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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
THEY WILL BE 500 STRONG,
While Locke With One Hundred in His Fort
ress viii
Welcome Them Warmly and Give Them the
Best His Men Have In Their Win.
chesIefs kilograms kepl Tho
Wires Hot

n. Antlers. I. r., April 5.-(Special.) THE
Ms"ce ithing bloody vengeance and
forS that tomorrow they will swoop
do, son Locke's fort. All day rein
forcemunts have been pouring into Good
land and they have 100 more men than
they had this morning. IL Is said that
their men are coming as fast "a they
can ride from all parts of the nation.
They are all expected at GOodlQnd and
Il Is believed that they will number 200.
With this force they believe they can
win. Locke is at bis fort with more
than 100 men well armed aud EQUIPPED
He Is perfectly confident and his men
are anxious for the fray.
The situation became so alarming ana
so many ugly rumOrs Were aiiout that
tonight United States Commissioner Glib
bons sent urgent kilograms TO lndian
Agent Bennett, Judge Bryant and Mar
shall Dickerson at Paris aud Judge Stew
art and Marshal Needles nt McAlester,
/. r., stating that United States citizens
were without protection and suggesting
tbat a force Of deputies were necessary.
IL was reported here this afternoon that
the militia would come here ON the )
d. IN. train Locke was notified and came
over 10 receive them. They did not come.
III they hnd there would have been Il
bloody fight.
Policies on property were cancelled by
the insurance companies on account OF
threats 20 burn the town.
A large number of deputy marshals
ore en- route from Paris on a special
train to protect United States ciuzens
and their property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
PERSONAL.

+. L. Carder has gone up the Panhandle
on a business trip.
Miss loc Bowlcs Of Granbury returned
home yesterday, after n pleasant visit Ia
this city.
DR. Jno. Il. Grammrr returned FROM
Louisville, Ky, yesterday. He has just
graduated with honor.
A. A. Locke ~ going away for trip
OF several months 10 Iowa, Chicago and
the Northeast states
Miss Anna Boyuton Of Port Huron.
Mich, IL visiting her cousin, Mrs. g.. =.
Hart, PIG North Burnett street
Frank Caperton, an old Texas and
Pacific conductor, Is In the city He 10
an applicant for the position OF postollico
Inspector
w, j. Miller, lately of Granbury has
removed TO Fort Worth TO take the state
ugcncy Tor tile United States Life ln-
surunco company.
The Kaufman Sun says OF late ac-
cession 20 the Fort Worth bar, who has
formed partnership with Mr. w. ~.
Browne, the new firm being doiniciled Ia
tn Hurley building. Mr.. j. ID. Cum
nngham IA arranging his business TO
move to Fort Worth IN March. The
Sun deeply regrets his removal Besides
being one OF our ablest lawyers, he IL
one of our most active public spirited
men always alive TO the best intcrosu
Of the town. He win be missed IN tho
social, business and political circles. A
few years ago he came 10 Kaufman a
poor man aud an unknown lawyer. Now
he has handsome property and stands
at the hend Of our bar. We trust his
prosperity win he still greater In u larger
and better field"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
FIERY WHISKY.
SHOT HIS FLAMES FROM 1900
BARRELS INTO THE AIR.
CATTLE BELLOWED.

Louisville, Ky, April o. Roded ware
house No. 866 az The distillery OF the
Allen Bradley Distillery company in
Eastern Louisville together with 1000
barrels of whisky was destroyed by FIRE
carly this evening AZ 40 b. a., while
four men were placing a barrel OF whisky
In one Of the tierces In the warehouse,
the head Of the bnrrol broke and the con.
fonts ran along the floor 10 q lighted Ian.
tern and took fire. Ina an instant the
warehouse was In blaze and the men
We're forced to ilee for their lives. Whom
the fromen arrived the big brick ware
house was a roaring furnace. Barrel
after barrel Of whisky exploded, send
Ing haines seyenty-dve feet ia the air
Flames from the burning whisky were
so strong the iifemen could hardly get
In close enough 10 the house 10 throw
streams on the flames. Time aud again
the big dIgtillery caught fire but the
ireInea ut the risk Of their lives managed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
EIGHT OF THE SHIPwRECKED
Crew Of the Inflated King lanes Gave
Out
-Four We're Drowned PreviOuslY--A Tale Of
The Sea Full Of Agony Tho Res
cucd Five Days Without
Water or Food.

