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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
CHEROKEE STRIP.
The Indians Want lpiiades Expelled From
The Land.

washhialon. May is-sjmo time since
CHEZ Harris ~ ,hi ihsrDtff mutton all
dressed ma official letter 90 hr necrcinfy -
Tho lnitiior. drcguag hl- attention 10 illl
liaf clause at the uprernsut Tor eofsiou ~
ihe yhpiplpc airlp. which dcrllfu WIN att
'intrh i2rs' under The statutes ~ 1871 anu
1861 nnl pnuyilrs mat tho Hlrin Hhul Ne
rrfnoNnd npOn demand " the principal
ciiff. without deliy, from The limits a illn
nation hy NJ luiifd states. idiri lihfnH
requested that the president lsruu ifutlt
nation, Wariinr thtat lpifudnfH 10 leave thr
cherokee country upon pain Of being 81
pellnd by the unlicd states golerumght
Tbs request, hcWtrar, hhi bcfh ltll ~
HhryHnoc pending tho "details required 20 bc
perforated " pprfrefing the eohirnut Tor ne
preston N the Yutlrt nul lA,in'ut OF w
fH.MunpO confederation therefor, ~ thcie
matters nfr now hinnst completed, tho
cherokee deirrntion nero nru beginning 20
HWiHie NE ''lhiiudrr Issue, ava ,hpf'Ns
iliilr tnfonii0n OF pressing tho provisions -
lie agreement 10 afpnl fhfFH murders VIII
undated Ngor uniil lcd4lte action shall be
iAkcn by ile uNecallfe
iuenbfr OF ihn dtieghilnn .ald tvhlHhii
Hut while The ChrfDkrfH WDull be plrnHrl
10 have ihdr nuiiry Tor thr Mrip he "a.
uli+l0n " ilicsc iuirn1rrs WAS a lnnitU II
flr greater Importance 20 them than huy
confederation, however large. fhir coYpiiYnt
1u the pHrt ~ Tho gpyrrunrni 70 remove tir
lnIulge WIS pafi o. ~ ogi Nv, * y,
The outlet, aud The uuiird States must abide
rs Us terms, Tho Cherokee huihontlci bayf
Med a ;ist " fpine 5Doo pnft0nr declared 10
M alutfudafA" by Their tnulril, and more
nrmon ais 10 be added, The lntildefs hhse
able counsel AID u u said VII resist "a.
passion 10 the hlflsr end,
4 government unglnl observed 'odly that
tiils thcruhes Intruder question was Que u
great Inpoflaipr probably more Important
linn ile Chinese expulsion Law, llr unilei-
uuiOd considerable ifDphir would arise over
ihe enforcement ~ The fornH VI tie agitf.
fnnHf. because fnanf persons on the Hat
cnimod that They we're dlii1cu Chefokeas 10
iayol and hot lnffudcrL wnilr others cnia1
tn have been legally adopted and ireogniaoi
aud subsequently, cAraNllitd cVuffafy tu
ihr Cher ikls laws 1ui constellation
secretary Hfke hniih stated iuiay that
the cinirHci ~ wh'eh ~ Cherokee indians
surrender 10 lie government their Interest
in ihs Cherokee strip would BE- signed Co.
inofnw iy hiinsqif nnd the Representatives
~ The cherokee nAi,on
The frnffai land Office VIII now be re-
mnfi.l 10 prepare INSTRUCTIONS 10 prospective
r0fiiars which VIII w substantially ihe
sanlo AZ llnsr il4ucd 10 settlers % OfinhlI
nm Tao Nofk ~ llri1lrr 1he Strip into
eauniiea aihl lisiur ihe 'ffiniy seats AM
afinf reservations Nlil ihtn ur nntieff1li'n.
Ssycrnl other ocudltlpns must bn eDHirilfd
Will before fhH president eau isuic hir
proclamation, 90 lint q wlll probably be ~
ihte ~ lniy 80 before lile Slnp y Ufrnfd
10 settlement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Foriy-eighth Dstrict-Thc following
eases were passed on in this court yester-
day.
H. h. Buel vs.. the Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway company, dam
ages; passed by consent,
j. w Creed vs.. the City of Fort Worth,
damages: passed for settlement.
Chas. Esxleben VS. the Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway company, damages;
continued by consent.
sam Evans vs.. w. w. burlington ct
al. continued by consent
Seventeenth District.-Batoman Bros.
ct AL damages; judgment for plaintiff
for S12g9.53 aud interest Of per cent
from date Of Judgment.
j. G. Franklin vs.. j. j. Nunnully ct
al. defendants motion for new trial and
arrest OF judgment oyerruled and notice
of appeal given.
The afternoon was occupied In arguing
on the motion for II new trial for Walker
Hargroves. recently sentenced 10 twenty
five years Imprisonment for murder.
New Suit Filed.--State of Texas vs..
A. W. Caswell, W, A. English and j.
A. Coppapc. drfaulting jurors.
Comfy COURT, Il. Carson was tried
for frartunng the Sunday law, by keep
ing his place Of business open on the Sab.
bath. lie plead guilty and was fined
There were two cases against Tom
Talbot for selling iutoXicants on Sunday.
One was dismissed aud be plead guilty to
the other and was fined in the sum OF
Al. Holmes plead guilty to violating
the Sunday law. aud will pay twenty
shining dollars for the privilege.
left Faulkner was found guilty OF To-
tin" a deadly weapon, commonly known
AZ n pistol and was disposessed OF duck-
ets 10 Inc amount of $50 for 80 doing,
ID u. Culla, alias ia Cooley, was lined
81 for assault and battery
Two cases of the State of Texas vs..
1anis Weltlnan for retailing red-eye on
tha Iord's dny, were dismissed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
TURKS on MORALITY.

