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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
eArrLE FOR MILLIONS.
Csllbacy Colony Nay Find IFS Vast Properly
COnnscaled.

Pittsburg Feb 10. 1--WE expect 10
prove that John s. Duas has gyon money
10 Cyrus Teed, alias "koresh," who
claims that be- Is God, aud who is SUR
rounded by certain dcluded women,
whom be calls angels.
This b. H sentence in the application
Of the HarmOnists 20 have % receiver
appointed for their society of Economy
BENJAMIN Fccht and others were la
court az Beaver and demanded "a have
the affairs Of the society wound up
-Four million dollars haye been lost
By mismnnagemcnt, aud the great So
cicly. founded upon the idea thar men
should not marry, the petitioners de-
clare. rs insOlyent.
Celibacy, they say, has become obso.
lete, ln proof Of this they quote the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

fact that Trustees Duss and Slebcr arr
now living with their wives u luxury,
while the dcludud community goes ON
iu self uhncguuon aud scWi.surntiuu.
The board of elders has SOUGHT To- east
discredlt upon The tcachiuga W the 500
virty che complaint suNH. "uud your
orators pray for an injunction restrain
mg nuss aud Sichur from selling amy of
The Economy property,
tlurrH are nude specifying losses
nud demanding ihat thr trustees poy
huck the SlOOOOOO thrv ar' ullpred 10
have iquuulrrvd 10 prlyttc spru utiHua.
Very much To the surprise of every
body tho state bus entered The lcgul
hntue to couhscutc the Whole Harmon
iHt patUtr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
A TfGUT on HAM.

Austin, Feb. 10 CSpecialj Frdhy
IL tbe day set for confederation OF the
bin providing fur And locating the civil
courts of appeals. aud as the time APP
prOnchos 10 becomes moro aud more egi-
dent uat biz Asht Is or hand
As tho bin nov stands, 10 provides for
three new courts To be located al WMcO,
TYLER and san Antonio, and when Il N
taken up for consideration there Ia no
doubt that an effort viii be mode %
open up the whole question Of location
again a fight viii be- made on cnch oue
Of thr places named
Grcpnyilo wants one Of the c0nrtg,
and Abilene wants nnOther Br0wnwoOd
n iu the field too. but hardly in position
40 fight She can DO little more than
set up lightning rod % catch amy stray
bolt which may ho looking around for
~ likely town 90 light oi.
Tie Abilene ANA greenlille forces are
saddled aud bridled aud fixed for tho
fray. They viii be- found Ia the snddle
with sahers flashing whom the bueie
sounds and The clans rally from the
hills aud plains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
NM sOTTHERN YIEW Or Ir

