Dills, keuntdy
of Harris, and Simmons OF MnNerieA
Mr.. Siayden Of BeNar led the oppoosl-
ton. lie argued against me c93h.n'iI .i
tiofhlitv of the measure declared 4 an
iuynsion of state rights and predlclel
That Il wOuld be harmful TO agnCu'aIAl
ittnrasts Some others opposed FOR the
reason that they thought the representa-
tiyes i'm congress were better ADVISED Rs
10 the merits or dement's than the legls'
latWrc, ,.
urn was TINT il was needed ana de-
mandcd By the agricultural classes
Az umeudmcnt of the resolution OF
I ferad by Mr. Feagau of l'olk, eAPrcss.i,n,2
I confidence IN Senators Coke anu Allai
and referring the matter 10 them vas
/ tabled by an adverse vote OF Gf TO %. e..
! Mr.. Townsend's bill making the theii
} of hog felony, passed 10 engrossment
/ Mr.. RogaWs bin requiring, objections
| 10 dispositions 70 be presented ana pass
: ed tnon at The first term OF court aueI
their filing was passed.
The speaker named the following yis
ting committees: no visit the lniyrr
sity of Texas, Agricultural and Meahani
cai college Prairie View normal srnoo
and The Sam Houston normal INSTITUTE
Nessrs. Truitt. Moody ard Cough
TO visit the peultentlaries-Me sars
Onion, Pickett and McGchee
no visit the reformatory Nor
rison and Weeks
TO visit the North Texas lunau'
asylum--Messrs, Moore, Lloyd and Ers
kinc.
10 visit the Southwestern Lunati
asylum Messrs. Kennedy of starr, Ken
netly of Bee and Mcllwee.
Hllls were introduced and referred a
follows:
BY MrHenlerson Of Milap-Amendin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
HE SNAPPED HIS PISTOL
IN THE POLICE MANS FACE BUl
1T FAILED TO WORK,
While the PoloOman's Pistol Worked Mag
nIHcoaly and as q Consequence a Bur
gIar Lies al the Point Of 0Oalh.

Norman, q. A., jan. - CSpedal)
Last night about o'clock Night Police
man Bon CLAY found loosc horse hri.
died aud Aaddlpd, which lac ut once took
mtp his possession. Ia % few minutes
a man appeared aud claimed the horse,
but as hr gnyo q very contradictory nc-
count MS 10 the identity. Clay refused 10
deliver the horse without further invrFu-
CATION. The man grabbed tho Birdie
and snapped u pistol Ia tluyA face. The
weapon failed 90 lire, hut Clny's pistol
was more tirsty aud at ~ sound The
man fell, hut Immediately arose aud dis
appeared in the darkness. Sheriff
| Smiths hlOodhonnds were soon upon the
mans trail, and after ciFcuitous trip
around town, went to thc city hotel,
where the man WIS found. with his alb
domen literally torn open aud bis on
| trails protruding, on account of the nw-
| ful effects Of Clny's shot The man had
| on his person u new suit of clothes and
| numerous other articles which he had
! Just stolen from Berry a. Bros store,
which he had hurglarlcd lie also had
| $40 In money ana a dcposit check upun
| Il bank IN Pittsburg Kan, for $1,000
| He says his unuic rs Nctus Elipnhotcr
! He made will today. willing his effect.
10 his father in Germany, The surgeons
sewed up two liolcs Ia his bladder and
two In his iutostincs this evening, but
they say he cauuOt possibly recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
HOUSE COMMITTEES REPORr

