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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
THE NEW CIVIL COURTS OF
APPEALS.

Austin. Tex. Mnr-h lB.--fSpecinl y
A minority Of the house committee on
indidai districts submitted q favorable
report FOR be senate substitute tin for
~ regisal bills rcdialricting the state
mo 81 supreme judicial districts The
i'm provides that the courts shnli b. %
Gated 10 Galveston. Fort Worth Austin,
san Antonio. Dallas and Abilene.
The majority makes simple favorable
pnn h III R0gan thnrmnrg ~ the com
uittee. who sets fQrth bis objections 10
two printed pagess Ia whirh be states
niat O. proportion a. fhe facilities Tor The
disfositiou of appeals are infiraEfd, 10
n.y. same proportion viii the business of
the cOurts be- ipcreas'.i, ard ln proper
fhe demand for Increased facilities, %
tlaf We viii h4ye a double geafed, back
action. circulating dilemma conlroaiing
the Legislatures ~ each auecoedins ara
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
PROPERTY OWNED ny THE
RACES

Austin, Tex, March H. Especially
The house has before IL, reported favor
ably 10y the committee on revenue AMI
taxation bill by Mr.. Henderson Of
ALLAN proposing that the laws shall
he 70 amended 30 that within thirty days
after the board OF equalization has pass.
cd on the assessment rolls, the assessor
shall prepare duplicate lists showing the
amount aud value Of each Kind Of prop.
erly rendered by whites aud negroes
respectively the RgFreuae vnlne rem.
dered 10y residents and non-resideuts,
10y natural citizens and corporation, ding
one copy with the county clerk aud one
with The superintendent Of agriculture,
insurance statistics and history.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20

SION until the people disgusted with
the pouderOua machinery OF cur iudici.
AIRY, and justly alarmed NJ tho ever IN.
creasing expense, viii. ID the exercise 81
their sovereignty, demand radical
cnange or an entire otliter1bon Of the
system.
lie also asks. II. notwithstanding the
TACT that some temporary relief for the
crowded dockets may b needed. Is IL
not yet possible that the aspirations Of
certain ambitious cities aud towns has
much 70 do with the urgency " the de
mandy
lie closes with m EXPRESSION of the
pelet that BY proper arrangement u
business without regnrd 81 the location
or the courts. one new court would be
enough, aud two nc most would meet
the state n large sum II inoney--a dpsir.
able result 10 the prcscnt depleted con-
dillon Of the treasury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
WACO BUDGET.
A DENTISTS ASSOCIATION WITH
q LIBERAL CODE.
The Boating Club-A New Secretary for the
Y. M. C. A-Gymnasiios Tor YOUNG
adios-koles.

Waco. Tex. March 19.-(Special) >
Or. g. 5. Phillips, n dentist, has been
for several weeks IN correspondence with
dentists In other cities of the state, on
the subject of originating n dental as
ISOLATION on more liberal basis Than
the present association In this cores
pondence Or. Phillips has received very
much encouragement and has determined
10 call a meeting in Waco May 10, 70
osoonize pursunnt 20 this detcrmina-
ton he has obtained permission from a
number of leading dentists 70 use their
names. coupled with his own, IN call
WACO BOATING CLUB.
The fishing lake and grounds Of the
Woco boating and fishing club will be-
opened TO members for fishing April l.
Ipw people in the city have an idea
of the lnagnitLde Of the club grounds
and waters lt is one Of The pretucst
sites I'm The city, on the Mclennan cross.
inc road. five miles from the city ana
near the BosQue river. The lake contains
thirteen acres, well stocked WIN usl
and number Of small lakea ior blte9-
mo purposes. are attached. lhn whole
IL FED by an artesian well, and The total
coat 10 the club 20 date, Us SloiOOU.
NOTES.
Pua prater was arrectcl yesterday Of
..-nrnn charged with marrying WITHIN
10 derrpcs of cOusanpuinliy pr0hiplteu
by law. Il Is alleged that be married his
John J.. Edgar, a brichayer,, was held
~ and robbed ly two highway men
Tatar Jobu Riley and Sidney Hines We're
arrested and jailel 10 answer 20 the
ct,ros Of having been The 'holdups'
me Waco and Trinity railroad commit
toe win hold an important meeting 20
morrow night and prelaFe Z lsPo,' 80
the public meeting "wednesday
4 j Grassland was arrested ihst nlsnt
charged with attempting 70 pass . NYitn,
less check drawn on the fifsl Nt I .,-i.'i
bank Of Blooming Grove. Inc clseA was
stoned A. ~ CrOsslud.
Alr A. NJ. Clenence, secretary OF ths
voung Mems Christian AssOflauoh =
fSrernont Neb.. has been secured 10 het
4, tbs same cAracity for the local 0rgAnl-
natipn. He wifi arrive IN 9 few Jays
an5 take the place OF Mr.. Bert Ith9ml,
SON nresent secretary Who y ooilset
II ratnrn 10 Fort Smith, ~ reason %
III wife's NJ health oal.
gymnasium for ladies has been huo-
al a. ihe Waco school Of physical cullult'
~ Il complete, with the lntesi hp'll"
49, snd rs fitted ~ IN handsome anu
elaborate manner ...,,, tj,a
~ and how Il shan be spent is
Ieing heard extensively NitiieiH
World's Fair from waco VII ~ p.,.
ms ana Northern trips during me As-t
~ term are being considered on az
sides.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
SENATE WORKS.