ltiE SOlTHEkN VIEW OF 1T
Atlanta, Feb. Notwithstanding
the selection ot an Atlanta man for sec-
rotary of the Interior Georgia Democrats
as a rule are out Of humor The lcnd-
crs, almost without execution. criHrise
the selection of Gresham for premier of
the new administration. In an interview
ON the subject, Governor Northen snid
nave the utmost respect and adj
mirltion Tor the man. Judge Gresham,
SO tar as ! ana familiar with his uub
lie ii,e, and, therefore. cannot criticisc
the uppoIntcumt lie has always been NO
Rntdci as both On able and honest man
ih hi' public life OF course to a man like
me with peculiar views along this line
q would never have some 90 iuy mind
to think of Judge Gresham iu connection
with the office OF secretary Of state. but
at tine same time. / am not thoroughly
informed of the causes that must have
been instrumental IN securing his np-
polntmeut and therefore. cannot say a
word against the step Mr. Cleveland has
taken, ! don't think 10 wise to critiisp
the action of Mr. Cleveland, anyhow.
Tor there will be found nll manner of
opinions among the leading Democrats
OF the country about thp affair and Do
would tend to unnecessary division in
the party There Is no doubt I'M the
world that Judge Grcshum's coming over
~ 'H' lHtN lNNt nc ihr iuC hc dlO
had much 10 do with the great victory
| we achieved 100 tue West. The leading
Democrats OF the West seem 20 approve
| the appointment such mon as Mr.
Springer as good a Democrat us any OF
uS / suppose, ANA This shows Mr. Clnvc.
| land has not hurt The party I'm the West
ol the appointment Yet II must be
allowed that there are many faithful
! Democrats who had a better claim TO the
| office. 10 long and faithful service Is TO-
| be- the measure of merit"
Comptroller General w. \. WRIGHT
| spoke less gdurdcdly. putting In words
/ what seems 90 bee the dominant spnt-
| ment Wrong, wrong. of course it's
| wrong, H. Is worse thnn wrong. II is
/ y direct reelection upon the brains of the
| Democratic party. Let &c hr suid to the
shame of Mr. Clcvcluds party ir hc
! could not find men Zoo be- ranks capable
! with qualifications tu ull This high office.
! ! am Democrat myself 1 believe Ia
| Democracy Judge Gresham is uu able
! man and one who has much Go 900 him
! for tlis position, but hc Is uo Democrat
! 10y mark of Democratic labor lie has
| always voted the Republican ticket m-
| ul this year and voted the Democratic
! ticket then with the Republican cNpluua-
/ ton that be was not uu udmirpr of Mir.
| Harrison. lie has never said he was
a Democrat lie didn't say 10 when he
! voted the ticket. but murmUpd some
| thing about his personal regard for Mr..
! Cleveland over Mr.. Harrison II rs act.
| ius iu bad faith with thc parity that
/ Is all ] can make Ont ui thu appoint
mcnt aud / have Thought over IL with
! dcliberuton.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
CHANGES SMALL.
There Was Fluctuating in Share
List but for Fractions.
MONEY WAS EASYALL The DAY.
A Mere Prediction That The Cotton Spinners'
Strike Would Soon End Caused
Squirt Ia Futures Getting Ready
Tor Another Boom.
MELRoY a GIRERT

New Orleans, La Feb 10 Especially
McElrOy ~ Gilbert say.
Futures-A new umpr has been start
ed predicting au early settlement Of
the strike, but SO often has this usscr-
ton been mude only 10 prove uutuuudcd,
that 10 is difficult tO understand why a
simple prediction should bc taken seri-
ously. There must have been % large
short interest iu the market aud one Of
nature easily frightened, TO have caused
toduy's squirt After opening slightly
lower Liverpool finally closed very nrm
ut 5-DA advance ON The day spot sales
are 5000 huleS ut unchanged prices As
our market WAS CLOSED yesterday owing
10 the mardi grus holidays there were no
official quotations, but New York declined
IS points in sympathy with The drop of
5.Gf n Liverpool ruday's advance was
practically a rc-pstablishment Of prices,
ON the basis oil Monday nights closing
figures cur market at one time was
Z or higher than this basis, but the
extreme advance was losi Wheh u De
came known that the demand for spots
,yns not ia proportion 10 the activity in
Spot prices were marked down 1.lG
on middling and grades above WIN sales
of 2DOO bales by factors ANA 9p bales
10 arrive.
II seems as If there was some move
ON foot 10 start another BOOM p1seu upon
thc continued short movement Were the
Hatch hul ont of the way the accom-
pllshmcut Of such a result would Dee pos
siblp. hut 90 cause a material advance ~
h. necessary th0t the market should
have enthusiastic support and % lutalA
seems likely that uuul the liatch nH
shall have been disposed of the same 'lc-
mont which c1usrl the several luto adj
vances win come into the market 90 buy
81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
STATE UNIVERSITY.
hNai Waco on Important Business.
A"rlaO Municipal Problem.

