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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
WORLD's FAR RAVES

Transmissouh and trauscontiuental
lines have agpVd partially Ou a basis
oft World's fair rates from their terrl-
tory. The round-trip basis will Doe SiOu
from California and $40 from Colorado.
The fixing of the Utah basis WAS left
probable result that u will boz $50 for
the round trip The Rock island. Bur
hngton aud Denver and Rio Gmnde
may on may not ngrec 90 quote those
rates, So far they have neither op'
posed or approved them.
This partial agreement ON rates does
not better che Western aWnuun lt
simply gives a starting point from which
the seeming inevitable decentralization In
rates viii begin Tho tr0usmissOuri
situation has been in very bad shape for
months Ratios from Lincoln, Wichita
and other interior Kansas and Nebraska
! points are, md for SOME time have heen
lower 90 Chicago than the rates from
Omaha and Kansas City.
This state of affairs Is really the one
which forced the AtchisOn ont of the
/ Western Passenger association. II at,
| into the very heart Of the Atchison''
local territory aud IL could NOT adjust
/ matters while it was a member lt'
/ method Of procedure, as announced, vii
be simple and cihcaciOus II will quot,
| openly over its counters The Same rates
as competitors make through scalpers
| Hot IN making reductions lt viii main
tain the transmesouri rates as nearly az
possible and reduce the through RAT.
from the Missouri 10 Chicago. This vii
damage its competitors the most an,
the Atchison the least There h no pos
I Abrliy OF stopping the present De
I monllgaton aud 4 Is practically certain
10 grow worse, whom Worlds fair rate
I viii ba quoted. The result Nili ho oheal
! ny ior the public, while the prospec
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Rome April %. OHch circles here under
between popr Leo aud the German emperor
they discussed the questions relating iu me
position OF the Itumnu Catholic church ln
Germany, and especially The attitude or lhe
members OF tho cputor ur clerical party tow
ard the impcri0l policy. THE emperor y
friendly conversation and his valuable gift
Of suun box bearing his portrait sur.
chuVsk represents the vatican party which
fayurg 70 trip.. alliance uH opposed 90 thp
policy of Cardinal UuupDllu pNpW secretary
of state. which DIS French iu Does tendencies.
Ihp meeting is also regarded uH Wurldug
% fresh step toward o. Cancellation OF Iru7.
SLAMS and Poles.
Tile celebration of Oboe liver Wedding OF
King Uunbrrt Hrd Orrpn Nlrghariu wIg
continued t0duy. Italian sovereign and hls
imperial guest received Du ovation from %
vast coucOursc of people that thruuged the
atrppts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
BEFORE THE COURTS.
DOlNGS IN THE TEMPLES OF
JUSTICE YESTERDAY.
Several Now Suits Fned-securing Jury
Tor q Murder rriai-Llcon,ed
20 Wed, Eto,

Seventeenth district Nothing was done
in this court yesterday, the entire day hrlug
taken mp in securing q Jury to try me ease
nt lhe state Ns q WI bonhtr WhlSh Nla
son county. The charge ls murder AZ $3.50
o. n tom lulyucn had peyu secured.
turty eighth district The suit uf Nor
chants, National bank vs. p. y, Chase e
probably Dec terminated today.
New Suits filed Annie puckett vs.. j. NJ
lucketL. sun FOR divorce The allegations.
which, if true show the depth uf mans
drprnNiy are os follows; THAT the couple
were married Ina March. 1862 in Faunn
county, Nnd lived together until September.
ISIS Eight children are Tile isauc ot iho
marriage, two of tlOm being of age rhnt
ma 1856 defendant began course az ncgh-
gent ana cruel treatment aud kent II up;
That since 1858 hp has lived In OpVn adultery
Win another woman. lluinuu alleges that
She is m delicate health aud unable 90 sup-
port her family, ana Che children are un-
able 90 make their own living Two of
these children, MAY and Mary, are inmates
OF the Orphans Home Plaintiff asks for
decree mist the costs of the suit aud
the custody 0f Tie children. Lald Mortgage
Bank of Texas. limited, Us. j. N. Garth III
al, debt ana foreclosure. The suit is la
recover ON promlss0ry note Of Ni2d0 ana
foreclosure Is asked on the north half az
State National bank VS.. Merchants IA,
uond bank garniahment for NNSt.ub This
suit grows pnt uf thc Ratomnn failure
nounR court Judge J0huson heard the
| following motions l., sherlock vs.. Railway
Employc Printing ANA Publishing Cos az.
tendauts application dismissed
NJ a. Pace vs, Fort Worth aud New
| orleans railway COMPANY; defendants ap.
pira'ion dismissed Watson Slaughter Ms.
oyerruled. J. ~ nagoy ya. j. H. w. Pn
nlnglon 81 AL motion FOR new trial; over
ruisd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
CnErkNn SIIORT

