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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
LAMAR's FUNERAL.

Macon, Go, Jan. "a The funeral Of
Justice Lamar win take place Friday
afternoon, aud Il has been decided that
lntorment temporarily, at least. " 10 he
in Riverside cemetery. The body Of the
late Justice win lie In state at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Nmgin at yineyille tomoI-
row aud up TO now on Friday, at which
time the cortego win leave the house for
the Mulberry Street Methodist church
under escort OF pail benrcrs representing
the bar OF Macon, the state of Georgia
and the supreme bench.
The dead justice was placed IN n coffin
this evening The body lies IN the front
pnrlor where numerous handsome floral
decorations nlrondy sent In are massed.
The face presents a calm look, death hag-
ing made but little change.
Today kilograms OF coincidence came
In from all parts OF the United States.
The bar of Macon met this morning and
appointed committee 10 draft rcSOlu.
tons The Macon council met this even.
ing and passed resolutions Of respect
and rondolcnce and also requested that
an places OF business bc closed during
the houra of the funeral. Prominent
people OF the city called at the house
in large numbers today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
RAiLRoADERs IN DATLAs

Dallas, Jan. "a lSpccial)-J. 10. Gal
hraith and ID. J, Price of the information
nj aud Great Northern, Col. IL. q. Town
send. Of the Missouri Pacific and Charlie
Ware OF 81 Louis, accompanied by Col.
CASTOR Meslicr Of tho Texas aud Paci-
hc, departed for New Orleans tonight
Major john 9. LOWS, of the Iron Noun
tain, Cot Thomas II, Kingsley, OF the
louisville and Nashville, IL. NJ Fickinger
Of the Memphis route. are among the
birds of passage In the city tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
Telegraphs Lieut.-Gov. Crane
His Appreciation
OF THE HONOR DONE HIM BY
Texas Numerous kilograms Sent From Aus
tn to the Junior Senator at Washington
Tho Committees In Session Last Night Acl on
Number Of Bills and Resolutions Many
VIII DO Reported Adversely 10 The
Senate and House.

Austin. Tex, Jan "a Especial D.
There were several congiatulutory tclc-
grams sent from here 90 senator Mills
today. Senator lmbOdcn. with several
other senators, sent one from the aenntc.
expressing good wishes FOR the new senn-
tOrial term
Tonight licutcnOut.GOvcruOr Grain
rsciycl the following telegram from
Washington
Washington. Jan. -,
To the President of the Senate Austin;
Permit me through sou to express to
the Legislature aud the people of Texas
my very sincere thanks tor the distiu-
guished honor this day conferred upon
me. and Ca assure you and thcn thut I
ncvcpt with grateful heart aud promise
| viii faithfully dischnrEe the duties
which the trust IMPOSES upou me, nu,l
labor earnestly to secure thc rights and
promote the welfare OF the people Of
Texas and of che whole country.
x q. MILLS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
House

Austin, Tex, Jan. 2i-( Special)--
The house met with Speaker Cochran
and quorum present
Petitions, etc, We're presented and re-
ferred as follows:
BY MIR Faubioil From citizens Of
Williamson county, asking FOR the estab-
lishment Of state normal school at Lib
cIty Hill.
By Mr. Hood Of Parker From citi-
zens Of the county, asking that a special
license 90 practice medicine ia Texas be
granted % w a. Morgan.
BY Mr. NeWton-M Memorial for relief
Of VIM. 5. Cannon.
Other petitions were from citiyens of
Sterling county asking that a portion Of
Tom Green county he placed within the
limits OF Sterling county.
From citizens Of C0nchO county
Against taking part Of that county 10
form a new one.
BY Mt Dashiell- F'rop4 citizens OF
Leon county, asking that The county be
I6aced under the game law
After the Introduction Ol some resolu
tons and number Of bin the house pro-
ceeded with the election 81 d United
States senator.
Hon. r. Q. Mills was nominated by
Representative r. =. Henderson of Mi
lam
Hon. Thos r. Nnglnt WIS nominated
b. Representative z Floyd Of Bias.
trOp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
|ENENS CONDENSED