Reden Beach, Cal. April 5.--Purser
Stanley, from the steamer Los Angeles,
reported tho picking up OF boat forty
miles north of here. which proved TO
be the missing one Of the illfOted ship
King James. The boat left the slhpside
when the fire drove them from the Yes-
sci about i26 miles on Point Conccp-
ton. They left the ship about midnight
March IL, and laid by the ship until 4
O'Clock the following morning. AZ OiO
in the evening Of the 3lst the boat was
cnpsizcd and four men drowned Captain
lliSberry aud the remainder Of the crew
climbed up ON the keel of the boat aud
SUGGESTING IN righting her, but the boat
was iull of wator and they remained 10
their waist In water fourteen hours when
the men worn out, exhausted and chilled.
began dying and one after another
passed away until eight including the
cnpuuns son, were dead. The dead
were passed over the boat. and the bOnt
50 relieved by this means that those
living We're enabled 20 stay there
All provisions, oars aud rigging of
every description, excepting piece of
sail, was lost by the upsetting of the
boat, and 10 was only through an in
genlOus contrivnnce of making the graf
ing and the boat lining Into ruddcr and
che use OF the scrap of sail mentioned
that they were enabled TO make amy head
way whatever.
When picked up 10y the Los Angeles
this morning the captain and three re-
naming members of his crew had been
FIVE days without food or water. They
were 80 weak MS 10 be- unable to stand
or walk nnd had 10 be lifted from the
boat 10y the willing arms of the rcscu-
crs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
WALES MAY VISIT THE EXPOSE.
TION.
HE is SAID TO HAVE CONCLUDED
TO COME TO AMERICA THIS
SUMMER.

New York. April 5--It is said by those
who ought to know that the prince of
Wales has made up his mind to visit
America this summer and see the
Worlds fair at Chicago II is said that
u cordial invitation from Chicago has
been sent to him by a special envoy and
that he has accepted. Apartments have
been taken for the prince and his suite
nj the Hotel Waldorf, and they are be-
ing especially prepared for them. The
princess is expected to accompany him.
A guest at the Waldorf said yesterday;
There seems 10 be no question about IT,
Mr.. Astor is now the guest of the pripee
of Wales and the prince will be his
guest while in New York. II Is under
stood around here that Mr.. Aston win
remain as Wales guest until they start
for this side. The belief seems to be
that the party will come over ON one OF
the British men-of-war, which viii leave
the other side quietly without publicity
i don't suppose that the general public
win know Anything of the royal visit
until the prince and princess, with their
suite, land In New York harbor.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
PICK lips.

Marriage licenses were issued yester
day tc w III. Horrell and Miss Annie
Guenteri. Thomas O'Donnel and Miss
Maggie Conley.
The L. o. NJ. club will be- entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. MckinEtrY Friday
evening this week. Any members who
cannot be present will please send regrets
before that time
Tuesday evening little Annie Dlngee
entertained her little friends az her home
7OS West Seventh street. the event being
her tenth birthday. Thirty.dx guests
We're present and all highly enjoyed thu
occasion.
Atten the meeting today at chamber
IF commerce. The meeting win be called
20 order ht 10 a. IN. See call elsewhere.
The Rock Island subscription subscri-
beers are urged 10 meet nc the chamber
of commerce at 10 this forenoon.
J. IL Norris who has been working as
advertising collector for The Null was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Joe Witches
as a deserter from the United States
army. lie WIS delivered to the recruit.
Ing Office here 10 be sent 20 San Antonio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
BY THE SAN IA FE
ND ARKANSAS PASS KNIGHTS
OF PTTHlAS GO
mo Nineteenth Meeting Of tho Grand
Lodoe al San Antonio April 10 The
Uniform Rank Encampmeni.