Washington, March 10 There ia rca-
son TO expect the senate viii enter ia
earnest this week upon the business for
which IL was called together, SO FAR OF
a single nomination hns been acted upon
except cabinet appointments. Excluding
half dozen army and navy promotions
there are now sixteen presidential nonii-
nations not yet passed upon, even In
committees, therefore Il u unlikely Co.
morrOw's session will result IN any con.
hrmnuons unless the committees manage
10 meet Ia the morning IL IN, however,
the Intention Of the committee having
charge Of these nominations 60 get to
gcthor early Va the week and probably
within few days thor win be- some
material Ia hand upon which the aenntc
may act ia executive session.
Saving the possibility of n contest over
an attempt to rtsorgunige the force OF
employees, the opcn sessions of the senate
during the week DO not promise 10 be
frequent. long or interestinn nor N "
hardly expected the committee ou pryl.
lcgrs aud elections win be able 10 report
upon senatorial appointment eases, which
aru SUR To prove the subject OF discus.
sion within that time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
BnAznLIANs WHIPPED.

Valparaiso March 40 --gOnornl ravarcz,
leader Of The revolution lu no Grnnde %
Ful Bragll, abs routed ana uut io hight nn
army ~ AOuo men Which thH government
0f iirnxii apni against llm, under command
" Ncncrnl Irina This ncWH was foir.
RfHrhed bY "a correspondent % hlp Ornude
10 Rul nni has liisi been confirmed from
Rivera The battle wis fought near
fphfarl, 90 which point General 1ayurfz
retired when tho advance guard OF General
leli1s troops reached Santa Anna Wrdueat
day rnYarpzH fctwni was Va reality a
felui ~ which be- iod the pnfuy into
trap ana forced him 10 give battle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
THE LAND OFFICE.
what the investigation Viii
Probably Show.
The REPORT WILL BE MADE
@
Soon BY the Join, Committed Guarded Talk
About IL
THE REPORT WILL BE MADE
How Senator SwaYne Was Gained BY Ms
Frlends-for The Protection Of 1.-Two.
stock Interests Sunday spsnlby
The Legislators Quietly.

Austin, Tex. March 1e.-tspeciai.)-
The investigation is nearly over. A few
more witnesses are YET 70 be examined
and then the world viii know what has
been found out relative 20 the manage
ment Of the state land office affairs by
Land Commissioner McGaughey.
Not only has the greatest circumspec-
ton been observed In conducting the
investigation So that none Of the results
might reach the outside public. but the
same precautions have been observed in
the examination Of the witnesses, no
two of whom have been permitted In
the examining room together, and no
witness has been permitted TO see or
hear the testimony Of any other wit
ness.
Notwithstanding all these precautions
the Importance OF the case has been
such and the interest felt In IL IL 10
deep that IL has been impossible that
all those proceedings should be kept
secret
Il il positively asserted that there
Is a conflict IN the testimony given In
by Commissioner Mc3aughcy. aud that
given by his son, John, who Is at the
head OF one Of the departures under
his fnther, both of whom were examined
In reference 20 the selling of school lands
10 spectators as charged In the Davis
letter from Houston.
The testimony adverse 20 the commits
sioner given before the committee was
In substance, that the commissioner s
son received valuable present Ia the
shape Of $500 In mining stock and other
presents that land agents, aud, 10 use the
expression of witness land sharks
are permitted 10 come Into the land Office
aud stay for weeks at time making
themselves perfectly nc home, using all
the books and papers, maps, files and
records, without lot or dindpnco with.
out any sort of supervision; that while
the department has refused to put the
school lands IN question on the market
for settlement large tracts Of these lands
that were adjacent have been sold 10
Spectators some 1870 sections having
been already 80 disposed Of
Tie report will recommend the dismiss
sal of several clerks, and beyond that
Il win conhne itself 20 bare statement
of facts.
There hns been guarded discussion
among Some members of u proposal 10 iui-
peach the commissioner. Whether Il will
mnterinlize win be determined by the
committees report
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
KANSAs sNNRATTON