miami court House, Va. a house ',
snd three children OF donn sn''n
srenaied. ia,
... nir opening ceFemonios WI
N n the open air and 90 cents au-
IN charged.
..,h IT, was yesterday formally
,nvcd states senator by the New
legislature
...,,.,s GA. the cotton carnival
yesterday. Ten thousand visitors
h attendance
.,o,,etlou is unlikely in the wyoming
~ suits, the prosecuting attorney
di,contiuue them.
90 hank Is spoken Of In New York
m g whitney aud o. II. Paine are
the stockholders.
d,.courare the marrying Of elopers' an
LEGISLATOR would fine $4,000 any one
Be couple without license.
,ebood and the opening Of indian lands
4 .,Anr IS 10000 acres were asked by
,soiion at Guthrie. o. T.
o,ote deaths from the Alton, MS,
4 orc,rred Yesterday. They were w.
chsrdsou and Henry Weigand.
treasurer Burke Of Louisiana Is re-
as prspering IN Honduras, and likely
,o,n and make good his defalcation.
neal Gas exploding wrecked Thomas G.
(. house at Richmond, Ind, lnjurlng
.ie. child and mother the latter fat
freight trains collIded on the Santa
a1 near Mnsdalc, MIS-, yesterday
or Engineers a. NJ Rain and Rich
ltcbell aud Brakeman NJ. j. Mahoncy
Killed.
Topeka. Kan, last night the Republi-
sucus made Major j. H. Hudson It's
hte for state printer. The steering
atee advised the caucus TO change
Crane to Hudson.
Anderson. Ind, a few minutes before
yesterday terrific explosion OF natu-
las wrecked the National Exchange
a and the New poxey hotel. The OK.
IA ami fire caused u loss OF $4,000,
fortunately all the guests got out
Sacramento cal, the assembly COM
appointed TO investigate the bribery
A. made by Assemblyman Bretz
+ t Asscmblyman Kcarns reported to-
binding the charges were false and re.
Bending Bretz's expulsion from the
mre
&C. Louis yesterday Frank Henschel.
q shot aud probably fatally wounded
hncCe Alice Bruce, aged IL. Omcers
ie later found him lying IN an alley
M brains blown out. II Is believed
~ were committed while he was
nom excessive cigarette consumption.
nlVlil's performance OF 2:OTia, made
Socklon, Cal, track Nov. %. last,
ohd famous mile that crowned him
n mhng stations, has been rejected
American Trotting Register assocla.
hiemlIn. Who coy9cd n mile at Nash.
Tenn, In 2O7N, Nov, ~, according
register rs acknowledged the trot.
lng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
TIE CABINET
aehlN TALKED ABOUT WITH
THREE PLACES
70 The Satisfaction Of Gunssers Rspub-
|ns after Now STATES slnalOrs Elected
several States = Washington Nsws..-
MAY RE RAyApn

York, Jan "a Regarding the
ng,e 81 Mr. Bnyard at Lakewood as
IleNeland's guest, friend of Mr..
i. .h says. 1T must be- rcmcn-
Hal the president-elcct looks upon
.lornauon ui the tariff system as
gu ,1s' Important work entrusted 10
~ tue president-clrct is To have
WIS aae and opportunity to carry out
'uvult work he aud his friends
pluos'llzle that tried men must re-
alul Of details and especially of
iorelgn complications chat arise TO
n aluosl every administration. One
arguments put forward In favor
,nnay@rd : rcappoiutment to his
s'iohs tx that questions now impor-
iortlgn affairs are almost iden-
wv those that came TO the front
M Cleveland's former ndminis-
~. Mr Bnyord would be prepared
!, upon his work without any nee
~ lue delay inseperable from tue
VI u new secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
LAMAnls sIIrCEssnn

Washington, Jan. - Speculation is
already rife over the succession to Jus.
ticr Lamar ON the supreme bench. The
particular person who viii be chosen In
not considered ns much the question
whether the president win make ID noni-
mtion or leave the matter open for
Cleveland. lt.is certain a nomination by
Harrison would Doe nntagonized by tho
idcnt win take no action but he has
come to no determination. Should he
decide TO nominate Che probabilities arc
u member of the United States judiciary
within Lamnr's old circuit will be hon
nrnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
NM sENATE AnIOuRNs.