London, May 1S.-Adviccs from Con-
stantinopo regarding the seizure Of
Hnrpcr's Magazine by the Turkish gov
crnmcnt. on account Of the alleged inn
morality Of its contents. state thHt the
seizure was not as ut first reported be
Schlegel. hut was probably due 10 an ar
ticle on European armies and the p0litl.
cal situation. which would not be con.
sidered Objectionable anywhere ontsde Of
Turkey. The seizure Of Schlrgels poems
was made separately and both actions
We're explained as having been taken in
the interest OF morality. The maya
zine and poems were the property Of an
Englishmnn residing In C0nstlutnuple.
They Were stopped and ooniistnted by
Turkish customs officials presumably on
the advice Of the censor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
THE BANK MATTER

The filing of an application for re-
ceiver for tue Merchants National bank,
the particulars of which Were. printed IN
The Gazette yesterday. was the princi,
pal theme Of discussion among all classes
There Were no new developments Ia the
case other than similar documents We're
TO have been filed yesterday, but up TO
q late hOur last night nothing had been
put on file with The district clerk A
city by Mr. A. Il. Smith, cashier of the
bank, Ia which he asserts that the allie
cations as printed In the document In
The Gazette Of yesterday as relates to
himself. We're untrue, wilful and mali
cious. The case will b. heard IN Judge
Greene's court tomorrow morning al 10
o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
Our rs Per Cent Reduction Sale Cdres Suits Take Look
Ihldrens Suits and for our $780, $500 nc $u50
A BLESSING IN DISGUISE
WAS THE RECENT oRouTH IN
THE PANHANDLE COUNTRY.
Says Mr.. Bradburn oil vernon-A Chat on
Crops, Prospects and immigration by
Wan Who Knows The Facts.

