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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
GREENVlLLE,
A Flno Entertainment by Dc MoloY Command
oy-loe Johnston Camp Of cS-con-
iuderales Court Doings

Grpeuvlle. Tex. Feb. T. A(Speciall-
De Moloy commandery knights Tenn
plars bad "a public installation of officers
NJ the hall iu this city last night which
was followed boy n grind banquet Rev
+. Z. Archer Of Puus, Tex, was pres
eut and delivered "a eloquent address
TO the assembled guests und knights.
The following program wa. carried out,
Sir knight j. 4. Regan being master OF
ceremonies
"The Pulpit was responded TO by
Rev IS. j. Henderson
"The Press by Mr.. Rubclle Of White
Masonry" by Rev. II. r. Bouc.
The Ladies' boy Rev. j. j. Lock
bert
DE Moloy Comnandery," by DIR. J.
j. Scoonover,
"GrceuviIc," by u, G. Dial
The Committee" by W. - Mcknin.
The entire occasion was Il grand sue.
cess and Immensely enjoyed.
EN-CONFEDERATES
The regular meeting of the Joseph u
johnson camp Of eN-Cpnfodcrdte yvtrr
ans was held at the city hall yesterday
aud arrangements were put ON foot iul
securing charter Another meeting b
called FOR Feb. Is.
HUNT COUNTY COURT
District court disposed Of the follow
iur criminal cases last week:
John Titus, charged with rcccivinl
stolen property guilty and given tive
years iu the peuiteuuury
Lawrence Robinson. thrft not guilty
H. T.. DEAN theft not guilty.
The grand jury, which had finally al
journcd. was called to meet again 10
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
The Paschalites Appeal to the
Courts for Help,
OBTAINING AN INJUNCTION
Restraining Mayor LocIwoods Men From In
terienng With Council Appointoes.
iudso Noon Backs Mis- injunction With an Or.
der to the Shori TO Swear in Two Hun.
dred Deputies 10 See tho Courts
ukaso Executed.

San Antouio. Tex, Feb Il. -(Spccial)
The advocates of Paschals candidacy
Tor mayor have paid no attention 90 the
opinion of the attorney generals depart.
mcnt which sustained the position taken
by Mayor lockwood In the controversy
over the appointment Of election officers.
The POSSIBILITIES today appeared before
District Judge Noonnn and upon the
representation that Mayor Lockwood had
ordered the presiding election Judges Co
select thpr own assistants 0nd ignore
the appointments made by the autl-odmin-
istrUuon element of the council Judge
NoOnuu issued writ Of Injunction. The
writ orders Tie presiding election Judges
to swear in and protect from interference
the election officers appointed 10y the
council
The judge further ordered the sheriff
90 swear boo POO special deputies 90 SEE
hat the courts order was complied with.
Whether or not Mayor Lockwood VIII
bow To the courts order OF GA the other
hand insist ON the presiding election
judges carrying out his original order Is
not known at Ibis hour
n rs believed that the court mandate
will be obcyod and the Threatened CON
nict between the two sets ui election
officers hc avoided Excitement Is very
high aud the friends Of both Sharlcn and
pnsUha clpctoucrcd vigorously all day.
The crowds on the streets aud in the
saloons gave the city anything but "a
Subhath day aspect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
PERIL0US INDEED
WAS THE POSITION OF THE OAR
ING LADY AERONAUT,
Miss 10 Clair-Shc Couldn't Cut the Parachute
Rope and Had 10 Break Il by Weight Of
Her Body An Ovation.

