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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
nHE nnXAs CnNrRA1.

ouston. Tex. March 30. -CSpecial.)--
stated that Justice Jackson has de-
10 vacate the orders first made 10y
bee lamar and renewed by himself.
plnulng the receivership OF the Hous-
aud Texas Central railway, pending
appeal Of the Carey case, and that
'prder 20 that effect will be sent down
.entry in the circuit court. The next
TO follow viii be probably an order
Fudge Mccormick discharglng the
from the receiyership and turning
Fer to the recognized company The
par annual meeting of the stock
fers Is called at the Office of the COM
n IN Houston. Monday next, and Il
Ears likely that az that meeting the
Us for the operation OF the property
Fhe company will be settled upon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
LEGISLATIVE.
The Senate Passes the Bill TO
Protect Girls
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OF TENDER AGE IN BAD HANDS.
A Stringent Liquor Law that Mould Close
Saloons on Sunday
--------.ee
The Cattle Sanitary Commission Gin IN the
HOuse-The judicial sln 70, The 10.
Gallon Of Courts Of civil Ap.
peal Again Considered.

Austin, Tex, March 20. Especial D..
! ihg scua,c met ibis mornine at no
"Sck win President pro ten kcarby
After PRAYER by Chaplain Briggs the
senate nrucpcdcd 10 business
senator Crowley introduced c,pcure
rent resolution iaVOring convention OF
delegates appointed by the governors of
IeNns, Arkansas, oklahomU, Missouri.
Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota Iowa,
North aud South Dakom. looking 10 The
building OF north and south line Of
iuilwoy from he north line OF Dakota
TO the Gull OF Mexico nc uh estimated
cost 81 SedWOOOO. The senator said
q similar resolution had been adopted by
several Of the states named.
Senator Brwning moved TO refer 10
the committee on commerce aud manu-
incturcs. Tabled
Senator Steele moved that Il be refcrr.
81 TO the committee on internal improve
mcnts.
senator lmbodcu made the point Of or.
der thut the resolution would have 90 boz
alpovei by the govcrnor and thcre-
fore must hc referred 60 q comimftec
senator NOaknm moved that the fur.
Their consideration of the resolution be
POSTPONED until Friday, and that it be-
printed IN the journal.
Senator Steele snid the resolution con-
NNANN'lMNNN NANN Capitalization MAM NINNNH
tloa of The railroad boy the states, aud he
Thought u might be rufcrnd
Senator Smith agreed with this view
Of the matter.
The motion 20 postpone was lost and
the resolution was ref Hrcd,
Senator Hresslpr moved 90 take un
house railroad bond bill lost
This being house bill day The chair laid
before the senate house hlll 90 REPEAL
the scalp law, with a senate committee
amendment to submit the adoption or
rejection OF the law 90 the ffophulduir Of
each county. The senate committee
amendments were defeated and the house
bill rcpeahng She present SCALP law aud
providing for the payment for scalps
when ordered bv the ooinml Nionur'
court, was then passed to 80 third read
INK
Senator Smith moved 20 take up the
house school bill with q majority adverse
and minority favorable report lost,
Senator Goss moved rhai the senate
committee amendments 90 tho school hiu
be- printed in che journal
senator Jester offered ~ nn amend
meni that the bill as amthdrl hy Tie
senate committee be printed Tho uialr
ruled that the amendments were NOT DC.
fnre the senate aud the amendment nnd
substitute were out of order.
Adjourned till 3 p M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
PERSONAL.

s. b Wickcns Of the Democrat
is-back from q "Trip 90 the uesterl part
Of ihe slatf
State Ranger O'Ifara was down from
Amarillo yesterday.
Miss Miriam Nelkc leaves fhis morn
ing Tor iienis1n % give a reading in that
ems tonight under the auWi rs VI the
Epworth l.eague.
Miss Lucr Carter Dl Dallas Is 10 ihe
city visiting Mrs Slanbcry. sl3 Jarvis
/ Grnl Wapiea 81 the Wnplei Platter
wher company. q back irru st Louis
lnrs o. has been attending Tho lafft-
tion se Wholesale erpers associa'
Mrs. W
slowly. BOT "a Tighffoot q improving
friends now able % bee Der
Nat Kramer
pndGe Caunon btby tlle Texas and
yiait 10 his Old h0ile.is m1rliis f1f
Nr and Mr. }. q. tousr'lle, 80
Falls wcrr Ia the ciiy yccd ~ Nlelifa
Alr cam laznrns pi rl.ay
yu,.st ~ relatives ~ fur Nsan Il he
rbnuas Iammel E banker
water i IN Fort Worth qgeel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
STILL APART
Are the Two Forces OF Choc-
laws Near Antlers.
----i--.---
GOVERNOR JONES ON THE WAY
10 he Scene Of Trouble, but Dukes Nay
Preciplole Matters.
-as-a
Locke Mas sevsaH.Fso Good Mon and True
and Is waiting Some kilograms Seat
bomcIals IN Regard to mo Wan
ESollemen, Prevails