Washington, Jan. PA communica-
ton from Chief Justice Fuller Of she
supreme court TO the vice-pmsident an.
douncing the denth Of Associate Justice
Lamar was laid before che senate by
Viee-P President Morton
Seuntors Wnthal Of Mississippi and
Gordon of Georgia mado brief remarks,
paying warm tribute of respect TO
the memory Of Lamar, and Senator
Wilson Of Iowa moved, as q mnrk OF
respect 10 the memory Of Lamar, who
was formerly a member o. the senate,
that the senate adjourn. Tho motion
was carried unanimously.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
REAGAN COUNTY.

Austin, Tex, .Iau. "a Especially D.
Tho senate committee on countns aud
county boundaries heard . lengthy dis
cussion tonight relative 10 tlie creation
Of the new county OF Reagan ont of the
COMMITTEES of Coleman, rnncho and Me-
Cull0ugh. Ex-senator Sims Of Coleman
spoke NJ lonRth against the matter. The
final consideration was postponed until
neat Tuesday night IN order 10 give
interested parties time 10 present their
uraitmeut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
CABINET FIXING

i Cieyoll \ j I, Jan. 2I-President.
ma w v'.nu ana ex-Secretary of state
llGpa'ss 'e Sioseted this afternoon i'm
|seiye. private study and denied
HI NJ, 20 reporters, II Is snid no he
Of st,t nayard is 10 have the port.
tcretsss.,l sue again and Carlisle viii
Feloi} OF the treasury. Trom he
Natona sources comes information
tsyrsyta Chairman Harritv az
q hi mas been telegraphed for
AslsbS oe rendered The postmsst e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
SHE LEFT HIM
Because He Was QuaueIsome and She VIII
paddle Her Own Canoa' and he
Must 90 The Same.

Texarkana. Ark, Jan. (Spocim)-
Rev. Josiah McGoe. q Methodist preach
on. arrived IN town from Lewisville, Ark,
yesterday ia scach Of his wife. who, he
unknown "A week ago while he was away
from home attending q conference OF his
church He succeeded la locating her
I'm The north suburbs last night and was
Granted AN interview by the woman but
his pleadiugs were in vain, she firmly
decliuing 10 return 10 him. saying hcr
mind was fully made mp and thar she
was going 20 paddle her own canoe
ana that he must DO the same, She gives
nd The reason for her action that Niece
v.as ouarrolsome and thar be had divided
bis property. some $1,000 worth, among
KS property. some $4,000 worth, among
I'M tbe case OF MS death She has secured
a position as housckeeper and viii re-
main here,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
TIIT TEXAS TRinUTT.

Austin. Tex. Jan. "a Especial THE
following resolution was offered today ty
Representative McLcmurc of Nucces and
unanimously adopted Joy rising vote.
Whereas, q shadow las boon east over
the Union 10y tlc death of that grand
Southornpr \. q. g. Lamar
Whereas. though not % citizen of TcNns
ho had oven shown docp interest m the
vollup ut thr lnnc Star state. thcN'.
fore. hp 10
Resolved hy the Twcnty-ihlrd lepdsla-
uirV of Texas That in the death OF JUS
ticc Luciul Quiuius Cmcinuatus l.amur
the world hts lost noble mnu. the
nation grul statesman, the South "a
gallant son aud rcNng q lnithful aud tone
der friend. aud ho % further
Resolved, That those resolutions be-
printed in the Journal of tho house und
COPY be- sent lo tlo family oi the de-
conscd us Un humble tribute to the mcnl-
ory ol The great Nlissisippan. whose
ancestors hclped 10 rrclniiu from Span
ish tyranny the grnndest state in tho
American Union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
LOOKING WIsW.