n n Drbiburn Of Vernon, n gentleman
who duhhpa rs tsuslVely IN lnuhnhilu dlr'
WAS hers yesterday pnd gave O rvpnflef
g few points cn the Pnnhah1e' gu VIM,
NJ present. hsr wheat sfop. "fhflN Nural
he said twas Undoubtedly damaged by Tie
droull', bni the late whrat Is me m,nGl'
ton and viii be NJ 10 M by juno lhrcf
"a some little May wheat which nWY he
harvested by the end Of May, lhrft waA
as You well Know, a big ctp VI wA'at lhi'
vested IN Wll,Arg'r and Nl,nlta counties
Ia iSri. Welt the crop this year viii le
larger than thn, ! do No ip' iu Say
that the yield per acre VIII 90 more, hut
thut the inc,a IN acreage wlii morr
than nuke NJ the d"hdl nni cs-
Innate thS crop at i,5O0W0 bushels Ntauy
farmers VIII Makc from twenty ~ iMC.y-
s S'' ana nd /. K. Jarvis iThds later las 10
acres When / came down Here 'cv weeks
ago carly wheat was lookihg ycrs poor. !
went back last sunday and lhrly knew w
owing TO the talns NIL the way FROM Foe,
Worth to Wichita Aud. by The way, !
think TINT the recent dr9uh, hlstr'l or
hurting the Panhandle, will do her va.
amount " good for tue eaaoi that "
proves what n email amount " rNin Is nee
essary To raise crop OF wheat lrrG
biggest rush 10 he Panhandle Tia lie
c0untry has ever EiiuWa. ~ nirior arr
pouring In by the hundreds friu uvvft
northern state, aud a large numb" ~ ran
rcscntatisc men have brrn prospof ting ~
different poiltH THESE fupu Any nm gra
tinr wiz he unpr sftdentcd'
Mr. nrndburu has been working IN Nebrlg'
Ia with the view Of inducing iumlgraiitii.
aud ms a fruitiou OF his rndenvp-l 'nfty
will leave ~. Edwards aud nmah.. nlnLt
June 1 10 lopk over the ground,
Mr. EralhEin rCcOg scs Fott Worth ~
the gateway and emporium u Ice great
Panhandle country and may estlbisu M
divert u considerable percentage ~ tht In.
migration now flowing toward South IN
Texas to the cool. hraclng utmosplit"c AM
Heb soils ~ tue northwest, He snyR That
the punhandle's prosperity means nuci I.
this city.
An result ~ the reccut rains he says
that several nne brlcA and atunt umldlnl-s
are going up ut Vernon, which would e.
have been built had the dpulh etptilAud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



q Fiter aud wife Iodrlgc, Ncbi
Mrs u A Wnshbun. H0llrrc Nehi p
Stnhir. Tyler. TeX. ~ Nnthan. IT. ~ lslH
IN; Mrs y bronson fofi WORTH Mnl@ III
seln an. Chicago: II l. Child, Kansas, Guy
i. schuhack, ChicGgol l. RAIN = i@plIi
q n lioardmnn I. AAmcg, - H,nili ~ =
Freedman, indianapolis; q q Nwneeyi inrt
st1,,i. ~ / Rwas,S, Fort Worth y Lew
a Austin; ] u Curtis. - LOUIS u nnnii'
linohburg Va, y y. .eatstt' n nos sslnlS..
Chleneo. Henry H. Courtney, philadelphia
Chaiiea u, Hamilton, Boston.
rlCRwiCis.
~ / Brndlcy. sherman; J Levin New
YORK Prank roraMski, kan,hs w a ""
n ID sutsnrFhuld, Dallasi q w Drnich",
Chicago. n T. cum. knMr tlY 20"
tlsidwaitc, ilounoui 4 l. Mllirr ligNnrith!
~ i9mnln' Meridian, ii u Ipwkcr Now
YORK. Chna u Grncrs, ~ Louis Nv. ll"i-
ence shan san Antonl. Clarence =
y sinni q ! \ wynns santa 10 ny I, IS lidlll,
81 Louis. 4 burton. kansls ~ ~ u
Walsh. Abilene; W y Dhskiili srArfsh
Mis- 4 q Hayden. Dallas! Preston ahthrgr,
"a Ioseph. Mo: Mrs Driver, sicphcnsNllle;
Cnrr Inry. Austin; u Alien. honhgiri
j " iImhs, san I,ranciHcgi " J wmli'H
Iarhhurst. j n WILSON, Topeka Nm 9
I'arnsr. Tuila. u l. iIeare. u u klnplhnui
Vernon. 81 q RogHter Waco J. W Chris
ilan. Y W GaihinF. and family. Ihps no,9'
i,aita4t j "a MtEimer Htntcayillp. y o.
~ Weeds. nnrttrns; Miss 4 II Davis,
sherman. : " iiepdgson i,awle. Atllltn ,,
ilsda. il Pnso. Dillon, New York !
TnriOnr Chicago; W q Logan, hnhsNH
civ u u iinge, Denlggni 1lgs4,
FARMER, Airdo. a Lucky, vernon y q
gp,.rn Waco. 3 Rrlyen, l4Hdiuilu; - T.
sacpard, Waco " = toiltiy ,y,ayiy aai,i,
n basa. 4 4 Gullioi and wifr, Dnllaf;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
PLUNGED A DIRK
lnio His vllals and Then Escaped 10 Tie
Woods-loanInn Camp Iranedy.