Auilers. T. n. March 20. Special =
The prcscnt condition OF affairs Is about
this Tho Choctaw militia. living south
of here, were masscd lo,lay at Goodlnnd.
I iltecn miles south. and numl,er about
/ thirty Tonlcht about seventy more
went down on tho trisco naascnecn e.
i said, under the leadership of a.. w,
Dukes, which win give them about 100
men ihcre. with additional forces march.
Ing there by land. Dukes was one of tho
men released as Paris and who returned
last night They wont up TO rallhina,
and tlcre Dukes, Il "a reported, made a
very bitter epecch, saving thpy were
golne TO yet their furccs together and
'hat Locke only had ono moro night of
grace,
Governor Jones - hrrylnr hero and
telonsaphcd one " his friends that he
would BE- az Paris Tcx.. tomorrow morn.
ing ana can reach Goodand hy noon 20.
morrow Some OF The governors friends
say the militia win nwait the governors
coming and his orders. while others be-
liove Dukes win Cry TO prccIpitmc action
tonight Dnkos has NO official position,
hui hns strong influence Win the militia
ond " ~ said a. be aUtunted 10y per
sonal os we'll as political grudgcs against
Locke
Locke With his forces, are intreuchod
az hia ranch dcross Tho Klamltla river
about two milos east Of here, hls forec
b not known, but is probably ahout
sevonty-iye men, lie q waiting for ihe
others 90 take ihc Initiative
lhe following kilograms aont ont by
Hon. John g. Gibbons uuitod Stntca
commissioner will give The tone OF fccl-
INK heres
General l.eo Bcnnctt, Indian Agent
Muskogec, I ~
'lorces still inccnainri hloodshgd un.
ayoldahle, and hat sooD Hope no Uuit
cd States citizens win be- Involved. but
nio afraid they win. Il you eome be
quick"
Also 70 alo anmo eject 20 lloa. Nhna
~ Stuart ht Gainesville IoN, aud to
Hon james NJ Nhnohuf0nl nt MushO
gee, l r., as Judge Glhhuna WIS not
advised who IN now the federal Judge of
tho lndihn Territory court
Also tho fol0wiup
Zion linke Smith, Secretary of Into.
lior. Washington. ID o.
"Chocluw forces within few milps 0f
onch other hl1odshod inevitable unless
immediate r'llof " bad Governor Jones
can be reached 90 Paris, JcNo tomorrow
curly.
"iSlmcdl JNO q GIBBONS.
Omitted States Commissioners"
m either party nitrmpta nny attack
tonight a VIII have aevrntpen-mllc /
mnreh 90 make, aud no battle can occur
before 4 on . O'Clock in he morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
GAINESvILLE
Judge Sluarls Comm ssion Some Of Viz
Appointments A Baby Takes
Morphine.

Gainesville. Tex, March 30 -igpool 40
MI AuHu'a commission IA b. Judge
81 the United states court ia De indian
win 30 20 Ardmore tomorrow b tgtl ne
cath Of Office and win assumo hla d.iips
Immediately aftefward Though Mr.
Stuart has not formally nhuhniirfJ ia
appnliiiuea it y ccrtnll boy Did peffii.
venture that tiese nanl4 nrt 90 biz
flaia.
J, W. Phillips " this city. clerk Moran
Scott of lhis CITY. c5nmiaslOliff M Ard.
mores - n Davidson ~ Purcell. com.
missioner 20 Passed.. r. q Crooks ~
Denisop, 90 pmissOnsr no At.La joe
Galnea " Ills city constable %. Par eii,
John Swnns, now a deputy United States
marshal, az hJuth N hisfs-.
Mr. phliys has unined iieD. W. Woo.
pck Of this civ - ~ ia rhief dCprty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31