Tex, Feb. Special AN i'm
.-..tllh OF q number Of the alumni
w university Was held yesterday
Ae oiiicc " Colonel W. l..
e.e OF the regents OF that insti-
3, l. Allen q. II. Smit6. \. +.
II. Hmmcut. +. l.. AicCul-
Y Z Thomas. W. \. Duke. n. W.
w James Harrison. l.. n Williams
4 i6slAs X l., Johnson. j. l.. FitZ-
,Aien SANFORD, Wallace NcLpnduu.
MDerl Sneed. Colonel lrathpr
al Interesting speech. explnuiug
4.ftw tue meeting. He said that he
4 necessary To take stems 10 pro-
~ mWter Of tine setting aside of
a appropriated lands of the
IN Wv nentlt OF the university as
,r, ~ Dill now pending before the
I. rowing petition was prepnred and
N ~ puatlOu for signatures:
! n HNlofaDlc LEGISLATURE of TpNus.
III ulueislgned citizens of McLennRn
M 80. believing that the best In
n V~ State would be- suhseryed
I !. 4 lhe greatest good To The
. ,,ittloeF result thcrctrum. respect.
+ IN your honorable body 10 set
. n bs' 'tull1ilinhg appropriated public
f a brn'ht'.l 10 me university OF Texas
( siooi. ny W and one half TO the COM
81 our state. "
70 'be legislature ~ WIZ NC Aoi
FESING PROBLEM
,,s 'es municipal problem of the
rs-i3Sll Tie public schools. bids fnir
ra eiil settled a petition m me-.
shtIr'i ARTICLES 37S2 20. and 3TS2 b
ieiar ,e'elhtes was presented 10 the
ttaf ,"lgesung him 10 can a spcc.
4 + xheuw uelermiue hy vote of the
A !. lgf on not IA l,1prI AZ s,,,,,,l
lhe npili8' created TO manage and
z, eaishSll schools OF the CITY. The
allds IN The names OF mnnV lend.
ftlL alt mayor states he VIII can
vlh 6e 10y 10 lake place sipiultan.
4 " trist,. WY election, April A. Me
i 1iigl M ~ advocates with likely be
I'M 0f tba Wltest, aud take the man.
VI H. public schools out NJ the
4 = n 1s members OF mo scl,,i onn,
-s dg council ""'' 'o'ii'
ie,, 'AsIES HARVEY.
.l1 man named Jomas u.,
~ 70 the civ 90, "i Nt.eyI MIC
10 h@t pp about . O'clock M,
M slfee, 81 the st. Charles saloou
q hos1 ~ IN an insensibIe con1itiop
4 y" D sfTfrHf veaJen and wus bruised
lqWeFaT p'acrs, not thought ser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
UrNAVIUUg' uANUIT9

San Antonio. Tex. Fob no. lSporiui D..
m mo hcasiou Of tln Meucln psuadition
pfocscdiugs On the ease of Francis BenH-
Wdes toluy thD testimony ~ Francis $40.
raips and Emilinno Blnuco two priynte sol.
dhrs belonging tu ihr Sixth regiment Of
cavalry OF lhr MgAlcau Brmy. was given.
They wore both stationed al San lgnacio
on the lime the atl.rk WIS made upon
their garrison, On Dec 40. by the bandits
uudfr lhr leadership of lieutYiles Morales
was shot through The hand ana was hadiy
burned hy tho fire which DESTROYED the bar
racks. lilauco was diso severely wounded
by "a bail which passed through hiH icft
arm breaking me bones RI hiH wrist
Morales testified That when the barracks
were Cred mo bandits gathered around the
dOof ANA shot ihc soldiers us they ran out,
one of the handita who entered the bar
rnciH was shot. Ne fell into ihu IRE ana
his h0dy was consumed by the flames.
Witness stated that be- ANA ihc other mrm..
beers on the garrison had but twenty
rounds ~ ammunition and that iheg re-
mniu.A p ihr burning barracks until ihulr
supply was exhausted
After fhr night iho Nindlta committed
Waula ontrlacH upon Use women ~ san
lgnaci0 r0bbing chem nl money ana other
rnluabes. Tile testimony of hiulianO
Bllnco was substantially The same AS SO.
rales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
CONsTARLN mANnEN RNATEN