TexarLnnn. Ark. May Especially
This morning tragedy was eunctcd ne
A log camp. ten miles north Of here.
Robert i. Carter was foreman OF the
camp. aud for mouth past John Wick
crs had been IN his employ M tenmstrr
A day or two ugo Nlckcrs was ,lischars.
ed for failure 10 give satisfaction, ami
rhis greatly nnrrrrd hlm Last night
he went to Garter aud insisted upon hr-
Ing taken back but was rcinscd' li'
fh,.n went AWAY but returned 10 the
rnnn ngnn this morning aud nppronohod
Carter unobsrryed. and plunged y Bur-
low dirk 10 tho hllt into his abdomen
without a word of warning, inilicung IN
iurlcs which the physicians pronounce
necessarily fatal After committing Tue
deed Nickers escaped To the woods anu
bns NOT vel been unprecedented, though
parties are searching for him,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
ii 1.-THE CITY
III. waslns WAR on tho
:" tare.

,o,ss wagIns War on tho
~ yaes.
,ashing in the city conrts
49, w vi M officers feel elated
,iiii ". ,,rstlon OF the crusade
4 y lAapse IA MI parties who, MP
y I, M, 70 visible means Of exist
wednesday night landed a
. par !" f1llows behind the bars,
NJ = ',' ,oornihg they appeared De-
'fi,'I9ae ,rifh 10 give, u possible a
'l.iE ' aa, why they should not pc
. " ie. .sS,r ilir ur,iiMmce authgTls-
~ ~ A number OF thein
", while some Few suo"e" Fl"
fel' 6sht the case -,
80 ~ DAYS this class OF eNll
Ply net acted discreleiy, M. o y,
hr y lave become embcldened, i
al,pi, Z, ne fact Of the new a1di-
ifhi, /" telice force, taking, undue
I y ~ ite;r knowledge Of the city,
~ s,, lsii~ has issued an edict' the
~ Aa9so which Is, arrest all suspl,,
|.ills q ". Who can give no good
. iIsi,sa,.,ansely6s." and in compliance
q o. wv NJ men VIII keep up the
~ eIu'h ;,er end. Several arrests
" ss,terday. and more VIII iol-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
TEMPLE.
Suicide Of jeweler- Extensive Theiis and
gnveraI Arrests Made.

Temple, Tex. May 49, Special w.
u. Jopling, a Jcwcler. committed sal.
eide here this evening leaving wife and
child He left no statement and the
cause q wholly unknown. lie was a
member Of the A.. @. q. w. and ofhor
orders lie was hlsAly respected.
Eight Hundred pounds Of lamH, 400
pounds % lard were Stolen from A. A.
Blacl. A. Barclay and y q. sims
on Monday night The sniae was found
today Ia tic poasasslob Of A. q. Ciisbec,
eolorod, with four hogs stolen from Joe
Hickman, ben BOlden, Neal Hardy
and Bob lincoln were arrested for tho
lief of The property and Clisbce for
coprealiue the s4me Al nrc colorad.
They waived examination aud went 70
jah Ia default Of bond.
The proof q clear against them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
PUZZLED
Arc ST. Louis Authorities 0yor a Brnkoman's
Mysterious Disappearance.

St Louis. Mo. May rs, There II con.
siderable mystery surrounding Tho dis
aplwurancO ~ Arthur l.. Frost the
Missouri Pacific brakeman. who has
been missing since Saturday pirnt On
that evening be- went uu d steamboat VA
gursion with Mis-, kcnuor Miss Ken
nor danced good donl with two. NC
ulaininnces nnuiUd Thumns aul Patrick
MeNiuhon Frost became lrnlons and
got Into fight withsihum The captain
put them nh down IA HE engine room,
whore the fight was resumed. one OF
The hont hnnds anys hN afterwards saw
Frost lying on u strotchcr IN ilo engine
room hully hurt llr captain says
Frost loft The boat AT the East -, Louis
lnuGing aud was then all right Nothing
has been heard Of him since. The nl
thoritics ara puzzled regarding his
whereabouts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
AT WICHITA FALLS.