The Katy bad 500 car lo1ds Of cattle
through hpuieon yesterday.
a. j. whitehead travelling pa scnrcr
agent Of ihr big Four iE BOO thc city.
H. H. Nvp stock claim agent of thc
Denver rpp. ont on tlIu line This morn
Ing
a.. T.. Donovan. travelling auditor Of
the Fort Murl aud Denver came NOD
10 -pDIi Sunday
VIM Dohorty. city passenger and tick.
81 agent OF the Santa Fc. went TO Dat
Jas yesterday.
G.. G.. Curicc, travelling passenger
agent of the Naudaliu liue came iu yes
terluy.
Ewd-rlie Carter Of the Santa Fe
found the location of Che city of luuH-
| qua yesterday
WIN Ashton. division engineer iu
| Charge of tur Gulf division of ihc Union
/ Pacific is Boz Che city
| lno. Moore. general superintendent oft
| the Denver. came Boo from IuNlur lusl
insight 900 % spD inl trliu.
a. w. Blas.ugamc, livestock agent of
! the Missouri. Kansas uud IrNus ut Drui-
/ SON. was 700 the city yesterday.
! n. H. Hughes. general passenger and
/ ticket Hgrat OF Jhe Missouri. kuu~is ana
! Texas railway Boz Texas, BIS Boz DO" city.
] H. g. lhomp-ou, general passenger
/ and ticket agent of The SANTA Zee, PASSED
! through Dallas yesterday eva route north
john a. Smith. general freight agent
of the Missouri, kausue aud Texas iiul.
| way in Texas, was iu Tie ciiy y'strr-
day
~. T.. McCuuIloss, travelling passenger
/ urpnt of thp Queen AMI Crescent, was
100 The city yesterday rn route 20 thr
| Panhandle.
Major w. O. Lewis. livestock agent of
! the Santa 'r Uf Suu Antonio, vas 300
! tho city yesterday from trip through
the Panhandle country.
The earnings of Michigan railroads for
| tiir month of January, lNB, were N't
8lj,0Slj2. corresponding. mouth ~
ST.1Ig. 225.I2; increase, Sl,Nid,T 1SNp, ol
2im per cent.
Capitalists off New York and Chicago
headed hy John g. g.. MAYO of Paints
| Vile. XIV. one of he largest laud own
ems iu the Big Sandy section, viii hr
/ gin ut once thr construction of % rail
mad from Wmtrhlu-e tp Fkryillc ky
AZ urDlmg of the directors of OH,
Mexican Central railway iu Boston Al
bert AIoua1 Robinson was elected prrM
dent tu fu,p,cd s. W. Reynolds. Mr.
Reynolds win rcmuiu iu charge of th,
financial business and Mr. Robinson vii
manage the road
Tickets for the Mai Fest will Doc on
ulc from April so to May 4, 900 q far,
| and third lur tun rouui trip from
| uu stations within iuU miles of For
| Worth except on the Rio Graudr, wh"r
the rate pNtcuds to aud Includes Brown
wool. and un the Denver as far n'
| Vernon.
~ b. announced that the Chicago an,
| Northwestern has completed negotiation
for the purchase of the old Scranton
coal road. running from Denver ems
seventeen Miles The price to hc puit
d. SlOnOWO This hue will give tm
ruUd the much coveted terminal luciN
Ties aud entrance into Denver
Tho recently formed Southern RuilWal
and Steamship association, with head
quarters ut Atlanta rs threatened will
disruption The Kansas City. Fort Scot
and Memphis railway has given Motto
that rites are uot being maintained q
the Memphis and Birmingham territory
and that tho rules of the association an
otherwise violated,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
WORLDS Fam VISITORS