sotae OF the prominent Knights of Py-
las 81 this city met last night and dc,
led 10 40 to the meeting of the grand
hare knights of Pythias vic the Santa
70 Cameron, thence by the Aransas
1ss ~ San Antonio.
This action IL prompted partly Dy the
q thht several divisions IN the North
N p4ft of the state are going by the
ttnn BE lad others along the line of
4 Athnsas Pass viii use that line.
heY Intersect at Cameron and from
6ntc Ihto San Antonio the Sap VIII DO
elte,
Iie occasion for the gathering Is the
neltcbth annual session Of the grand
iGf VI Texas. The San Antonio lodges
NN iDyited the Uniform Rank 20 bc
t4f and an encampment of the Texas
ifNde has been ordered In conformity
9Th IN invitation,
fQr% Worth division No 2, at the reg,
tpWeeting last night decided 10 accept
" NHkrior facilities offered By the COM
fnANah route of the Santa Fe and Aran.
I'4ts, and will go IN that way.
VA toInpany Of Waco KNIGHTS, accom-
oftt 10y the Iwenty-third infantry
BnH Hin come up here 10 accompany
~ Worth delegation 70 San An.
lAe knights viii leave here on the
.tQtNlnf OF the 18th and win arrive iu
W Antonio the naxt morning. The
uns Pass trains SI-un through flo
uNpd that has been arranged by tho
l1k4 1ntonlO knights for the use OF the
|l4lin Rank divisions for camp and
Az Ifposes and the Uniform Rank men
4 tbark there willie tho uembera
liM Grand lodge can 20 On the same
! MA nto tie city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
ON THE FACE OF The RETURNS
Conner Has a Plurality Of Two Votes Over
Barry,
But the LaiIers Friends Say He Has a Plu.
rally Of Legal Votes Election Re-
turns From a Number Of
Texas Towns.

Dallas. Tex, April 5.--(Speciall y
There has been a great deal of quiet
talk in this city today ON the result VI
yesterdays election. Sam Klein and
other leading Democrats Of the city hold
that Barry not only beat Conner, but
received a plurality Of the legal votes
cast.
On the face Of the repturns the vote N
rs follows. Connor, 1859; Barry, 1867
After conference today the following
statement was made By leading Demo
Crut:
"Alr. Barry Is in possession of infor-
nation from responsible persons which
leads us TO believe that he has been fair
ly elected. IL this information proves
To be correct we shall claim the election.
II MT, we shall cOtcedeit. We shall base
our claims on legal votes cast and rot
upon techniculitcs"
Another meeting Of leading Democrats
was held this evening. MIR. Barry was
present. IL Is understood that contest
was decided upon aud Interesting develop
ments are looked for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
IEFFERSON,S HONE.
HE WILL. REBUILD AT ONCE-HIs
MOST VALUABLE PAINTINGS
SAVED.

Louisville, April 5.--Nlr Joseph JEFF
ferson gave two performances of rip
Van Wrinkle" in this city to-day. Mr.
jefferson states that the burning Of his
home ut Buz1ards Bay win not inter
fere with the six weeks tour he Is 20
make. The fire, he says, was hardly as
bad as the newspapers make IL out.
81 have just received a telegram" he
said. stating that among the things
saved from the fire were the following
paintings Two Greuzes, two Calames,
1--WE Van Marks, two Corots, two Troy
ons. one Simonetti, one lsrnels, valued at
$4,000; one Daubigny, one Macready,
as William Tell. by Inman; three Maui
yes, one large Tryon belonging 10 Mr.
Henry II, Capman, of Brooklyn. valued
at S50,OOO, 1 shall rebuild the house at
once"
Mrs. Jefferson, a dispatch says, was
not, injured, aud she Is now entirely
Wen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
APPEALs CoURr.
DECISIONS AT AUSTIN BY CIVIL
AND CRIMINAL TRI-
BUNALS.