Rould Rock, Fob a. ,SpocinI) Inst
night nbtot - O'Clock our constable, s.
$. HARDIN, was nttucl cd by iN men
who beiA him over tho head with their
pWo.s, whru they lcii talking hs pistol,
Some suspicious looking men had been
suspected the day before ms suferobbcrs,
and Nh Harden was ln The discharge Of
his duty uH un officer iu watching the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

Albany TrH. Feb. ~ special OnicerH
Smmr ana Melton captured u ~. NoWcll
lbff night campnd nrar ihr 1ld stcrrot
place. nu1 landed hiu u tho romiy inil
with Ws partner. Denton. ulR- lcWlt,
They uro wanted nt ihIH place FOR stealing
foucc wire NHWyll d. % tall raw bnued
man. weighing 800 0r $3.50 pounds q lcct
tnu slightly stopped. % years uf ugc,
light muauchc, short Htubhy beard. n %
thought they ere Wuniod elsewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

Mckinney Tn Feb iI ,SprIll Tho
members uf thr bar held 90 mvruuR tpiuy
unl uuuptud resolutions imuuriinE local
representatives thai % WnH llio HnnHr ut
into Judicial diuHcta Tho commissioners
court yesterday protested against forming
two judicial districts uf Collin and Gray
Son.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
WANT no COlIpRONTsu

The eastern Democrats WHO made the
hight for the repeal of the sherman law
m the house Thursday arr very much
embarrassed because they did not me-
crpt Tie compromise that the silver mon
offered them. They could have rcpenlej
the sherman law had they agreed to
enact the old Bland law in ~ stcnd
Now the eastern men are attempting to
get the silver question up again at Ills
session. They have requested the sill
yer leaders 10 meet with them and en-
deuyur 10 effect compromise upun
which both sides can agree, and az lcust
put something through the house deal.
ing with this question
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
Who Saved the WolfScalp Bill
for the West.
STOCKMEN WANT PROTECTION
Against The Invasion Of Their Pastures by
Hunters
Who Are 0Hon Hunters Of Cattle 0nly-Ths
Fight Tor the Civil Appeals Courts I'm
podanl Measures Being Considered
In Both Of tho Houses.

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Wu'lN no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '!t W. ''Fu,
n' -"'9 CIV mnlu'h, unN We ,Ir
.nol'l lh stronger t3Sh ne que" on u4a
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spN,ra' -, look over TINS uu9ionoo
'|1np'-on uI ih' n'u'n'ls uI thr nuuHe
81, t'vulouNrN. ! see no ~ mpNlhlAlns
Ia,v lur WIS hi'A"ule your tnWlnt' polhs
""WhWNiu' Nuu your tWr' LOT lt, "htu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
ernrKs ND RNNDS-

New York Feb 10 -Trading Ia stocks
today. especially during the forenoon was
very active. with some excitement under
nronouuced selling of industnals and a
fcw spccialtes among railroads. Excite
mant ,niotci down. and substantial rally
In nrices followed later in the day though
cousidernblp feveri~hness entered into
the feeling throughout With n late cfs-
Jrifted INTO comparative dullness. Sugar
closed with loss of . per cent ana cord
400 with . i-H Other changes. however.
,yera generally small fractions and irrcg-
mar tbe market closing fairly active
AMI 6rm 30 strong m the Improvement
Railroad bonds, quiet
Government bonds dull aud steady
State bonds neglected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
TEVSG0NDENSED