An intending visitor 90 ihc coming
Worlds fair at Chicago ucrd have 600
fear as Go tho possibility nc securing sit-
lsfactory accommodations ni REASONABLE"
rates. at either the many hotels or rosie
dpnrcs listed bon neat pHWuhInt entitled
Homes for Visitors Goo fhr WurIIs Fair
compiled ot great cHpous' and Published
bv d trustworthy Chicago fru .lh.s
book cbuiuius list of about 5000 private
families who will accommodate visitors
iu Chicago during th' limo of thu inir.
Viz. NAV 1s. t0 October 800. E.ypH their
NAMES AND tddu scs. aud number Uf
rooms each win hHr. 200 spare The
hook also give. a. lst of thn hotels and
ghp'r loc1Il0n-. h1s twelve ulWgH.
larro-scule maps, rU Do representing o. -pe.
fiun of the city E1 Chat With ili- lui1rwl.
zion before him thn intending visitor
himaelf can. ut leisure select the quar-.
for uf the city boz which Boz would pr0Ier
60 stop. currp.p oudng Dol advance with
one or mort families iu Chat locality with
ruriri Co rates aud doe accommodations
desired.
10 help you Boo fixing 600 advance upon
your place of residence while attending
tha Worlds fuir $50 luyr placed Boo the
hands OF our agent Hf your station copies
0f th.s work. which may hU obtained Ht
% cents per copy ". m WINFIELD.
g.. = a Cotton Belt Route.
a. thc equator Cine average annual
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

were taken ar the afternoon session OF
which Harris receiving q. Hand @ and
Blank l. The board Is tie and Mayor
Nonnor east blank ballot, refusing IA
O'Clock recess was taken until s o'cloc,
D. M.
40 the night session the names Of Har.
rls and Hand were Withdrawn on mo.
ton of Mayor Conner and Professor J.
+. Long WIS elected by acclamati0n
Professor Long is principal of the Rosen,
berg school az Galveston, aud an educa.
tor. Of note His election gives universal
satisfaction. The salary is $1,000 pei
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
ST. Louis Southwestern Railway Company Of
Texas, Tyler Southeastern R'llwaY Com.
pany General Passenger esFlrl.
menl, p. D. Circular No. ".
Trlor. -. Ami la. lsna.

Tyler, Tex, April 13, lS03
TO an Agents,
A rate of one and One-iMrd fares on
the certificate plan. ns peer circular
lsg242 IN hereby authorized for thc iol.
lowing meetings
Fifth Baptist Young Peoples Union
Of Texas Waco April - Oh a.
Sixth EnsJ pNus Teachers ussocia.
fiou, Marshall April 20
Coupon agents Will sell through as
per regular form of tickets
Local agents viii please caution an
persons purchasing tickets 90 junction
points 90 secure certificates from such
Junction points for fare paid 20 place Of
meeting.
IL IS necessary that certificates he pre-.
scented showing full iuV paid for the en.
tire going journey Boo order 10 secure re-
duced rates returning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
THE ADYENrISTS.

The Sevtnth-day Adveotists ol,-l
their annual spring meeting lost ,irG,
after "a profitable session M NV, go,
duration This state conference com,
tnittee was in session during fbe moot.
lnE, ami among me advance moves M.
'ermlned upon hy IL was the erection M
suitable college building at some MONT
in the state YET % Doe selected fo, KIN
aCcommodaiion OF the district composeJ
gi Arkansas Louisiana, Texas. Okla.
homa and Indian Territory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Humboldt Tenn. April IA heavy
frotf Inst niqhf damaged this community
several thousand dollars Strawberries.
which are now ripcniug aud all tree
fruits are partially killed, and that which
was not killed Is believed to boz badly
damaged. The greatest loss j. in the
tomato crop, twO-thirls Of which was set
in the field The damage done ihis crop
will be at least 80 per cent A frost to-
night which now seems probable VIII ul-
most ruin this flht-grUWiug section
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
WEATHER AND CROPS.