Wichita Falls, Tex, May 1s.-fspeciaLl
4 IRE broke out Ia the California hotel
MAR The railway depot IN this city this
morning al about 3 O'Clock. The iire
c,tnpanjes responded promptly but the
suIiiing and the one beside IL were de-
stroyed before the flames WIRE CONTROLLED.
The property consisted 81 two tWo-story
business rooms, nsell as hsfl aun ~
,a,,rant. owned by Messrs. 1hompson *
! sSt' ana insured. The orifin Of the fire
,'s,,not he determined. Value of property
I-strnvel. almost 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Lulu Taylor, Enla Binyon. Jos,e M,bo,
Pearl jackson, lrma Pondcster Penri
Bedford. Duttie Bound, Nathlie uoelvlr'
Dicnia Kline Myrtle Bridges. I.eif,c
bridges. Rcttlc Parker. Nell Coifcc' hin
Hodge aud Worth Mollctt. Masters DicL
noinlrxier. John Iischky. Ed bridges.
Charlie .Qsburnc. Preston Siglc. C1hr,
cnee Hiblet Horace St John, Grant
Marrhi ,lt nc Wise, Fred Johnsonbcrg.
Cpopal, Artie Ruunels. Dudley nainneis
aud Bassil Nloffett. -'""'''S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

On the 9th inst civil service oxamlna-
tons will be held to till vacancies In the
free delivery postoiiiccs ia Texas The
commission has dehgnntcl the follow
Ing points al which the examinations will
be held: Austin. Corsicana, IL Paso.
Denison, FOrt Worth Gainesville. Cal
weston. Houston, Paris, San Antonio,
Sherman, Tyler, Waco and Laredo
II might he Of interest To pOstnnsiers
at these points who have been named
TO know that the present employees Of
The Offices are subject to change at ilclr
pleasure up to the time that the elligi-
hility list, as a result Of these examine
tons become fact The civil service
commission will not say that this Is tbe
proper construction of the law, hut tn-
do say that the status of the employees
of the offices Is not changed by tie order
until an examination has been held and
an eligible list prepared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

The order Of the National Association
of Stationary Engineers, No. . Of Ieaae,i
rive an excursion to Wichita Falis anu
return May IS The round-triP. WI COS,
81 20. and the popular Fort Worm ana
Denver Is the route selec,ed- Inc ~,
I',casion The members will turn out on
masse The excursion will be NJ "a,
io~alie affair. The excuraionisls WIZ
Ie In Wichita Falls six hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

The well-leaincl reputation Of The pop
ullr eontc opera company Of julio Grau
was fuliy maintained last Tight IN a
taultless rendition Of "Girole-Girofln."
As on previous evening the audience was
hshionahlc one. and exhibited their an
proval OF its presentation from the be-
cunning TO the conclusion of the last act
The singing was, II such Il thing could
o. possible, IN advance Of previous reiyli-
tons. Bessie Fairbaii1I In the title role.
capuvated the audience; she was in eN-
cellent voice aud rendered the part with
vim that was truly pleasing MIR.
felch, rs usual. delighted the audience.
1t would be difficult for him 20 DO other
Mise-he is comedian OF rare ability.
me remaining principals IN the east also
deserve special mention.
Tonight the ever popular opera,
Chime OF Normandy" Mr.. Gilbert
CLAYTON In his great character of Gas
plrd. the miser, Saturday matinee,
tirsi time in years Of Won SGppc's mas.
terpiece "Fntiniiza. presented with u
great cast.
Manager Grecnwall has secured Grau's
popular opera company for next week.
when a chauge of bill each night will
be given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Austin. Tex, May Especially lin
eorporaicd todays ,Tcsa. TIRE aud I'm.
county, Tex Capital stock. $1,000.
incorporates. A. NJ Carson and w, II.
Hnrlan ~ Wilds. Frod y, Merriam,
Kansas City, aud John Wahernbergef
OF Gouroe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
4 GOOD REPORT,

& w. Iomax notifies friends in this
div In response to an Inquiry as TO the
condition OF crops In Wilbnrger "ogniy,
mai Tho general rains of late VIII have
n Gratifying effect Oh the crop OF wheat
mi oats. The letter, in part, says Ia
ni,ont oue-third Of our county fnll crop
of both will be made, AMI one,ha1 Min
viii the Increased acreage, it is a con
seryatiye statement to say that Vernon
win Shin fully as much wheat as in 1871
aver / 100000 bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
OFF FOR A QUALIFICATIONS.

fishing and hunting expedition, COM
nnsei of Chief Maddox, Alderman John
FILLER. Samuel Rodick and one or two
Others. 20 on a ten-days' recreation mo
paIn pinto county. The party claim
10 be prepared for all emergencies, and
10 be properly protected In case OF snake
bites. took along a little of the needtni.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
WE'RE ROYALTY TREATED.