laredo Tex, March 20. Especially
Colonel Cproh, commander " he Merl-
can forces Ia Nurya Laredo. received a
teloRrpm hast night from thA City 81
Mesla IuiofmluE him chat he VIII III
amp4fp writ u haboaN colpna) 10 tho
Lewis cnnn had been nolusHd and IA.
hirprtcd that lewis would " tarned
over io the pfoper authorities It win ~
remembered thar LOWS was one ~ gls
RDscunnipT clerks Of tho Lombard IA.
yfsiment company Of Kansas City. who
ak.pped 10 Nrxio0 with sOuttlinr 0yfr
fl2OuO Of The o0uipnngs money. IL n
said that De WIN De turned over today.
he has been lighting oxtrulllon Tor Dix
ltuMeil Hae arrested ln M04ie0. lmi bla
osrradlfion could notho secured. and ID
was released.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31

C0tulla, Tex Murch 30, Especial =.
81 ne lniernaii1nal aud Great Northern
fNilNAf nave bNen ordered BIZ Audfew
AunHifUuE 81, Tor tie unfpoaa ~ ship.
plng FROM iAls point Ahodi 1910 head nf
fiilio nlp ihe Crffh paiion. fndi1n Inf
fiiDrs Sixteen ears 81 lhla stock rolled
ont from tbs flaNon Tuesday Fifiern
CIR iQads leave TOMORROW, thirty GERS wa
follow Dn Saturday and iIa raQaindef
four trains ~ eitlff0ur Nn Wil have
gone forward az ere i0fb 81 ntf, mouth
llnaa cattle 20 iAle lhc ieriiorf fqr
DaHunr0 tar gross aud water l1fouel-
oal flas sttllW Donr 1rQ,ig thoroughly
dried up hy fte nfe4eni existing dfoull.
aud ihononlS moro are belne prepared
i0 follow ma Outlook ntl now y faff
~ lasa,lo nHnlY and hsf
lmmeJiale npifAoen d, VA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
AIARHIIALL Nnms

ishal' Tex. March co.'s pecial.l-
Aquif foreman Of motor i9wer and ma
'trA, believes ihRt "cleanlhess h next
kolilness, ana he Is having nc Yards.
RI houses, etc, cleared OF M, accumu.
IL OF old iron ana tirtber nuA nos Ia
~ order 10 the same oTect dong the
4, The officers OF the Ea1 are ev
~ about ihe first OF April D n t,,,r ~
eetion and the order 70 .cson ms
doubtless extend 10 every GepSimett.
'eelal coach No. O2O Of the Union Sieiel.
.d through this morning with ~ n
|pelle and A. -. Chnppele q
Colorado Coal company,
70 Fort Worth aud other Texas cltles.
a. y. Chappelle was accompanied ~
|ehe. The party are out for a pleasure
emily.
gine No. 1s0. with Billy Garbramt g
iufQttle and Frank Wood on the deck
tQlay for Texarkana 10 take OUT 3
w With George Gould and party, Mnl
make tour ~ the r. +. lines.
compress az this point viii make q
ren on Saturday next and VIII ihei
down FOR the season. The numpel
bhes pressed Will reach $1,000, which u
n hEhter than last years pnslnfss'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
he NEWS CONDENSED

|At Bath, Nc. Ere IN the opera house
~ practically destroyed At with the con.
MS Loss, S0ocoO
rap,sin Henry OF Cleveland. o., went tc
Ian 10 arrest Henry Abbotts Ford. who
Ibezzled S20,OoO from Wood. jerks 4 90.
4 Cleveland, aud II he has arrested David
paige nobody has heard or IL.
|at Lunsin, Tex. two young sons Of A
ElHs were playing With winchester.
en Jesse.who held the gun. pulled the
Isrra The bullet went through his
scneer brothers. heart. killing him in.
antly.
In the sutton forgeries AT
knlsvllle Ky, indicate a stupendous and
ktematlc piece Of fraud. How fur 1t may
he's there Is no telling, but It threatens
Involve others not yet mentioned In the
tair
.The members OF the New York Coffee ex.
8ange were much interested today In
. sciosures OF n gigantic deal In coffee
hereby a foreign operator named George
|al,enbach living Ia Paris. nade over
. lion dollars IN nine months.
Mice Brown, In jail at Franklin. Tex.
! charge OF theft, hanged herself yes.
fday by tying a string no larger than a
d pencil 10 Il water pipe. then patting
i moose around her neck standing on a
Ialr and jumping on,
.Goyernor Altgeld OF Illinois. has been
.hrgcd with prostitutiug the militia Or
! state to political purposes. This grave
Iree Is made by Brigadler- General WIN.
b. Clendennin, commanding the Third
sadie, one OF the oldest militia officers
+ llp state, and grows out OF request OF
Il geld FOR Clcndenncna resignation In or.
that the position might be bestowed ON
ID OF the governors political partsans.
shaptain Lewis, OF the steamer Chester.
ich arrived at New York last night
b. southampton, reports having passed
March % IN latitude 42.4O. longitude
D. ships boat capsized. This report
h rise 10 the supposltlon that the boat
ght belong 90 the Naronic At the Office
4 the White star company they were
biting a full report from Captain Lewis.
~ said It was Just possible that the boat
\ belong 90 the Nuronic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
sHRINERS Az AnSTIN.