Vicksburg. Miss, April "a There Is
no doubt that Young cotton has been
seriously injured by cold weather nor
thut much of the seed planted lately win
fail to grow owing 90 cold rains Plant
crs everywhere unite in wporir this.
and the many inquiries for seed for re-
planting substantiates o. Al least two
light trusts have occurred In the past ten
days and cotton is very lousy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
tI1e 49, nFoai. WI % sIImmerius.
nm S.fRIlkE M TYLER


TYLER. Tex. April "a lSpeciall Tho
strike Is nill in progress among me
Cotton Belt shopmou with mo- sign o.
settlement Tho men quit work on ace
count of Foreman Scfuzdns employ ing
uon-uniou man. The union demanded
thr maus discharge On being refused
thry left work About eighty men are
involved The strikers held two meet
ines to-day with closed doors y is now
in,l.rdood fhat tho Cotton Belt officials
yesterday discharged ull the strikers
and posted notices for thcm to call and
get their time. Master Mechanic Cal
brnith from Pine Bluff Is here trying TO
effect "a settlement The company prop
crty Is now under lhc protection of Chief
Special Agent %. Is Wheeler aud "a
force OF l'nIted States marshals Inc
strike. &c Is understood. IL not settled
in thp next few days may effect tW
entire line The sympathy Of the people
Is evenly divided between the railway
people and The men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
PROPOSE TO WITHDRAW TROOPS
FROM IRELAND
King oscar % snsd--Leo, Pope and william
Emporor-rhe Hull Fire-salisbnry
Rsoeives- Rothschid

london April "a In The house Of COM
nous today General Sir George OH'sn,g'
conservative member Of parhaneul loi, w.
home rule DIN that the government sn"nlu
withdraw military forces from ltelah9 W.
fore the proposed Irish parliament 7houiu
De established in Dublin. other opponents
Of homo ruIe also made motions to debai
the Irish government from having the U.s.
slstauce OF the British army 100 inalutnu-
iug the authority of the home rule poill"'
mput
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
THE ROCK ISLAND.
The work OF tho traders completod'
waiting for Rght-of way

The work OF tho Graders Completed
waiting for Rlghtof Way
Tho grade on the Rock Island has been
complrt,sl. lcydrl. dressed and accepted
from Bowie to llUslrt seventeen mll's
frnn fur Worth Here thr grading
outfits are cumprd, waiting Tor me lr'-
ting of thr Nur, which viii he done hs
ro1n us tho dritofyyay is secured aud
the fore, win uu .hp grade iuJo Wort
Worth Within three weeks of the bmt
tlt contract s Oct and the fWcAluyrrs
can hc here inside of month. II IS
now thought Mat hy The nrt Oi june
thp Ruc', laand Wgincs will whistle iu'
side ihp city limits
Am -uhrcoutrtctags have been notified
that no work Will Boo let beyond Fort
Worth ihH summer ana many oi Mgm
N MOI employed ou thr wur, into thii
city viii move thrir grading outni5 Cd
different points along the line of the Al
buqurulue This soulrs the question %,
60 Fort Worth being the terminus ui
HE road for "a year. at loast, and posi-
bly for an time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
NEWTON. MISS.

Newton. Miss, April "a FARMERS IN
dis. Nesiob1. I.cakc. Scott. Smith and
.IIsper counties are hopelcssly disheart-
cucd owing to the high prices prevalent
Some time ago All thc cOitou seed. exc
cept barely enough for planting purposes,
was sold The recent frost has Killed
the young cotton. most of which WIS up,
and they now have no seed with which
10 replant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
DALLAS.
GOING THROUGH THE BOOKS ON
The COURTHOUSE COST.
A Deadlock In the school Board for su,
perlnteudeut-Tho Elevators sold.
want College site.

Dallas, Tex, April % -(Spocial.)-A
committee. consisting of John IS. Arm.
strouA j. G.. Wuodsides, William Putter
r. Il. Rawlius aud William padgitt. Jp.
pointed hy Judge r. H. Burke 10 inves-
llglte the construction of the courthouse.
lhc amount expended on the same and
the condition of county finances be.,nn
their work this informing m ia moi h..
lleNei that any rlttcuuess will be do
YnIopel by The inNustigatlnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
WEST POINT. mss.