Topeka, Kan. March is.-A sensation
occurred this morning IN the senate. at
me Investigation of The alleged h0cilcr
charges made hy the Topeka Capital
~ connection with the Kansas City, Ken
~ connection with the Kansas CITY,
Kan, police commission lu his tesii-
mony Representative MrElney OF Wy
AndoiV county practically SAYS he was
offered several thousand dollars to vote
Tor w. II ROsslngton for United States
seu0tor by Cyrus LELAND McEluey In
MS evidence went ON 90 say the amount
he received for voting for Rossiugton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
THE RULES or CRIMINAL EvI.
DENCE.

Austin. Tex. March 1a.--OSpcciall D.
Mr. Rogers Of McLennbu wants an.
ticlc 125 Of the criminal code amended
W that the rules of evidence known to
the common law Of England. both Ia
civil and criminal cases. shall govern
Ia the trial Of criminal actions. In this
state, except when the common law
cases differ. In which case the common
law rule IN criminal actions shall govern.
In the trial Of an criminal actions IN this
state; provided, said rules arc not In con-
nict with the provisions OF this code OF
OF some statute VI the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
CADETS DEFEND THE DOCTOR

Austin. Tex. March lO.-tSpeciaLl
Embodied In the report of the committee
investigating the Agricultural aud Me
chanicnl college. were structures ON DIR.
Gillespie, the physician IN charge VI the
college hospital, which seem u have been
lily received by the boys Of the school
Tho committee has just received a
petition from a number Of The cadets
who have been inmates of the hospital.
They declare the charges against the
doctor uniounded aud say That while
sick aud Ia the hospital under his treat
ment they were treated well, carefully
tended and skillfully prescribed for.
There has been but one death In the
hospital In two years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20

RpfiHgneld. o.. March no. srho entire
fJrcr ~ thc ilg fonr yard eWiclmnn went
out on strike iliiH morning ana ibe yards
are ngpin iipf up Tho aWliehmfn claim
they have struck hecauFe Tho road Inn mol
lived up 10 ifn agreement "a take the men
hack after she compromise Or two weeks
ago The fHifrlimrn demand tne 49,
charge ~ Yard Master CARNEY pay f0r over
tine ana the efinsinipncnt ~ al slfikerg,
thrty-nlne ~ number,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
FOR THE PROTECTION OF LIVE.
STOCK

Austin. Tex, March Specal.l-
The senate committee on stock aud stock
raising has just reported iavornby On
tlp protection of domestic animals, for
III creation Of a livestock sanitary com.
mission, for the establishment OF i've
stock quarantine lines. water, regular
hours. etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
SpRCIAL mrnnEs

Austin, TeI., March Especially
The house has before Il Tor action the
senate bill reported fayOrnbly by the
house committee on judicial districts
providing for an amendment 0f the act
organizing the court Of civil appeals so
that special judges may be appointed
when the judges sitting sLall BE- equally
divided on The trial Of a eauae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
AN INERKIATE ASYLUM.

Austin, Tex, March H. Spocial)-
Me. smith Of Hill has secured from the
house committee on state AFFAIRS a favor
able report on his bill for the establish.
ment Of an inebriatc asylum. appropn.
ating 5000 for the purpose OF erect
ing tie buildings etc.
The bin provides the location shall be
selected by commission Of thrcc 90 be
appointed by the goyernor, aud the lnnl
SHAH be secured by donation. or u pur.
chased, shall NOT exceed ten acres nor
cost more than $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
THE ANN ARRoR TROIrnr.r

Toledo, O., March io--The Ann Arhor
had q full quota OF irclrht lrains running
tgday AMI General Manager Ashlay sNys
the road u Ia no danger OF blockade
lt Is glycn ont tonight TINT All engineers
OF the wabash viii gO on strike
within the next as hours In ympathy
with Ann Arbof men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
Al NEGRO SHOT.