Susdn, Tex. March 80 Especially r.
distinguished party of Masons and
pAers from Mecca temple, New York,
Pmpanied by their wives and lady
pos who have been making Pilgrim
through Mexico, passed through
lln tns morning en- route 10 their
fern homes. At the depot they were
py the mobiles of Ben Hur temple,
2 brass band. who remained with
curing their two hours stay. They
taken out TO the dam and then 20
Napitol where they were welcomed
1,,s2,Nerno9r Hoge and the mayor Rev.
.M Briggs, hieh priest and prophet
Pm Fur temple, presented 70 the pill
beautiful floral Offering aud also
Goned them TO the dty IN their name,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
AFrERNONN sEssION.

In the afternoon session of lhc house
MIR White moved 90 reconsider the vote
by which house bill G,6, he ryenuo in.
Junction bill passed and TINT the nlo.
ton 10 reconsider be spread on tho
/. Journal
Mr. Morrison moved 60 table and call
Of The house was demanded checking
further consideration
Mr. Henderson Of Milnm presented a
I'LL to prevent railroad companies from
prohibiting Thur vmpl lycs aud lnbUrerl
belonging 10 labor organisations
The Rogers substitute tor the supreme
judicial district hill being ih, pending
business, Mr. Rogers SPOKE AZ ndY0
cncy oi The MEASURE,
Mr. Iankerslcy offered q ss.rltute FOR
four courts, one nt Galveston, one at
Fort Worth, one az Austin aud the silO
Of the fourth blank
a good deal of discussion followed.
bearing mainly on the question Wh0ihor
amy or how many " any additional
courts were proper M connection with
The farther question us 10 the expense
OF new courig, and how Tar that expense
VIII be- Offset hy decreased oxppnao ~
the people in facilitating The dispatch
of cases and thereby lcseening The px.
ppnso nl litigation resulting in delays
Mr.. White withdrew his motion pre-
yionay noted.
~ NNNNNN ANNAWNWhfN ~ l"NWiNNNfNN
similar 10 ihoer of other mumben Ia
be- considered with them pr1ridlpg for
committee to lnycruRnfc state 0ilcos
and Institutions daring vacation.
Inc diBgu9aipn on the judicial hlll whR
resumed Nv McssrB rAnhnrslny. Sber.
ril. Chnmhcrs Chandler Bayne, Onion,
Aston aud Rogan
Mr Aston opposed the bill mainly Ia
the interst Of economy and amuard no
house with bis blunt bat f0rcible nrpn.
inents aud nrraignmcnt Of Tho niVocaten
Of the bill
The Tankorslcy substitute wns nlopt.
- by q vote Of % 10 as Nils points
70 Dallas ~ the site for the snplo urw
court and MOI 10 San Antonio
\ communication WAS read from NJ
y Robbins, railroad ugent Ia VIII
SARGENT lergenni-ai-arma of the House.
proposing 10 nuke iho house abi trnnfo
en excursion - rate 10 Galyoston ana
next saturday
Adjourned iill o o'clock Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
The SHRlNERS
AND WHAT THEY DID AND WHAT
THEY WILL DO.
The Dallas Courthouse CITY poiIllts Cheat
cd Three Pawnbrokors a Husi.
ling Grand Jury.