Houston, Tex. jan. "A. Especial. 1.-The
presence IA this city iust AZ this time Of
Major A. H. swanson q cause Tor tia
knowing ones 10 look wise and whispers
purp0se alone 81 visiting relatives and
friends. For some time there have heen
runOrs that Major swanson would be called
from his temporary retirement 90 take
again Il high place Ia the railway world,
ANA All sorts Of gnesseB are going the
rounds. He rs booked Cor the general mnn-
aRershlp Of the San Antonio and Ar2Rsan
PAYS, on Houston aud Texas Central
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
GRAVE CORRUPTION CHARGED.

Springfield. M, Jan. 2AThe newly
elected auditor Of Illinois. Alr. Moore,
rs preparing 10 make some serious charges
against his predecessor 10 Office, Gtncrnl
pavey
The cash books Ia the insurance aud
banking departments arc missing
The charges Against Fayey, ~ well Us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
cotfpr uOugn RTTnNND

AIotodor Tex. Jan. %, via Childrofg
Tey. IAN. "a (special) The court
house nj this place burned tonight The
vanlt has not been opened yct aud the
damage 20 records can not be- asceriained
The county library aud al furni.
ture we're consumed Origin of fire NOT
known. Insurance, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
"pIcruRE or TINE FACE AND WOUNDS.

ElAI USE Vt III n avn HhaNHf WV N'f''
The first thing that enchained atten-
ton was the round hole IN her head be-
tween the right ear and templc, where
the lnrge-sized bullet had entered, and
the ragged wound through the left
cheek. under the eve, where ID had made
exit. Equally quick did the fact en-
gage attention, no marks Of powder
burning were to be seen on the race.
From the impact Of the ball the face
was engorged with coagulated blood at
first suggesting the dprkening OF decom-
position. From the nose and mouth
blood had flowed and this had dried
and darkenod on the lips and nostrils.
No shoes were on the feet, but on one
foot was a whole black stocking, while
on the right foot was only fragment
of the stocking, the foot being gone en-
tirely. The upper part OF he body Was
clothed m a black jersey and the under
,genr The dress was of black and the
only Undertaking on the lower boly
me aesh and the clothing were both
I'm a fairly clearly condition,
The hat and cloak OF the deceased
the former white felt with black as
tricll plumes, were found with the booa,y
and taken 10 the morgne with H. ne
hot has n large stain Of blood, for me
hat fell nndcr the head, and when fonh1
was blood -stained a veil was also
fopnd sticking 60 the bloody planks 81
the clubhouse. but adhering so loosely
10 the fresh blood that no force was
used IN taking II MP,
The hands had been gnawed and blt-
ten BY rats during the night nnill ~
places the homes were exposed.
THE IDENTIFICATION
Soon two ladies, frienis Of 4 niece o.
Miss Tewmey came md saw the Dody
and unhe iinely named il. They ga
mot wish tlsir uamcs used, but said tl4e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
THE DEAD JURlST
LIES IN STATE At THE HOUsE
WHERE HE DIED.
Tho Funeral Friday The Supreme courl the
Senate ond House Adjourn as a Mark
ol Respect Cause Of Death.

Macon. Ga Jan - Brishrs discnse
with angina pcctoris wns the direct cause
of Judge lumur's death, aud h given by
MS physician nv being the chief couple
cation ia cuses Ol attack, very severe
while they lasted The physician. Or.
\. II. prrkor who had been Ia attend
Hnce, arrived only q fcw minutcs before
death. At this time Juaticc Lamar was
unconscious and beyond medical aid.
Rcstoratiyca were ut oncc administered
but entirely without avail, lic died APP
parcnuy without pain, the spasms hAv-
ing passed off ut that time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
THn s7,Arn,s pROEIr-