West Point Miss. April a heavy
frost prevailed an over this section and
the damage done to cotton and corn was
great al the cotton now mp was killed
aud the corn ana other crops suffered a
like fate. About 30 per cent of the cot
tom Ian tlis and adjoining counties was
up. Farmers are very much depressed
over the outlook. Gardens also suffered
90 a great eyteut but fruit was too far
advanced 90 be damaged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Iadoniu. Tex. April RI Especially The
cool weather continues aud farmers from
every section report cotton ruined tlt was
planted before the ruiu 10 will uu have
to bee rppi1uted. and most Uf them say they
viii not plant us much uH before party
owing tU the scarcity OF seed, which ia
some ueiphhOrho0ds is $50 scarce &c DIS selling
ut per busupl More corn and other pro
ducc viii Doe planted than ut nr,t supposed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
TINE SANTA ~ ALL IGHT.

The Globc-Dcmocrat of Sunday pub
lishpd some statements regarding tie
Santa lee which are said to be untrue.
Santa l'c men say the trains are uoung
as usual and the road is handling all
livestock without delay No cattle have
been given the Missouri Pacific because
of inability tO handle them. Work IA
Che shops has been resumed, new men
having come boz and taken the place of
th, strikers The principal delays oc-
ca-ioupd were hy reason of burned
bridges which did more harm than ihe
entire duration oi iho strike. No u-
reference s offered hy thc striker. who
are bound by restraining order issued
b. the district Judge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Snl1dl. Try.. April ~ lSpeclal.l -Our
crop prospects about ths place are very
gloomy, More SO than they have been FOR
short An the rulu tnIt could come wlll
NOT help them much. lhr cotton that d. up
ls dying out. thc ground nUs uripl out hr-
low The roots. There o. much of the cotton
crop that is not planted yUt aud will not De-
planted until We got RAIN Tile corn crop
looks more promising aud No We can have "a
little rain we can count Uu some corn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
THE OLD VETS

=, General w. l.. Cabell. s. p. Nf.pdez
W y Thompson, HI W. Grabcr Drs
), 10 Ihursion and J. G, storey retnrn,
eH RON the Confederate reunion today
General Nppell said 10 The Gazette ~,
po,,Sr tonlsht' The reunion Nas n
a'1nN M every way aud tho
world that when d comes IN \ hs se ,De
they cannot b. surpassed bv tboeSt ~
Any city in the south. " AVS Ok
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Tho Texas Invention company. mcor.
borntcdJ have opened n branch office Ia
this city Tor the purpose of extending
their business into other states. Their
articles of manufacture are meritorinus
and novel. uud are meeting with unu-
sml success Thcy want several uApc.
risncpd men uO handle state territory.
$500 90 $1,000 capital necessary For
further particulars ,Ill nJ or address
Texas Invention company blu Main
street. room %. Fort Worth. InX
References First National bank. Aus
Elm Fort Worth National bank Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
FOGG AND pOE.
4 rnRIgTIAN nElIsInN.

The long looked for dicieon in the Chris,
tlnu church iu thls city has at last occurred
Yesterday after the regular sermon hy El-
der Hamilton, the question was brought uu
and discussed, and resulted iu about 100
mpmhprt 81 the old church withdrawing
Az i.rl,..' ,,,s Glsni4y,I Mo Min 49,, S r, ,'
members win eject uu organization thls
week Elder Hamilton. with the dissats.
fed members, win preach at the opera house
cured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
For EuDi0H Oil and Stove Gasoline
TELEPHONE 22a.
FORT WORTH OIL 90
AHUeE PELICAN
Larlated by a caIiIeman Near Teuell-ll
Measured Eight Feet from
Tip 10 Tip.