Rev. ]. Morgan Wells, and others who
have been attending the Baptist con
yention at Nashville, have returned. Inc
convention was one Of the most interest
ing Of It's kind held for years, and the
attendance was IN the neighborh99u 81 o.
500. The reverend was pleaseu WIN !ie
trsatment received at the hands OF the
%eshyiie people. The delegates were
accorded genuine ovation during their
stnv ia that city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
PEDDLl3Rs HUNG.

Tank Hammock. Pa, May -llarris
Blank and lsaac Rosenwig were both
here at 1874 this morning In the Jail
yard. Blank and Roscnwig were both
natives OF Russia aud each was ~ years
Of age. They murdered Jacob Marks, q
nrddler on Dutch Mountain, Wyoming
county. March 49, 1892 Blank md Iso-
senwig were pcdllers also.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

,yms Point. Tex. May ispeciall
ran AIN. farmer living fye miles
,,,,h town. was arrested and
brnneht ;. tate this afternoon ehAreed
With the crime Of incest gpon ms mn
- -, IND ana his examining rial VIII
ha'I ii Monday. The complaint was
worn ~ out By Mrs Neweosabs hefsaiL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
BuhNgp no DEATH.

Doboise. Pa. May 1sA freight
train on tho jefferson division Of The
Bnifai0. Rochester aud Pirahure road
ran away, down long heavy grade last
hight and coilided with q work train.
treirhf bratefnan was killed aud Que man
On the wnrl train busitd under tiiu WRECK,
The grccl. took lire and three bodies wore
consumed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

s,,a,r freely Assesses Punish
msnts and Fines

ga. made in Tho Gazette yes
tuo1 ~. ~" iracas. IN which some sey-
" ZEN Persons, white and black,
es 81 and their subsequent ar
49,, Nv, rbarres made against them
W ,,tins and a general disturb
4 SBe peace ami lnie,tuie "a In. Inc
4 IN the parties iihlhl,,hteu W.
A 4. ID IN Justice Handles temple
q N, uho, on hearing the testimony
4 IN tastiec IN large-sizcd doses. II;
y, white man. who is charged
. ~, ,be instigator OF the trouble,
y -sa n,,l,y oil two charges and
,.-....ei 4 fine and costs amounting
I'M others win contribute to
AN II the amount OF SIG each,
H N exception OF Amanda Sanders,
r....s to fight the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
NEW FIRE COMPANY.

A meeting of the citizens Of The Eighth
ward will be held tomorrow night NJ ne
store corner Of Henphill and Magnolia
streets for the purpose OF organizing y
fire company. Some protection aga'h h
the fre.bug is needed badly, and ne
citizens Of that ward intend TO take
steps to stop his deiesiable work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Albany, Tex, May 7.-(Speeial) Fire
broke out in the Norman Horse com
pnny's stables at o'clock this evening,
hut the hasnes were under control be
FORE amy great damage was done. They
are owned by West & Hin and were
fully covered by insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

wills Point. Tes. May is thp-e ali-Of .
Mr. M'Bri1a wns arrested yeatrflaf by 1pts
stable Harper and lodgei 10 ine raltbe.usr'
charged With assault q RAJ" ni9n Airs,
C1unir ~ fhe lower edge u ihH fVnuirt
His exnmilin. tilal vii be Vol AZ tFnti
Suline tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Waaiherford. Tex. May rs. tspoclil
Mrs. Davis, m aged lady, mother Of the
Mcasis. Davis Bros. OF this tity, died %
tic residence Of hcr son, l.. r. Davis.
Yesterday afternoon. prd wnH buried al
terry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
cl,LpERsoN's work.

Ausi;n. lHef. May ~ Especial A.
iorllry Z icn4ral Culbrrson returned to-day
FROM 81 extended irip, taking testimony
~ tho Greer county case befnde, CUBS
10 various Texas points he hhn been N
tie Indian Territory. and Just ffufn
that setfian where he necurtA SONS
valuable etidance touching on the pend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
AT MoNTFoRT, WIS.

. Platteville. Wis, May 1s-Seventeeu
business houses and residences burned
nj Montford. Grant county, this morning
tically wiped out. Loss. $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
HUNGARIAN EXHIBIT.

Buda Pesth. May IS The Hungarian
national government has given It's sup
port aud endorsement 10 arrangements
for an exhibit in 1890, intended Is ccle-
hrate the l0Ooth anniversary Of the fouu-
dalton OF the Hungarian monarchy.