Austin. Tex. Jan. 24--(Special) Ia
senator Tins sneech IN advocacy Of the
purchase OF another state fnim, he show
pd that The state received an average Of
S25l ~ not profit per convict per annum
on the Ilighom farm in Fort Bend
county. The net earning per capita per
annum whs only S0i32 on The contract
farms. which leaves Il large balance in
favor Of the state Working its own con-
victs on farms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
[kANSAS SENArnnsu1r

KAN Kan Jan. 24.-The SENATE
s s% . houses Of the legislature bal
ar 'utateiy today for United states
lb.noul no result was attained.
II" held the full Republican
'otes u S The Democratic and Popu-
~ Hef,e widely scattered An at
to,ra no.a a Joint session will be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
TILE nIrNpREN OAsE.

I1oresylle. Tex. Jan, ~ Special. The
examining trial Of iiurk umphres and In.
JAMES Bundren, began here thls afternoon
bofore County Judge Evans. Nothing Int
p0ltant has been developed by the evidence
10 far. A great nun her Of witnesses are
mold nud as many more expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
MURDERER eEALE
Removed From Guthrie 10 Oklahoma cIi, for
Safe keeping.

Guthrie. q. r.. Jan, "a (Spocial N.
NJ. Beai, the attorney formerly Of Tex
arEnnn, who murdered hs law partner
On tbr streets here two weeks ago, was
last night removed tO the jail ut Okla
homn City FOR safe keeping EeallH
fnther very wealthy man Of Wcat
Point. Miss, was here, and from GER
tain discoveries made The sheriff be-.
lieyed that the guards had been bribed
aud q plan arranged for Bealls escape
from mil here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
An DROWNED.

London. Jan "a The bodies NJ two sea.
men. IA quantity OF ships nttinQs aud a
number of lfe boats washed ashore at
papawestray an island VI the orkney
kr5up. IN the coast of Scotland. The wreck
age indicates the Norwegian steamer lnO
hazard her were drowned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
I.AINE GROWING MEAKnR-

su,ng1an' Jan. 21-No encouraging
III, ~ 10 ven temporary gaining OF
~ nave heen received from Blaine's
'ars or family today and The inn
~ y everywhere becoming more en-
'ael DAY now finds him in some
HO' as wen rs On the previous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

When tho door was opened The L3dy
was seen 20 hc That q, = gray haired
blonde white woumr about 30 or ~
years Of age, If riyv,uin siy" quite neat
~ attired, lying face downward, with her
body bent to accommodate itself 10 the
confined space that cramped t.
40 the head. Iva which the fnce rested,
was u pool of blood and brain matter
From a bullet wound I'm the head these
had come, and this wound elOdueutly
told the story Of murder. With Tie
body was an empty iiusk that had held
liquor and part Of bottle Of diurrnuca
mixture.
The remains were taken TO the morguc
Wilkes \ ipug" In the police patrol
.gOu that had been summoned, and
acre laid on The dead table,
Then came the questions how came she
Ia that clubhouse aud
WHO WAS SHE?
10 the FIRST no perfectly satisfactory
solution has yet been offered. 70 the
latter. speculation aud suggestion ran
riot for n time in striving for the an
swrr but az last, FROM The mass Of sur
mise, came a promising clue and this
prompted Sheriff Euless tn scud depu-
ties To two different points When they
returned with the witnesses summoned,
the Identification waS prompt The re-
mains wore those of Miss Maggie Tow
mey. q teachcr Of painting and music,
sister Of Mrs. Frank Lawrence, living
on Daggett avenue, and related 20 others
In this city
THE BODY AND THE WOUNDS,
Seen nj the morguc the body was that
of n rather we'll nOurshcd lrishwOmau,
of 30 AT lca6t, her light brown hair
streaked with gray.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
c0WLnY GIYEs nOND.