Austin, Tex, April Especial lin
the court of civil appeals for the Third
district the following orders We're en-
tered today:
Affirmed Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway company vs.. Piner from
lei Paso.
Reversed and remanded-Riggs ct al,
vs. Pope ct al.. from Bell; Stuart x
McNhir VS.. Smith ct al. from III Paso;
Morrison ct al. VS.. Ashburn, from Nc
Lehman.
Motion for rchearing overruled-G
weston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway company Us. Weisch, from
Guadalupe; Nj. Mcdonald ct nj. vs.. In
ternational and Great Northern Railway
company, from Williamson.
Dismissed Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway company VS. Kelly
Ct a.. from Brewster; Cotton, trustee,
vs. Jones, from III Paso.
The court of criminal appeals met to-
day and the following cases We're sub
mitted Houston VS.. the State, from
Austin, on motion 70 dismiss appeal
Evans va. the State, from Bell, ON brief
for the state
The court will meet again on Satur-
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
WANTS N DIVnRCE.

Fanny Cherry has sued William Hough-
ton, not for divorce, but 20 cOpare a mar
rage contract annuled Miss Cherry re-
Sides az Oak Clln, nd IA n pretty girl. Last
year she became n member OF a startling
theatrical company. The star OF the COM
pany was William HOughton, IL man OF 40
years who parted from ohio. At Caddo,
''by misrepresentation and false intenses,
the plaintiff alleges Houghton induced her
TO go through u marriage ceremony under
the laws OF the Territory. Forty-cdght
hours afterward her aunt appeared on the
scene aud Miss Cherry Houghton returned
with her relative 10 Dallas, leaving her
husband behind. The plaintiff alleges that
the Union was nckcr contaminated, In
that they did OF live together ms man and
wife In the Nation, and she wants the
marriage annulled 10y Judges Charles Fred
TnclIer. Tho rirl 81 nm heIreaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
HOME RUILDING.
THE NAME or A FORT WORTH IN
STITUTION CHARTERED
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Austin, Tex, April 5--(Special) y Char
tered today, the Home Building associa-
ton of Fort Worth capital stock, $1,000
600, directors, u. Il. Paddock, George
E. H. Keller w. u. Manchester, s. r.
Homer, H. Is. Grammar and James O,
Scott.
The notary public list was closed today.
When the first list was sent 20 the senate
for confirmation II contained about 1000
names, since which time about 1900 nd
ditions have been made, making In all
about 500
Grimes county today redeemed $1,000
OF her courthouse bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
CHOLERA SCARE IN VIRGINIA..
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH 10
BE REORGAN1zED BY THE
GOVERNOR

Richmond, Va. April 5.--Tbe governor
of Virginia, owing TO the threatened In.
vasion of this country 10y an epidemic of
cholera has reOreanized the state board
of health. Unfortunately in 1STi-2 the
a provision which makes Il Of no avail.
that Is, Il failed TO make an appropria-
ton TO carry on this work consequently
there is no appropriation for this pur-
pose. A careful estimate Of the ex-
pense attached to the work shows that the
board viii seed nc least 5000 20 supply
the men aud means necessary TO give the
state the protection Il mGS need. The
chamber of commerce Friday night ap.
proved plan for collecting this amount
from the city of Richmond
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
ITrTID ROCK RACTs

Little Rock, Ark, April 5.-First race
Six furlongs Helen n Won, RUDE Bur
rows second, Francis Pope third. Time
1.tT.
won, Tom Parks second, Little Bowling
third. Time 81 t-2.
Third race-Jockey club stakes $3.50
added. one and ouc-sixteenth mile, two
starters, Torrent Chimes. Time l:51 l-2'
Fourth race Five furlongs Empress
Frederick and Josie ID. ran dead heal.
Little Crete third. Time los IL.
Fifth race-In the run of Empress
Frederick won easily by four lengths.
Time / O4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06

20 save Il. Ia addition 10 the noise from
the explosion of the barrels 1000 cattle
Ia the pens were believing and the roofs
OF the pens were on fire several times.
IL took the united efforts Of Eve Ere
The distillery Of Anderson, Nelson com
psny caught fire but was saved with but
trihing damage.
The whisky was valued at about $780,
600 and was owned by over 200 diifereut
persons and Is thought 10 have been wen
covered by insurance
The warehouse was valued az $50, 600,
and was fully insured. Damage to the
distnery slight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
RLuFFDALE.
LOCAL OPTION CARRIED BUT
THERE WILL BE A CON
TEST IT Is SAID.