Galveston Tex, Feb. Especial The
balloon ascension uud parachute descent VT
Miss Letlalr this evening. WIS one oi
the most pprilous and exciting she hiss ever
made When she bad reached an ulutud"
OF hctvcou four ana i've thousand feet,
"a shot the signal for her to Lot go, was
tred This she attempted Go DO Whom to
her dlFmny The knife attached 90 the puru.
chute rope WIS bent ana would NOT WORK
She attempted 90 jerk thc parachute loose.
Failing in this aho boldly jumped upward
fruul htr fraN perch. and hpr tull weight
coming down uu tho rope. 10 parted ANA She
shot down through sUucc from an altitude
uf fully IuuO feet. while the Csuwd below
held their breath. The parachute finally
opened and she landed four blocks west Of
WuUlams Lake, thc ascending point 80 cN.
hqustcd and excited that she fell I'm a
dead faint
After hplug restored 90 consciousness sh,
was carried huck tp the lake hy the en-
thusiuEtlC crowd, while money was shuwrr"d
upon her lu her descent she barely missed
landing u Mckinney bayou. while the col
lupscd balloon was picked mp O few blocks
Wrgt.
Icr description VI her struggles u mid
air 90 drturh hoiHDf from the balloon Nj
Thrilling, ana while She says she dil not
lose hpr presence ut mind She realized
that desperate risk Ind 90 Dee tukou ni
She would Zoe lost ami uu ono can drsCrlh,
tUp relief ghp felt when tho rope broke and
She plunged cHrthWurd, she Euys she doe.
mot want another such uu experience and
is ashamed of herself for fautlug uu land
ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
WOMEN AS LOBBYISTS.
They Create an Exciting Scene in the Mime
sofa LEGISLATURE.

81. Paul. Mimi, Feb. IT. Today will
pass into history us perhaps the most oN-
citing aud interesting ut the Minnesota
Legislature Yesterday Representative
Horton introduced uu uutipoul room hlll
destined TO close the puul.roOms Oi st.
Paul and Minneapolis
An amendment WIS attached pruhhi.
ting the selling of pools 900 state fairs aud
races Il would have the effect of pro-
hibtiug nll gambling of the kind boo the
stale. Women. us usual were the orig
iu1l prumlgatnrs Of tie bill They &c.
cured several hundred sigucrs 10 petitions
md aided in drafting the bill, Then they
called upon the representatives, aud made
many promises 10 support the bill. The
effect of this promise was 10 cause u
large number of the seats ~ bc vacated
this afternoon when the vote was called.
The trump-oArd Of the women was hugh
surprise, however.
Transportation had bcou scut 10 The
wives of the majority of the members,
and they arrived IN force this morning
Their husbands were az once taken pos
session Of and everything possible done
10 compel them to vote for the hill. IL
was defeated in spite of this, however,
by vote of 80 60 40 l'ity-eiRht votes
would hive hepp necessary 10 secure its
passage. The women hsscd aud many
cried when the results were made known,
and considerable hair pulling took place
later iu the evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13

in the police headquarters they were
turned loose and gave an exhibition. The
owner values both animals at 500, and
manifested the greatest delight on re-
covering his pets. An army Of boys fol-
lowed him UP Ausiu street from the jail
as he was returning 70 his residence
with his performers Killer will be ar
raigned tomorrow for theft.
A BRAZOS DAM.
Mr.. w. ]. Hohson. president OF the
Waco Water Power aud Electric COM
pany, which proposes TO build dam In
the Bra2os river aud supply power for
manufacturing purposes, spent several
hours today IN consultation with MIR A.
Schustcr ono Of the Nonlthicst capitalists
OF 81 Joseph, Mo. concerning that en-
tcprise The capital stock of the com.
puny now IL S5O'OOO. and this it IL pro
posed 60 Increase 10 $4,000 or SON, 900.
Mr Schustcr Il Is stated, will become
largely interested In the dam the con.
structon Of which viii beFn shortly.
The company has been actively prppar
ing for the work since the bill passed tho
legislature, aud estimates that 10 will
be able to furnish power throughout the
city for OIL purposes nt 90 per cent less
than the cost of steam power.
NOTES.
The city ticket Office Of the Waco ana
Northwestern railway has been removed
from the corner Of South Fourth and
Franklin streets 90 the depot of the com.
pnny by order of Receiver Aheel. MIR.
W. ~. Owens, city ticket agent,
goes with it and viii hereafter ba
stationed nc The passenger depot
Hon, q. g. McCulloch, mayor of the
city, has returned FROM STAY of ten
days at Austin where he has becn urging
the passage Ot measures Of interest 10
Waco, particularly the location of one II
the NOW courts Of civil appeals IN tho
city, aud the hill presented 10y the Brazos
riNcr navigation promoting committee.
lie oppressed himself this morning az
confident that both measures would meet
with sucCcxs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
Rl0TOUS REDS.
Thoy Came 10 Be Paid and Finding No Agent
Col Drunk and Began 10 Fighi-hS
Battle Fierce One.