Terrell Tex. April % Especially
DAY Mr. Kirby Orr % ctiiomau. brought
a. town % live pelican urINurE eight
fees FROM tip t1 t.D which De- 'a~uni ON
his ranch about flrr miles FROM town.
Air Orr saw tho bird uud made IRISH
fpr a. on his horse. aud just a. fbr ppli-
cam started to rise tu iIY. hp threw lis
Lrat and caught 10 uroWd tbc neck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
CONDENSED RAILROAD TINE TABLE

CONDENSED RAILROAD TINE TABLE
0.eaving Time0
Texas and pncinc -hastboud; 500 a M
f.25 a. M. 1880 a. h.. aI0 p. M, e'aV
g. m Westbound: g.0J a. M.
Texas and Pacific trauscontincnta NJ
vislon-Leavoi S.aj d. m Arrives 20 p.
n
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Norihb9qiid,;;
i0.35 o. m, 1880 y. m. Sounihbonuui loA"
a. M 800 r. m.
Fort Worth and Denver Northboundi
1O.3O a. m. Jil5 p. M
Houston and Texas Central southD0uho'
H.85 n M, 610 H. On.
Santa 10 route -Norihhound GEO a.. IA
$40 b. M. Southbound: $50 a. m., lo'o9
Cotton Belt route -Eastbound. $50 =. M
Fort worth and Mo -southbound'
) 100 o. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
no11Icnnn-s LmERAIIrY.

Vienna, April "a Baron Nathaniel Roths.
Guilds has given his chateau nnd estate ht
hospital FOR sufferers Of lung discusses BE
will make necessary alterations I'M thr thNl,
trlu aud pmrp NO 90 500 beds for On" use or
patients. THE value Of the property h
question a. 100000 dorius.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
SENSATION MAKERS
ARE LuTTRELL AND CARLISLE.
TREY HAVE KNIVES
sharp ns Racers, They Mado out OF
spoons-Fsgg'. and Poe's Case Con,
tinubd- Church Trouble sottlor

sherman, Tex, April o. Sprcall- Car.
lslp and luttrell Who Apv tu hr hung here
ON May l2, furnished another sensation iu.
dgy They are furnished hy the county "a
certain amount ~ whisky each day. nud last
uislt about u'clDrk the two condemned
mon called the guard Uud told him that
they iDuillc aud luttrrlh had several
kulyc. iU .heir cell The two condemned
men bcIIs under the Influence " the o.
UuuT upon "a request from the guards
showed them IA" knives. When asked 60
give them up they refused uul said that
they now hud means Of putting nu vud 90
thrlr lives, The fuyrs were ns Nmp as a
rn2ur uul were made ont ut iron spoons
which hail been rubbed down tu AN edge ON
The iron bars Of their cells
The SPOONS were given them hy the iallor
when their meals wore given 10 them.
IhH evening ut $50 O'Clock the two men
declare chat they viii kcpp the knives aud
tpll the officers that " they want me lustw-
mrrts tbDy viii hayo to come into the cell
after them The prisoners s,i have the
knives.
FOGG AND POE
The cases of Frank Torg aud John Poe.
Charged with compluy u the sherman
murder. were called thls morning Doc thp
distdo, court Upon motion hy the state.
tho eases were continued until the nest
term of court, the reasons for continuing
hauE th,l several Important witnesses Tor
the state were detained by sickness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
liIs,lAuCK WELL.

Hamburg. NrU 90 Prince Bism0rck' "a
organ. Nuclrl.Nfur. prints uu authorized
statement abu.I me- vr UhuncoIlor's health.
concerning which WrrutuE reports have
been sent broadcast 400 the past frw days
a month ugl Doc suffered "a slight bronchial
uttIct. bat unf genuine influenza which was
prevalent iu IrgdHykshup The prince has
entirely recovered from the mnludy. which
was urYrr serious. and is now Boo IBIS usual
good health
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
IN ELnrTnIO sum.

New York, April "a George Wcsting.
house, Jr. las applied 70 tho United states
circuit cout lr an injunction against the
General Electric company, i0 Prevent n
FROM using electric COmYprttrF. which he
claims 20 lefn invented ana patented. lie
also asks 10y au account Of urults mnde 10y
tue General Electric company durlua Tie
tine 4 has used these patents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
TIME RFpORT CONFIR1mn

The reporl thlt thc Dllls elevator nnd
Us three feeders m the Panhandle have
been sold was confirmed by Frank M.
Coehrrl today lt is alleged thar CHI
gress of tine Rock island In Tsyas sr.
the purchasers "''