Bluffdale. Tex. April Especial -
Local option carried by small majority
at the recent election IN this iustice's
position contesting its legality, the prn-
cipal allegation being that of one Of the
circulars failing TO have been posted In
time by about six or eight hours 10 give
fun twelve days notice as required by
law.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande rail.
road Is moving a great many cattle now,
There will be 5000 or 5000 shipped az
ills point during the present mouth,
one train load having been loaded here
at present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
An OUANAH.

Quannh, Tex, April 4. Especial. Tho
city election here today passed OF very
quietly. although some hard work was
done by friends Of for their respective
candidates.: still. there was only a very
light vote polled, numbering In all 265.
The following are the officers elected
for the ensuing year viz:
For mayor-1. b. Stiteler 25S
For trcasurcr-Robert f. HARRISON.
For marshall. X, Henry, 100
241
For city attorney--H. w Mnrtin, 175.
For assessor and collectOr--John II.
Allison, 100
For aldermen First ward, II. a.
Washburn, 81; j. W Golston, 81; See
ond ward. Il. L. Callahan, %: ]. NJ.
Standlee, 81 Third ward, j. II. Wool.
bright. O3; y. u. Norman. 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
BEWARE or TINE KODAK
IN A DIVORCE SATISFACTORILY
PICTURES OF THE DEFEN-
DANr WON THE DAY.

Paris, Tex, April Especially Yes
terday was divorce day IN the district
court, and about twenty-ix cases were
disposed Of In one case the evidence
consisted Of photographs OF the fair de-
fcndant In way that was naughty.
Tho judge nude a thorough examination
Of the evidence. therc being no jury 10
the case.
In another the lady IN the case Ind her
maiden name restored, but thought "a
little Of II that In five minutes she was
fncing Justice Hunt and trading Il %
for another mans. Fifty-two eases were
cleared from the docket yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
FROM ALL PARTS or THE WORLD
IMMIGRANTS WAITING IN THE
BAY TO BE LANDED ON
AMERICAN SOIL.

New York. April 5.--There were 5SS0
immigrants from all parts of the world
waiting in the bay yesterday morning to
be landed on American soil. The Gel
lert, from Havre, brought OBJ. the
Werkendam, from Rotterdam, 600; the
Sorrento, from Hamburg, 066. the
Assyria, from Naples. 80; the Colombo,
from Naples, 100; the Guidhall, 16S;
the Aller from Bremen, 600, and the
Paris, from Southampton, 400. Some Of
these, notably the Italians ON the Colon
DO, from Mediterranean ports, will be- de-
tanned until the ships are fumigated and
the passengers inspected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
DOMAINS WAFER
WILL COME FROM RAVTlNNA
AND WILL Bic THE BEST IN
NORTH TEXAS.

Ravenna, Tex, April 5.-(Special) r.
The contractors on the Bonham water
works were here few days since pros
ham. They drove down two 2-inch pipes
and attached pumps. The pipes were
sunk about fourteen feet and supplied
about forty gallons of wuter per minute
They pronounced the water here TO be
the finest In North Texas, They ex-
pect 10 carry the water 10 Bonhnm In
eight-iuch pipes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
THE spEAKERsnIP.
w. L. WILSON OF WEST VIRGINIA
is NOT A CANDIDATE.