Austin, Tea, Jan. -. Special 80,
The finance committee agreed 10 report
favorably the bill providing FOR dehcien-
cies FOR the state rcformntory.
The bill for the relief of the Chambers
heirs was referred 20 u HubcOmmittcc.
judiciary Committee No. I reported
fnyorably ON the following Mr.. Hodges
hill amending the law as 10 suits against
private associations and corporations 80
that they may be brought Ia any county
In which the contest arises, and Ia eases
against railroads in any county through
which the roads run or have npcnts.
MIR Browns hill amending uIticlel2O3
of the law as 10 citations
Mr.. Martlns bill restoring certain juIs
isdictou In Bhneo county.
Mr.. Rowolrs bill ivstoring and con
fcrring certnin jurisdiction In Marion
county.
senate bill amending the law ~ os 10
nlloW change Of venue In civil hs wen
as criminal cases AZ the discretion OF the
| court,
Senate hill 10 authorizing minors TO
| bring suit 10y next friend ana providing
for disposition of funds recovered IN
| suits
The committee reported adversely ON
| Mr. Cunniughum's bill providing for ihr
| redemption OF lands sold under decd oi
trust or mortgage or Judgment
Judiciary Committee No. reported
the following inyombly'
Mr. Longs bill amending article Slu oil
the penal code establishing the TACT ol
marriage az 10 pleas To indictment Ton
seduction
MIR. Longs hill providing the death pen
atty for dernlmcut of cars is mYorahlN
reported by a substitute changing Tho
penalty 10 from ten 10 fifty years, when
there Is no loss of life aud making ia,
oltrnsc murder whore dcuth results.
The elections committee decided e
send for additional election return hoxe
IN the ease Of Cain vs., Cain from Ram
county
In the case Of williamson contcstini
the seat Of Mr.. Davis of Fails. the CON
mittee decided by yiv-a-yOce vote 4
II recommend IN favor of Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Moore of Counsel offered 10 prov
bv pnrol evidence and the tally sheet
and other evidence 10 be produced wit
letters from attorneys accounting for ill
delay that Williamson was elected, bu
the committee refused 10 defer actol
aud Mir Calhoun Of the committee. stale
he would present minority report j
both cases.
The committee on education referre
the two text book bills uf the house 4
a subcommittee.
House bin authorizing transfers Of sun
plus of county general funds as loans I
ihr school fund was recommended 10 h
reported adversely also the James bl
To establish an agricultural and mechan
cal college in North Texas.
The Cough bin repeating the get tram
fcriing annually ! per cent OF the state
permanent school fund 30 the uyuilabl
: school fund aud ltngsdales bill Onen'
ing The law allowing county school snpc
intcndants 20 approve vouchers WeI
, recommended 10 be passed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
AAIN IN lNlNIA STnCK.

Lexington, Ky, ian. -. The entire
consignment eft ttOttng stock iv 90 be
disposed of nt auction by Tattersulle-
BusGcd company here today aud to-
morrow
The Cumpauy's magnificent sale stable
nt the fair grounds was filled with buy-
vrs this morning, aud good prices are be-
ing realized Following are some "
the hest nles Lady Rusobcrry, b. T., .,
los Baron Wilkes dam ~ ElcCiouner;
Brook CURRY. Lexington. $500 Leila -,
b. M. 10. hy l1lrctinuCcr, dam by ken-
utky Prince; same buyer $1,000. Willie
Wilkcs. blk m ~, by George Wilkes,
dam by Mumhruo Patchcn; bamc, Sl2fo.
Meadow Qurcn. b, g., I, by Mambrino
Russell, dam by George Wilkes Bower
man bros, lexington, S1OQ loscpmne
Farre u. T.. ., by Baron Wilkes. dan
hY GourgN MIlkes. anmr buyrrA. NlOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
GAINusyIILD MATTERs.

Gainesville. Tex, lnn. % Especial ~
Waiter Wnyland, whose illness was nn-
nOunced ia The Gazette several days
ago, died last night he died of gallop.
ing consumption. the outRrowih of a
cold contracted while brHyely lighting a
tire several months ago Ho was not c0n-
sidered worse yesterday thnn for aeYernl
days but died suddenly IN the midst OF
a violent coughing spell.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Willie Holt and Mollie Westhrook to
II. CAPS. TO acres fifteen miles south
east Of Gainesville. 5000.
i s. Blake aud wife 10 A, G, Guthrie,
lot 10 block 4, Schoppmeyer's addition,
$500
Scion Baum and wife TO Henry Bier.
yrrOus tracts out OF the Mary H. Clark
survey, $500.
Eliza Alusick, John Lawrence and wife
20 Rachel Mooney, various lots in O'Nell's
addition, $1,000
Claude Wcaver 70 n. w Weaver. IN
terest in 1894 acres ont Of the b. II.
Carpenter survey $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
CnNrnSTEn rASNs

Austin. Tex, Jan. 23.- Especial The
committee ON privileges and elections
met last night TO hear the report of it's
subcommittee In the contested election
cases Ut Williamson W.. Davis from
Falls and Cain vs.. Cain from Rains
In the contested election ease Of William
SON vs. Davis from Falls county the sub
committee of live 20 whom the contest
was referred for investigation aud report
submitted report last night m favor of
Davis the sitting member The whole
committee adopted the report which viii
doubtless be sustained hy the house.
In the case OF Cain VS. GAIN from
Rains county the committee decided "a
send for n number Of boxes including the
Emory box over which the contest seems
TO turn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
COMMISSION FACTS
AS Shown by Figures Presented
in Detailed Statements.
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Hauled by The Roads Melted Many Hundreds
Of Thousands Of Dollars Mortgages,
Status Of a Number Of important Bllls-Fieht
on The Anll-opllon Observation-Disclosures
In Our Senators 10 20 the Right
Thing at the Right Time.
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT

Austin. Tex, Jan Especial y
A bin based on the Horny George idea
OF taxation was introduced IN the house
today by j r. Brown. u provides for
the collection of what is termed a poll
tax from land owners as follows
For POO acres and less than 400, 81;
between 100 and less than 600 acres, 50;
between 900 aud 500 acres, 81; between
500 aud 1000 acres. s.; between 1000
and 1900 acres. SIG: for every additional
1000 acres above 1900 acres $50. One.
half OF the revenue thus raised Is 70 ~
60 the general revenue and the balance
70 be used Ia payment Of pensions to
Texas veterans and FOR the support VI
the Confederate Home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

Austin. Tex, Jan. 93. Especially The
concurrent resolution layunul thc Hatch
anti option hill viii urycr rcpvh Wash.
ingtuu brtauac of its defeat iu the SON
Htc today The resolution WAS adopted
In the House but after amendment hN
the committee ro as To take away amy
force IL might have had 0s am instruction
10 the senators, lilF those advocates of
the suh.trcnmry plan whu hcdrrd
with the plcn for that or sniup
better measure. the committee reported
I'm favor of Che Hatch hill on
'"snmc hill to prohibit the dealing IN
futures of agricultural products II the
resolution had reached the Texas dele.
CATION In this form they could slill II
they chose have opposed the Hatch bill
without violating its direction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
PIG INDIANA FRE.

l1lwood, Ind. Jan. %. The lamp
chimney works Of George McBcth the
largest factory OF the kind IN the world,
caught fire last night and the main por'
ton Of the factory Is now IN ashes Mt
tural gns was the cause. The ware.
rooms were saved over six hundred
men were thrown ont Of employment.
Tie loss win amount 20 100000
Florence Walker, q moulder was
burned 10 death. and was found FIVE
hours later covered with debris. hole
was cut IN the wall through which four
others who are unknown were rescued
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
commission FIGURES.

Austin. Tex. Jan. 23.--(Special l-lu
collecting statistics relative 60 Texas mil-
roads the commission has adopted the
methods of the interstate commission
Mnry OF the roads have failed 10 make
complete statements. but IL is believed
that the forthcoming first annual report
exhibit ~ the cost business and con-
didou of Texas railroads ever given to
the public, The most material facts em-
bodied in the report are reproduced be
low.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
nrrlciAI.e IN HOusTON.

,r.,,,,, Tex jan A-tspecinl, To-day
Gnlhroitb. general freight ana pas
1i,.,.i ~ accent of the International aud Great
Northern. General rassensr ana ,, Iiesgi
asNlsa Cencral Passenger ANA ticket
a.n1 Gasion Alesller OF the Texas and
facidc ma j. j. Price assistant general
nassaneer agent u the nterneiionai and
NI.if, ~ the Inherent headquarters 10 tlilt
e,ty They have been GA topr over ihs
,.a4inne roads aud are now eufouie 10 theiI
several headquarters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans, ~, Jan, ~. hirSt raee
Five ana nnnhnf furlOugs. Virgin
won. King Richard second, Captain PEN
nvWright third. Time. lOG -
Second race six furlongs San sal
yndor Won lloodou second, silver lip
third Time, ! .OS -.
Third uce Six aud onc-half furlonga.
little Addlr won. &. 49, Wnlnghum sec
ond Carrie pcnrsol third, Tune,
t.1O 81
Fourth race.- Seven funOngs. Nirden
won. Wnpot second Miss Gillde third.
Time .35.
Fifth racc Seven fmlorgs Dixie Y.
Parkinson won Tar Heel second, Texas
star third. Time, ! .;G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
cLnynLANp Ar LAKEWoop.