Waco, Tex, March l0.--lSpocial) -
Shortly after midnight negro. whose
lGirnGsa ~ the hour. WIS shot, probably
fainliy, az The boarding house Of Mrs.
Annic g.. COfey, on Washington street.
Tho shooting Was done by n bOaficr,
nuHrl Serghu, Whose room the negro
had eDeIed and WIS burglarizipy at the
tfsn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20

Boston. Mass, March To-. The work u
nnnr0hrF the workshops and cells al tho
state prison ~ finished No ire arms ware
flnnA. bat the other articles found VIII fil
several hushcl baskets Among these nre
allngsAois. hliiicH aieQl SAWS knives q
Hlarl hook attached 10 Heyon.incl wooden
hanIlr complete plan ~ The n1rth wing
aud the wall fRciuk the river aud other
evidence of COLLISION with friends On the
ouiNidn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20

Dallas Tex March h. fapeciai. l--'lhc
nnfilhl fonYcniion of The Republican league
"a tie state, in ba hold az DoninoD. March
q has hren postponed 20 "a further date.
Tho object u ihe poatppnetnent a % %.
the state A early date Wiil neua mei
Tor dc convention. ~ ne unilunu league
meets Anil A. "a l.uu|aYiila ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
a nANnTr CAUGHT.

Acapulco, Mexico. March 10. A cu0-
ner has arrived here. bringing news Of
tho capture of ieandrs Solo. one 81 the
most desperate aud famous bandit chiefs
~ The state Of Guerrero Solo and his
band have been committing acpvciations
W the district OF Allende for several
years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20

sherman. Tor March ln.-~fSpei1ail =
The store ~ w. y HOiiingsW0rfh III Min.
ffai springs Va mlles north ~ here, was
hurNpflged last night Ihf thieves ems
tered fAH riofe through q door which HVf
broken N ~ hinges by thr burglars. About
~ 10 money WIS., taken from ihf drawer
besides nnfcuan1iFe % no amount ~
SO o. 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
SWAYNE'S STICK.

Austin, Tex, March 19--lSpecial) J.
Senator Swaync was buried Ia Il mnss
Of disnuanged papers at bis desk in
the senate, when they found him.
They slipped up on him quietly from
every side before he had any Chanve to
escape. Senator T.. l.. Agncw had the
stick IN his hand and before Senator
Swayue could offer the least hgn of re
sistance, he delivered a neat speech Of
presentation In behalf of Mr.. Rob Roy,
anal there stood the astonished gentleman
from 1nrrnnt with his heart In his mouth
aud the cane IN his hand.
It wac handsome ebony stick, with
an elegant gold handle, appropriately en-
gr0vcd,
As well us he could, the receipienI Of
this tribute of IA young friends good will
acknowledged the presentation Of the
gift, and then lac put In the balance Of
the day fighting with his fellow mem
beers, to keep them from taking the stick
away from him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
RTrrcuERs RECORDs.

Austin. Tex, March 10 lSpecal.)
senate judiciary committee No. ? has
submitted a favorable report on senator
Dickson's bill relative ~ the recording
IA marks brnnds. aEt and weight of an
cattle purchased and slaughtered BY all
butchers 10 Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
PAY THEM TWICE a YEAR.

The senate committee on constitutional
amendments has reported a joint res0lu-
tion proposing 10 30 amend the c0nst-
tuition that members Of the legislature
shnll be- paid $3.50 the first Of January
and June Of each year, after Jan. 1.
1895, aud the state shall be redistricted
hi compliance with section 80, article 3,
Of the constitution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
I'D TIGHT TWELYE NOTNDe.

New York. March TO- ihe champion
featherweight, George Dixon. has agreed
70 take the place left vacant ~ Jack
before the Confy Island dub tomorrow
nieht 10 baltle twelve fO8nds for . purse
II t.S5OO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
PARKER COUNTY KILLING,
Trouble Over n Boundary Line Fence
Causes n.