Washington. u. O.. April 5.-Speaker
Crisp has gone 10 Georgia. His going
has stirred up the question Of the next
speaker. The announcement is made
that w. l.. Wilson. of West Virginia
will not be candidate. This comes from
Il close friend and Is reliable The field
Is then clear for Crisp. as the anti-Crisp
sentiment has ceutered on Wilson alone.
Talk about congress meeting Sept.
seems to come from questions of the pres
idcnt to congressman, asking their opin-
ion. This is as definite as the matter
seems now Il IS probably not certain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
KANsAS ELncTIONs-

Kansas City Kan, April 5.-~Retprns
from the elections Of THIS state indicate
the most sweeping victory for the Re
politicians.
AZ LeayenwOrth, whore the Republi-
years, they elected the entire ticket by
a majority of 1000 Other cities voted
IN the same manner. The result OF the
elections also showed that universal sui.
frage received great impetus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
SHE IS A BLONDE
WITH BLUE EYES AND DARK EYE.
LASHES.
She Is Mlssing--An HeIress Wants a Divorce.
Was Never Married According 10 tho
French Law

Dallas. April 5.--(Spcclal. )-Mabcl Hart,
a 12-year-old girl residing on Pacific ave
nue., and daughter OF J. n. Hart, left home
early this morning on an crrand for sick
neighbor. She failed TO return aud az 3
o'clock this afternoon the police were no
titled. Mabel Is a large and well-formed
girl for her years. She rs blonde, with
blue eyes and Diary eye-lashes. Her par
ents who are comparative strangers In
the city fear that she lost her way. The
police are investigating the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
HUrcHINs
A NEAT ESCAPE OF NEGROES
A REYIVAL-THE H. & I.
c. BRIDGE GANG.

Hutchins, Tex, April 4-(special.) y
Yesterday five negro prisoners at the Dali
las county farm effected their escape in
q very neat way II seems they watched
the guard very closely and an OppOr-
tuaity atfording itself be was overpow-
cred, his gun taken away from him, aud
then securely tied by the negroes Up to
this writing they had not been captured
superintendent Burgess IS making a thor
oueh search for the escapes.
The cotton acreage Of this vicinity Is
somewhat over that Of last year
The only excitement al present here Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
HOT STUFF.
HE'LL HAVING A JUBILEE AND
THE DEVIL CELEBRATING
so SAID THE PREACHER.

New York, April 5-The Newark an
pal church met today in Jersey City
"Bislo p and brethren" said Rev. G. III.
Payne In the course of his address, "the
devil Is celebrating a great victory IN
Chicago. He'll is having a jubilee today
In honor Of the election Of n mayor who
will turn the Sabbath into u day of
amusement"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
AT COMANCHE.

Comanche, Tex, April 5.-(Special y
Only about half the vote Of the city was
polled here yesterday Following Is the
result Of the election: Mayor, A. r. Lind
sey, Democrat, reelected; aldermen, j.
list j. b. Tunnel Democrat, II. w.
Harris, Democrat DR. j. T. McCarty,
Republican: city marshal, assessor aud
collector, John O. Mailing, Democrat;
treasurer, John r. Green, Democrat,
city attorney, John w. Craig, Democrat,
city secretary, Gayle Talbot, Democrat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
Ar WDATUERFORD

The municipal election resulted as fol-
lows ID. @. Bratton, city marshal; II.
l.. Hutcheson, city attorney; A. s. Lewis,
city secretary; Il. Apologize, treasurer;
w. A. Lisk, assessor and collector; j.
II. Lewis, j. II. Maxey, A. IL. Culwell
and w. Il. Wells, as aldermen. No
interest whatever was manifested and an
exceedingly small vote polled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
DOING MucR
FOR HALL COUNTY AND SURROUNDING
COUNTRY, ~ THE BUsI-
NESS CLUB.

Memphis Tex, April 5.-(special. )--rhs
local board OF business men OF Meme
phis called the business MEMS club arc
counties. A. q result OF their Onor to give
sead 70 farmers for seeding this panhnn-
die they now have applications for several
corn, castor beans, otc IN proportion.
This Is doing much toward developing tho
crops are looking well. but arc beginning
10 need rain,