Lakewood, n. j. Jan. % President
elect Cleveland rturnod from bis visit
Secretary Bayard at the station. The
two entered private carriage 10 watt
ing aud were taken 10 Cieyeland's cot
tagc, whsle Bayard viii remain mlil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

provided for m the recently adopted
constitutional amendment
The general appropriation bill was con-
sidcrcd aud the clerk of the committee in
structed Ia yet from the ,umHrUilw AN
estimate of EXPENSES of departments Tor
the ucAt two Years lVrthur cuusidrm-
ton of the bill WAS pos pluvd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
A HoG-Doc sTopv

lmas A., rex Jan. ~ tSneciaIl ON
went 4 dog on The VA Muburn's
lMilhnFn's IA ami after biting Four OF
L0Wari iIIoss BIT his little 8.year-old
bad hyar,,. WIS not certain that the
y wss await Developments "nd IN ~
3iei 4 49,. t.l on the wrist. The ,log he.
III IA Ilibe case OF rabies a,,d ,yss
\ mad ana3sfAl days one Of Ne hogs
hos gone e9ch succeeding seven dnVs
'ag been lily me last one of 40 foir
omianr MIA lhis morning after which
pmln. ana 'ta ms hrother-ln-l a. A.
y osiloe =, ~ son, they brought three
aoiil i1unj owl sold u aud boarded
s-''4ea' At he Ell Pasi s 1877 , New York 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
|NEWSCONDENSEO.

A,,. w, shipped NO" ~"
i s.,rs' $4,000 in gold
- IN the neighborhood OF
,s.tsrday morning 'ha' nu
.,,,ei hat the Roman ANNA m1" ,I,,p
INN q Naples las 'o''0Nu'' VIM
,.,ger Of water famine IN
Il and Ballsston' \. y
,.on taken toward building
la' abroad in Peekskiil.
n anthracite coal has been
n ~, cents ton IN Boston
. ',a,s savings bank Of Auburn
lnsolyen:.
vo,ctcrbockcr. the largest OF
ever made, was Launched Ut D"'"'
,.iga Of Nlasons of Connecticut
10Th annual communication ~ ~"
annals. made desperate 10y h ,lI,,.'..
l','' ,iopt Russian villages, killing
"a ,inals as well as people.
the Third Avenue railroad OF
i nse been increased FROM S''oO0''
100000 ,.
..,ro, and South American Tele-
80. 80 aeclied to lay II cable from
ycxieo 10 Chcrtilos, Peru'
prown Of Maryland refuses to
Il. decamuug ex.stnte treasurer
,rsher who t. serving u term
tate prison
!, Elmr aged 80. society man IA
H., himself In Nuucy without APP
susc
,t,,o,,t au armed mob overpowered
q, convent. So. James parish La
u, Two negroes. Robert Landy
.sn, George. for murder.
,oval.ts have been ordered to
az novels TO the press censor be-
blcatlon.
ov telephone line between Calves
Austin was completed last night
,o,peciions were made.
,o.,oes of the ridden library have
M. Julia $. Bryunts gift or louN
nom the library of her father
cullen Bryant
Elphinstonc. who was captain ~
N navy and served In China ann
and West mdics, died In Nlussel'
e5uand.
,sy Henry NJ Field, ID. D., Is go
North Africa TO get material FOR d
N travel. and 10 get rid of the
., the Briggs trial upon his sys
RfoWn's bible has been sold 20 j.
an " Chicago, who Is couecuni
49, Of hc famous agitator I'M
ras used while Brown was at lar
etu. snd many passages bearing OF
ltn Of slavery are marked.
Ar. Wood, who has been con
J her bed with leprosy for seNera
ded from the disease IN Union
Galveston Marks Kory, manager o
Thing house of Charles /. Kory, wa
with apopleNy yesterday afternoo
N almost instantly.
comes from Colon that for twenty
dayy, with no food and water TN
gers aud crew OF the sloop Juane e'
The survivors are Captain pcLato
crew Of three, and Marlno Gregor'
be general federation OF congress
yesterday Home Secretary A,qul'
ICED that the plan OF homie rule I'
would be on u large aud liber
las c. Jackson, a prominent laWy'
4 hmonl killed himself II was su
thar the pain from a wound which
b during the war unbalanced b
can doctors are experimenting wi
tI spiders as q cure FOR typhus fever
S4e Ann Nelson, a Colorol woman vi
MI he lighted George Washngtou's pl
m before the revolutions Is dead
l1' b al the alleged age Of 1870 years.
steamer GardUpee, which sailed fro
urg with the first consignment of [
exhibit Tor the Worlds fair. is ov'
end 10 Is feared that she has 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
A PREACHER
seduces an idiot Girl Is the Allegation Made
al Celeste.