blockade northwestern rail-
.. turner. who assaulted his
D RlIl,p s,s, viii be lynched If she
itr Browns hanging, VII
,''', ~ I, burned to death at b"rlin'
nails Assistant Postmaster
.~ Of Grlnn. Ca, was ar
salooukeeper, and John
.,,e consumed in the burning
4 I, p,s.cmer Col.
.,,,ry and embezzlement OF
MN 4 Bros. Of New York
\, a,sy Bells arrest
s,,,,l,ou the thirtleth victim
n yoor disaster at Wuun. H.. has
N. at Alton.
,,i of Mgr sinm at Lynn,
attended by Archbishop VIII
,,ber Catholic notables.
y,naa Of short Hnls, y. J,
"a an checks forged 10y w. 3.
A traer employe, who has hed.
pnp.. 10 years old. West Den
n, Mr. school student. crazed by
blew her brains out
r.,b,snbore family. consisting OF
\ viie and two children. living near
. ~ Ia. are victims Of trichinae
The father Is expected TO die
4 ,,.a, and the two children cannot
The woman win probably live.
!, o-k sausagc improperly cooked.
mules pitched tandem and car
r.,lng tho mouth Of a shaft
..uh IA. when one Of them
4 m ihe fee and dragged the other
ie,i down the mine. The beasts
o anln unhurt
-ilon 10 dlsbar Ralph Davis. speak
y, Tennessee house OF representa-
. Am pactlclng law IN any court OF
b ,he state. came up before Judge
he Memphis circuit court yester.
nU, 4 charged with Matchmaking q
III q 1890 aud with accepting a
hy Of Harry G.. Wilson, the default
aniendent Of the city watcrworks
ts, o., who disappeared Nov. Is,
"a yesterday by two boys In a
udye miles cast ~ Wheeling W.
la be had killed himself lie shot
vlce with bull dog rcyoly-
4 vs embedded In the snow and ice
tgsd
A.R negro boy living near Enoch's
xa, while running with an open
" down the point Of the knife pen
10 abdomen. He went TO bed,
ollng about the occurrence. The
NJ Be was suffering so much he WINS
, itll his mother Two physiciuns
zaGncd. who found hc had discm.
lInself with the knife. lie viii
bdbock, a well known negro des.
N and Killed Robert HAZEL, a
rilable, near Charleston, s. g.,
1ted TO arrest him ON warrant
hm with tresphss. HoHbecl,
ns with shotgun and blew out
pa Of the constable as be entered
= q The shanty in which he wai
Ahsf killing Hazel Horlbeck arm
| u6 With Winchester aud attempt
ninid another constable. He alsl
white man VINO accompanied IA,
~ latter He'd for assistance ant
n'aaume Horlbeck robbed the muir
40 and went into the woods, max
Z escape
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
THREATENING our BUCK.

The agitation of reform In the pen
sion system has caused widespread un-
cnsiness among the old soldiers aud par
ticulHrly among that class that come
under the lead of pension grubbcrs
There Is a feeling that this congress win
strike at the root of the evil aud knock
from the pension rolls the names Of all
those whose title 90 d pension may boz
ia doubt That This agitation Is having
its effect rs evident boy the number Of
anonymous letters received by the mem-
beers who have taken part In this mat.
ter
Representative Buck Kilgorc. who.
more than any other man iu congress
has knocked ont pension bills, has re-
Gently received dozen or more nuony-
nous letters of threatening character.
hut they have had no effect on the NOM
her from Texas The latest letter OF
this character received bv Mr.. Kilg0rr.
came from Dover. y. II ln brief f.
stntri TINT unless Mr. kilgorr ceus-d
his opposition 20 pension legislation the
Grand army would boz after linn within
twenty-fOur hours The letter closed by
saving Your doom Is sealed, Beware
II was signed with cross and skull bones.
Commenting ON the letter Mr. Kilg0rp
said: III the letter had been signed
with coffin ia been worried, but as u
was ! showed how J regarded the threat
by going mp 10 the house Friday night
ana breaking mp the meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
CAPITOL NOTES.

Judge Perkins Of Grecnville IL M In
lerpsted spocmtor OF legislative affairs.
Ex Representative Daggeit of Collin
county has been shaking hands with
his Old colleagues and making friends
with the neW corners ths week
Among the visitors ~ tie onptol this
week wore Mpssrs shelton and penning-
ton prominent cattlemen from ne Pau-
hnndc country.
r. n Graham Of Fort Worth has hoen
noticed among other prominent Visitors
20 ihe Legislature
~ u McAiislcr 81 lnlmn Territory fame
owner Of the famous McAlisoer, mining
property and promoter Of many enter-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
,1nNrY ~ EXcHANGn.