Dallas, Tex, March 80 iSpccial) -
Bon irnlcs0n, the two DOdsteins aud one
on two other pnwnbfokurs ave yrry ank
iOus % l0ontc q follow who successfully
paasnd on ou thpm counterfeit watches
and chains fOr tlo genuine articles lio
NctihiHpd The pnwnhfOkpw pni Of AiV
eaoll 10 hhd watches and chaina worth
~ cnrh nnd genuine gold watch aud
chain worth $50 he would FIRST pawn
the genuine article and thou return and
redeem a. An hour lat0r hc would TO-
turn with 70 counterfeit article saying
he bad been gamhllnH ana wa broke
md most iuye money" re turned o
trick IN every instance. li IS uald ihe
gums hRs been gnrre4aiully played 90
every fWHn in loxns 0f any nuip AZ
last d mHu las been found sharp enough
10 gei ahead pf d pawubr0Anr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
FIRES.
AT DALLAS

Dallas Tex, March 30.-CSpecial.l-
Fe tonight destroyed the handsome res
pee Of III. Nj. Mcintyre, on Commerce
Net, between HARDWOOD and Preston.
Dc on house and contents, $4,000. Cow
N by insurance.
Ihe residence Of Thomas II. Hurley.
fonductor on the Missouri, Kansas and
pas, was also destroyed. The house
+ the property of O. ]. Steyerwald
Il was insured for $3.50. Hurley's
\ on furniture and household goods
Unknown, as he is out of the city.
4 be residence Of o. V. Bostwick was
Ily scorchcd.
stable on Hall street, owned by
pre- y Rawlins was burned earlier in
evening, aud a valuable horse ere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
NOV OUIrANq nACrg

New Orleans La March 30 First
race Five furlongs Beceher, won Turks
1908 ~.
Scound rnco Seven hir0nga Bonnie
~ w'ini va Jnckaon, Hno0ud, Little
CRdd tlhrd Time. 500 8t.
lhird race Five flfl0nas Hubert
O'AHil Wan. hWitsnsluier. arolndi sam
Farmer ihlfd fine, ~ ~
Fourth mcc Sir fnilonrs. Boston
Boy Won Edwin see0d; Whittier.
third Time. lilB a.
ltlfh race s0Yen and ono.haf fnr-
iOnrH l'ehin won; Wodgchold socouds
Nellle Ponfii third Iiioo, 81 .15,
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AT OUANAH.

|nanah, Tex, March 30.--CSpecial.)-
PM Z o'clock this morning on alarm
|Ave was given, which proved 90 30
Fac. restaurant building Of j. h. Hill
y in the Dickey building. Prompt
fice on the part Of our fremcn ex-
pushed It with but little damage. ex-
A % some clothing belonging to the
|hg ladies' aud the table linen Of the
'aurant. The fire is thought to have
fnated by carelessly dropping
en- among n stack Of clothing; no in
|npp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31
CRY POLITICS

Tho city campaign IL growing ~ rs
terest W. g. Conner IA making
q quiet way, the most desperate
oi nlf ne We must win on retire lr
politics. Nryan T Bnrry and ths l.
ing nemocrp, clalm Ma election. f'.
money Il the order of Che day.
webster II making Che hotttst nalu
any nt the crew He Is speaking ,le
nnl fnsuing every day ne made
other OF his war talks, corncr Main amt
hlNlphy sirpcts tonight aud skmntd
haflN tonnof aud several aldermen.
hptil VIII speak tomorrow night anil
Sennor saturday night hivien Is max.
Ing a sim hunt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31