O,5eslc, Tex, Jan. 23.-lSpeclal' D.
yostcrJay Toe Shield arrested Joe Burk-
bnit.r and tool, him 10 the county jail
qor seduction Of girl said 20 be an
i6iot She lived about nine miles west
nf Ills place whore Bur,halier had been
preaching. lie is about - years Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
EIrNn1NG nnNns-

Austin. Tex, Jan. "a Specially
The bill providing for the funding ot
county indebtedness introduced la the
exceed per cent interest, and shall be-
sold for not less than par value.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

Austin, ToN. Jan, 2I"l SnoCiWl =
Permission 10 do husuCss In TeNnS was
today granted lleuinE.ilnll, Marvin Co.,
of New Jersey. lire and burglar pinot
safe manufacturers Capital stock Si,3uO
OOO Comptroller Mccall today regis
tered $1,000 city OF Brownwood improve
ment bonds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
COLONEL OViULTlIElI.

London. mu - Colonel Thos Ochll-
uur will sail Tor the United States Feb.
49, He win have In his Charge seven
horses belonging To Colonel North, "lhe
Mira King and some pccrs belonging
TO others. which he viii take to Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
Wednesday Tho objects Of Bnyard's
visit is uot kaown.


London, Jan. 20 1t Is officially announced
the British government has decided upon
slight Increase OF British troops In Egypt
IN View Of the fact that recent events have
threatened 10 disturb public security.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
SPORTING.
rAyr.On nACrs.


Taylor, Tex, Jan. 23, Especial 1.-The
directors of tho Williamson County Live
stock aud Taylor Fair association have
Just issued the following program OF
races 10 be run here at the coming fair
and exposition commencing May ., 1893,
and continuing four days,
First race. $40 pace. purse 5000.
Second race 2:2T trot. purse, S225.
Third race, One-iourth mile dash purse
$40.
Fourth race one.half mile dash, purse.
SiO0.
Fifth race, 245 trot purse, $500
Sixth nce running, five furlongs dash
purse, $50.
seventh race, Q minute pace, purse
Sl23.
Eighth race. g minute trot. open only
To Williamson county horses, purse, 500,
Ninth tUcr, freefor-all pace, purse,
S225
Tenth race, runulr, one.half mile aud
repeat $50
IWclVth Wvc, y year-Old trut, Tor VIII
hanson aud adjoining counties, purse
SIi.
rhhtceuth rucc, frce.for.all trot, purse,
S22l.
Fourteenth race, running thrive tourths
mile dash, purse, $3.50
Fifteenth race, minute trot, purse,
| SlT5
sixteenth race. 2:30 pace, purse, 5000.
All trotting aud pacing races will he
conducted under the rules of the Amen-
can Tmtting association OF which this ~
| sociutiou rs a momhcr An running Hcoa
/ viii be- governed by the American Rae
/ ing rules mlCss otherwise provided.
Entries tn ll trots and pnces win close
/ April -, 1909, and all running races at
| . 0'cloCl, ON the evening before The race.
! Entrance fee 10 per cont ut the purses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

was born IN Putnam county, Georgia,
sept ~ 1898, and graduated from
emory college Ia 1910 lic studied law
under The Hon. a. n Chappcll aud was
admitted 10 ihe bar IN 1917 He went
10 Mississippi b 1919 and was made
professor og mathematics Ia the Misss.
sippi university lie resigned IN 1880 and
nnd went 10 COyington, Ga. He estab-
lished IA lazy practice and was elected
10 the legislature IN 1853. In 1884 he
returned 10 Mississippi aud was sent 10
congress lie sat IN the Thirty nth and
Thirty-sixih congresses In 1861 be rep
resented bis state IN the convention Of
the southern states, and during the
same year entered the Confederate army
IN 1863 he was sem by Presidenf Davis
rs RUSSIA on diplomatic business, AFTER
the close OF the war b. was sent 70 the
Rorty-thiri and foriyfuurlh congresses,
and in 1877 was sent 60 represent Mis-
sissippi IN the United States senate. lie
was appointed secretary % the interior
by Cleveland, March 3, lsoo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT or PASSENGER
REVENUE or RAILROADS IN TEXAS FOR ruR
TWO yEtRs ENDED JUNE 10, 1891, ASD
JUSE 80 1872,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

COMPARATIVE ABATEMENT OF FEEiGHr EARN-
tNts Or RAILROADS ~ rENAs FOR TitE TWO
YEARS ENDED JUNE 90, 1891, AEpIUNE 30
1897
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
wAsnINnroN Won.

Olympia, WISH. Jan n -'rhe ballots to
day Tor United states senator were without
a result
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
MIInnnR AND aLIICNDn.

Marietta. o. Jan ~. Nlcholas Haas
aeed 40. killed MS wife last nlghg aud
then suieided. Domestic uVuble4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

o5 s ass Bonds sG g's ogS @ Si So %' state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

Net increase for the year ended June 30,
1892, 5000, 463l2