New York. Feb. 15 Money ou call,
easy. al 2a4 per cent closed offered at
. -
Prime mercantile paper 5u6
STIRLING exchange, strong and quiet;
G0.day I'm SIS "a; demand, ISIS 3-4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
COMFORT FOR ms
Is Given by Judge Gresham's
Selection.
CONSUlS WILL ALL STAY IN
Provided They Come Up to The Standard Of
Competency
chandler an Old Colleague Of the Judge, Com.
pllments The Appointment Win
Two Republicans Tor One Demo.
erai Losl-Georgia Wow.
CONSULS WILL ALL STAY IN

Washington, Feb. 15.-Thc announce.
ment that Walter O. Gresham win t.,.
secretary of state under tho Damnrrotic
administration was met with oousterna-
Ton by Tie whole army of oiBu.spptnrs
VINO huve been counting on consular and
otLtr appointments under the next adj
miuistrauou.
IL H. said that under Judge Grcsbam's
administration tncre viii bp very fcw
Cuohses IN the consular service. and that
~ cohsuls now representing the United
states abroad, whose records have bepn
satisfactory, VIII be- retained I'M office.
ana That tie question of partisan appoint
mem viii not for a moment be- taken
into q, Grafton.
S. olbs ,psands Of copsuls who are
ne "lsli I'M he government abroad.
the o Ig'aaco. not ne nS cSm S5g w ni to
changes win y IN the recouiippu-
uouoh OF the Al of state Grcs-
ham-who win hN, thargc of this inn.
portOnt matter aud Il h. To him that nll
the anxious Democrats win have TO
apply for sucl. appointments as are
sought under the auspices of the state
government As Judge Gresham Is not
appointed ON account Of his party SER
vice, il is not expected that ne will en-
tertaiu any application ON the ground
that change iu Ike administration
means a change In the governments
representatives abroad, except I'm the
more important appointments 10 the
leading missions.
Quite number uf cuugrc4smHu now
hold applications for their constituents
for consular appointments and they have
been interclnngiug their views concern
ing such appointments, but there has
been q sudden falling of in nll such
talk aud the opinion Is prevalent that
congressman who expect to urge the ap-
poutmcut of any anxious Democratic
constituent as government representa-
tive abroad will boz sadly left II the
position sought Is now filled 10y salts
factory person, whether Democrat or
not.
Again today Mr. Clcycland's decision
10 make Judge Gresham secretary of
state has been almost the sole topic Of
conversation In congressional circles.
= large majority of Democrats are par
ticulnry emphatic IN expressing their
views. though almost all of Them in giv-
ing vent to their opinions, request that
tley shall not be- quoted. StalghtOut
Democrats do not like Judge Gresham. :
Republican autCcedcuts. They recall
his election to the Legislature ny lSbo;
his appointment To n federal office uudor
the Republican administration after the
war. his promotion 10 iudgcshp 10y
President Grant. his connection with
President Arthurs cabinet nj, npp1int-
mcnt To a circuit iudgeship by trrsi'
dent Arthur and his candidacy for the
Rrriblicnu presidential nomination In
1855. Adding To all this the fact that
lie ONLY recently said that ne WIS yet q
Rembicnn aud the fact that the death
of Cleveland and Stevenson would make
himself president, the great mass OF
Dawocrnts look upon his appointment
with anything but favor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

IL Is strange coincidence. says the
Abilene Sentinel. thai the first iudiyid-
mi buried IN ihe old city cemetery at san
Angelo in 1870 was Tom White, VINO
80 riare in tie new cts cemetery WAS
tbsf M Peter liverpool who wns killed
siondav night N is estimated Chat
sinca feT5 there haye been nearly lOO
mem buried hi San Angelo who have met
Will unnatural deaths.