year and AIR. Doid by adding proviso
that the states liability shall cease when
the appropriation u exhausted
Mcssrs Henderson 81 Lamar aud SIM
nous OF Maverick spoke in favor "a the
hih' the latter drawiug upon Biblical
one OF his usually pretty and telling
speeches
Nj. Rayne spoke. saying he wss no,
opposed to the hnl on any sectional
Erounds. but because the bil proposed
an .SnnrWssarY expense 20 the state
Messrs. Curry, Denu, Wynn and Eft-
The Trncy and ne,id amendments
welc adopted
Mr. 1Nnkcrslcy offered rrovlso that
the commission shall not chansc the
present quarantine line during ISM The
amendment failed and the hill was en-.
gNssei, ayes, Ol. nays. SS
MIR Goupl moved 90 rcconsidrr the
VOTE hy which tie Pickett resolution to
nmcnd The constitution az 50 myeunga 81
the legislature aud pay Of mcnbgrs was
engr,sscd yesterday, his object heinN %
get consideration of the amendment LIMIT
ing the house 60 ninclyrthreo mcmhra.
The house refused 20 reconsider
Mr. Henderson Of Lamar presented a
concurrent resolution providing Tor q
ioiut committee 10 investigate thc various
during vacntlOD. and 20 report 20 the
roveruor and Che next legislature .Nch
data as mny he rnthcred 10y them, The
object "A 90 effect economy aud Equality
IN service aud expenditures. The com.
uiitlev n Go consist ol one acnntor ana
two representatives and IA allowed q glcth
I'd So day. Bach member h 90 have
81 o day for actual services ana acluui
travelling expenses.
Mr.. Henderson OF Lamar, on o QuVs.
ton of privilege rctrWlng 60 tine nnh
liahed mtlmatlOn ne to thc iteu of S2o,-
WN being printed on the appropriation
bill for Die purpose sungvs,pd M the
governor of being usgd by MN va psose
cute fodcrul officials for violations ~ the
state laws. explained that with nl guard.
iug ~ the committee mistakes would
occur, and while Tie committee for the
purpose ~ letting the house have notice
OF the governors demand permitted the
fact that he wanted an appropriation
60 be- printed ns am item Ia The bill, 30
amount was inserted or consluetcl 10Y
tie committee. aud that the figures were
inserted by mistake az the amount suf'
restcd ga the governors letter 20 the
committee
The honso considered substitute son.
ate bill, establishing six supreme Judicial
districts with respective courts FIRST
Rt Galveston Socond NC Fort Worth
Ilid nc Austin, Fourth 40 ballnNi
Fifth 40 Abilene. Sixth nc San Antonio.
Amendment by Mr. Murray trans
fcrrnr Burloaon copnty lron the Ana'
tin 60 tho Galveston district was adopted,
Mr. Rogers of Mcicnnan olorpi q sub
stimte FOR the bill, leaving the tiith
district court ia FLANK aud substitute
Ing Waco for Dallas.
ll.r substitute WIS read mud WITH the
bill went Oycr ull the afternoon session.
Nh R0wcll presented oil amend
ing the militia law as % the rcgimcniW
By Mr. Henderson 0f Milnm--A bill
defining aud limiting trusts
Adjourned on 3 O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31

Austin Tex. March 80. Especial
1he house mef with Speaker Cochran
ia ihe chair and "a quorum present,
Prayer by chaplain Pennington
House ON G3U. 90 give the state tho
ION right aud remedy nh0 injunction 10
better prevent fle violation N revenue
hrd penal laws ftt, which was eu-
crossed yesterday, was taken ~ az fie
pending business and after acting upon
several proposed amendments, was de-
clarpd i0 ~ defeated hy getting only
fle vote 81 ~ 3f. Including ne vote III
Speaker Cochran f9r Toe bill sibse
Queniiy Il WAS asceftained that ihr CLERK
had udsrmnted The vote and the speaker
announced that The blll PASSED ~ take
eifeN NINETY days after adg0ufument
House blil ~. 10 crenfe a stock sani.
tary commission nud making apgrypna.
ton therefor Tor which fle committee
Substitute was yesterday adepied. came
80 In iia order
8fr Bay1e moved 10 strike out tho
section making lnt appropriation and
arzued fi1t the amount rDposed was
not necealaqy
Mcnss TnFuey. White nnd iloWel
spoke ln favor 81 30 iili
WE hlHge rctusei ~ strike out ihl
sdifi0n and ibe QuesiiOn refgirrel 0a fhe
anieadmeuf offered Yesterday ~ SIC
baFnc. gsdudlE ne appropriation fypm
e20OOD ~ 5000.
Mr Turney pr1posnd b amfaa by
making tbs amOult $1,000 Tor tRel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31

There will be an ogg hunt FOR The chill
drcn Of the First Presbyterian sunday
school. a. the church tomorrow, Saiur-
day afternoon.
Wild geese are flying northwnrd.
A burglar got the witch of VIII Mitch
ell, a postoillce cmploye, from his vest
pocket while he slept, Wednesday night,
nc bis boarding house.
A SON Of A. Rogers. living ut sos South
Crawford street. ION FROM lcuce yes-
tcrday and fractured one Of bis elbows.
The fire yesterday morning wac the
part burning Of % barn n j w Collins
near the Tucker elgine house. Cause,
SOME children and some matches DAM
aee nominal
a marriage license was grant. n ycster-
doy 20 w NJ boyd aud Miss NJ ~
j axe About one license per ilem. or
six q week. s. the ayerage 40 present
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church win open their Easter market
~ Turner a Dingees tomorrow after
noon, as previously nnn0unced They
viii have q complete supply of cakes and
other tnble deicacies and az abundance
Of Easter eggs for sale.