Dallas Jan. "a. Special Jerome j.
COwley, Indicted for seduction Of Miss
~ n iarbrough, gave bond IN the sum
Of $1,000 today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
LIsr on PATENTS ron TEXAS.

condenser fue. william Cook. Galveston.
Wash boiler. Jno. a. Medley. COmanehe.
CATE. William Mech, iiurkeit.
MIX cooler. chae. ID. Merger. Abilene.
scale beam, Moses n. SEWER, Vernon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

sherman, Tox., Jan. -. (Special)-
Mrs. kuto Lamar, wife of L. Q. @.
Lama, SON of the dead justice. has
charge of the art department Uf the
North Texas Female college n this city.
She will determine whether on not TO
attend the funeral by morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
RoAn rAx ELECTION

Paris, Tex, Jan. "a Especial An
election was held la this county today 30
authorize the county court to levy an nd-
diuonal tax. Tile proposition was de-
tcatcd by large majority The tax was
90 be- uscd for work ON dirt roads
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
HARRIsONs CONDoLnNCn.

Washington, Jau. f.-Secretary Noble
today issued an order announcing the
death OF Justice Lamar, who was for
merly secretary % tho Interior Preai-
dent Harrison sent Mrs Lamar sOday a
telegram Of coincidence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
NEW STATUs

lssia1 s,on Jan. "A The Republican
10, eaNcus this afternoon decided
NJ ,ta'ofADle action upon the adnlis-
we territories Of Oklahoma. Itah
WV e1 Aexico, but left Arizona
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
mlnArIInR rnREnAS1.

Galveston, Tex. Jan a. Especial -
Local forecast Tor Texas east az tooth
meridian for ~ hours ending ~ mid
night Jan. ~. tair slightly cooler over
North aud Central Texas, vaEiaLle Mlaas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

against the two administrations that
preceded him. Is that nl fees have been
pockctcd instead OF lcing turned into
she state treasury as The law directs.
The amount thus taken " snid to be
heWeen S22l.uOO and SghOOn0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
rARAiERs' CONVENTION.

Chicago. llls.. Jan. 2f-The annual con.
ventiOn OF the national Farmers Alliance
emit Tho states represented We're Illinois,
Ohio AID Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
- VIRGnIA sENArnps

senate w Va, Jan. 24-Tbe
UnlfeS ana house today ele.ted
Of n, Ssates senator's fog Tie Mi
Char. fetrs, beginning March 4
\ al ~. >. Faulkner the n 80
Sehsto, ne uBexpired term pne ' ~
|son VT kenna, ana ~ oi y.
'S \, session ' torn The houses meet
Va ssSuit O'Fo" At non 70 de
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
TIn nOnSM AnInflNS-

Washington, Jan. - The house TO-
day as Il mnrk of respect to the memory
of the lltc Justice Lamar adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
STEWART RE-ELEcrrn

has ,oSg.,' jan. 24.-Wm. n Stow
. senots reelected 10 the Tinted
d silva pg the Nevada legislntnre
aver pafty's candidate 'N'u'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
WHERE THE BODY WAS FOUND

The door Of the clubhouse In which
was the body, was securely tastcutd
from the outside The door was on the
hinges and when 1t was put mp to close
the opening. IL had bccl furcr mp un-
der the frame so 10 W. u'r'sWry 90
pull OFF soiuc pf the plrnKs Of the upper
part of the house, before the doo- could
be tax Oh JoUu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

Tie uppcr house " the Alabama assembly
yesterdaf. ~ a vote ~ ~ TO -, refused
n mss ihe lnl granting pfAsion ~ 5000
per car " tne widow VI JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
A MURDER MYSTERY.
Horrible Outrage Is Succeeded
by Most Brutal Murder.
To ETERNITY BY A OUTLET
Her Soul Was Hurried, but Whose Hand Fire
the Shot Is a Dark Secret
The Body " Miss Maggie Teumey, Teacher
Ol Music and Painting, Was Found
Cramped In an Clubhouse Of
Vacant House.
To ETERNITY BY A OUTLET

Found murdered
Those two words tell Of the fact but
The horrible details of one Of the foulest
crimes that has ever disgraced the Grim
ina annals of the county remain to be
no told
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
THE TDENTIFICATTON

Soon two ladies, friends VI niece 81
Miss Tewmey. came md saw The DodS
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