Weathcrford, Tex, March 10. tSpc.
cul) 4 tragedy was cnnctpd Va Che
northern parl OF iho Conaty In the Spring.
town community nhuut twenty miles
ftum this place yostcdly at = u. M,
Mr IN Vernon Slot and Killed Mr.
Bradshaw As there were no eye wit.
ngsses, TIE particulars Caunnt hc learned
However, u Wns ln regard 60 4 boundary
Inc. lloth are prosperous inrnWrs. Mr.
Vernon gave himself up and was placed
In Jail
Bradshaw was shot twice through the
body with pistol aud died Immediately,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20

as his partner. Tho various Anarrhistlc
associations of New YORK claim posses-
sion Of ample tprcof chat tho grtni apos-
Tie Of diseontent Is not only a traitor and
who lived. when outside of prison walls,
like unhoh, 10 tie expense OF his dupos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
SPANS TIrCrfONs

Madrid March 10. The senatorial
elections have resulted IA a sweeping
victory for The monarchlsts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
WIlNT no CUURCII.

Washington. March 10 President and
Mrs. Cleveland attended religious SER
vices this morning az tho lfirst prceby-
terinn church During the latter pnrt of
the former administration Cleveland was
a regular attendant nc this church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
THE LOSS RUNS UPTo ss7s.OOu
he Famous Parker House IN Danger Guests
BadlS frightened,
u Was Historic sulldIna and Mad Seen
Many Great Assemblaoos Within Ne
Walls Originally Theuior u
Became a Free Church.

Boston Mass, March 1o.--Fire broke
ont about : this morning In Trcmont
Temple aud before noon the entire struc-
turc was guitcd, ontailing loss, roughly
estimated az Sa15OOO
Fireman Patrick Dunn had his Lex
broken, and another man, name unknown
Is reported seriously Injured.
The TIRE Ia the temple was discovered
hy one OF the guests ou Ike fourth iloor
81 The Parker house adjoining. lilo was
hrat aroused by the smoke and going 10
the window was startled by seeing ilames
dNrting from window fronting him.
lie Thought it was the hotel and smash
inR Vhe yiass On one Of the signal boxes
ON his lluOr sont IN the FIRST alarm. ITO
hotcl guests removed their effects and
no inishnns ARE reported
The temple was a fiery furnace twenty
minutes after the first alarm, The blaze
poured from all The upper windows.
threatening 20 burn the hall building.
placing the Parker house and Park no,
eel II danger IN Tie rear aud alarming
the treuicn lest ID should gct down among
the RuOkorics ON Providence court. Tho
tremcn run lmes OF hose through the
Parker house aud Park hotel aud both
buildings were damaged by water AZ
N.Hu the fire was well under control
Resides the Union lNmpe church,
tLcre we're number Of oilicns In The
building. moullng the American baptist
Missionary mission, the Homo Mission
society, the business and editorial de.
parimcnta Of the Waterman aud the
Hnpust Social UuiOn. the offices OF Wom-
ans Voice, and LAVAL Women of Amcr-
cn Underneath was store occupied
by Fedcnhern a Sons, opticians, AMI
Mira n A, Mcdonnell, gloves. This store
was badly Hooded,
fremont tOmpc originally thenter,
has been ono of tie most conspicuous pubs
lic buildings of Boston. in the current
generation, Since 1853. II has boon ccle-
hrdtcl all over the country ne the largest
Baptist church in New England. " not
America ANA The headquarters OF that
denomination The purpose Of tnking IL
for religious purposes was started la an
original appeal for purchase money, 10
found n free church Ia Boston. where all
persons whether rich or poor, without
distinction ~ color or condition, might
worship March 81. iS72, the temnla
was mruod. The new huilling on the
Obi Mto WAS completed Ia December,
1873 az cost of ~ ,2i0 Aug, 80 tho
building was destroyed by fire again.
but promptly rebuilt and rcopenod on
Oti. ~, 1850 nt a cost of moro than
a3.WOOO. The auditorium was ono Of
thc largest n The country, being ID
feet Ia length, a. In width, % high, seat
lux capacity ZOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20

N.w brighton Z =, Aafeh i ~ ~ i' sail
Jacob n fan1.5s,l2N ..,si III his home "a
IotAs a. ilnl. j. i. tbs eYening q eoAts'
tlon Of laRgs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20

Paris. March ~ The Brazilian min
lsfrr hi this city denies tie truth " toe
report that there u lighting az Rio
9fandc 10 Sol.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
ClTY rs. HOTEL..

Some controversy has come up be-
tween the city aud the Capitol hotel
over question OF drainage, The city
charging the hotel with negligence, aud
Mr. Penn. the proprietor, showing that
he Is Ia no way TO blame. The matter
will, without doubt be- satisfactorily
settled by Mr. Penn proving that the
drainage in question II NOT from the
lyOtel.