Deer River, Mimi Feb. 12-S Several
huudn'd Indians have boon riotug here
Tor three or four hours, usiur knives aud
clubs Many arr wounded and probably
two or thrive killed, though nobody ut the
agency duIVs ~ near them There are
rumors of massacre, and none of the
whites viii sleep tonight H. l., Vance.
post trader. has lost nl control OF tha
suVNgps A week ago the Indians were
notified they would be paid by the gov.
vrumpnt herv ut noon When the reds
arrived aild found mo- agent had appeared
they wcr' furious The explanation thut
tue heavy snow storms prevented the
agent from coming 90 Deer River did
not snuafy them aud after filling up on
bad whisky, they took possession OF the
town
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
A NEW METHOD
OF SELECTING DEMOCRATIC OF.
FlCE-AOLDERS.
How Local Political Leaders VIII Assist Glove.
land In Making Appointments -Charac.
ter 10 Be Closely Analysed.

Cincinnati, o.. Feb u A ncw
method of appointing to office, or
rather OF suggesting nntundl from
which TO select suitable men, is going 90
bv offered Go Cleveland. ana certain well
known Democrats are busy formulating
&C. II is nothing less than the offering of
several names for each Federal appoint
mcut with proper credentials character.
habits. claims for reward, etc attached
10 each. uil thcn Grover can turn him.
self loose among them and select tie
men he wants
A special fcutuv of this method win
be that meu's habits will be- closely
scrutilNaed, and character or even rep
utluou. III you please, is tO be given q
full bin of particulars, Tor u has gone
out that Mr. Cleveland proposes go con.
slider character quite uH well az lac VIII
ability. He viii have clean men about
him.
This is MT iuvaghiug against men who
belong 90 clubs, for nearly all of the uc.
ii aud prominent Democrats boa On. City
are members ut clubs but &C the Sumo
tune it Is well known that Their" are
many members of clubs who ARE only
there for the offices the club may bc ui
aid ~ unm in securing.
Mr. Cleveland hur already made iu
quirics iu this dlNction, and Il h known
that hc intends paying pnrucWtr uVrl
tiuu 60 Hamilton county, because OF his
being imposed upon before Ia some Of
his appointments herr.
II is said uut this list N ulwady hc
ing prepared. aud that Grover rs goitU
TO be- told the truth, Tho whole truth
aud nothing hut the truth and chat
mems personal hnhits win figure largely
| in these bills of particulars II might
also be- nddpd chat. 20 tlnt is the cusr
! IL win go hard with some upplicauu
nNndy nnnougccl. This list will. mol
| be- prepared by any one man. hut by d
number uf men ON different men uno
! at different times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
- nd rHE IRIsH.

New Yori. Feb ~ A special meet
t,., AZ Mo Irish National league Of Amer
ic6 hell I'm Chicago last week an address
,,.,s issued by the council 10 the officers
AMI me1tbers of the league and 20 al
friepds of Ireland Organize in every
INV. town and village. lhe address
D's asnd demonstrate 10 tie world that
onS have moi forgotten the prisoners
seictci Tho stern necessity Tor ach
o,ticn h emphasIzed by the callous pro-
,,,,,rrar1ent of Home Secretary Asquith
,i'ot thc prisoners would receive no con-
s.iid,aration ana no indulgence from any
Britlsh government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
WALLOWED N MS CORE.

Austin, Tex. Feb. l2.-lSpecIal)-
Quietly and mobrusiyely, almost I'M
noticed. there has sat iu one corner OF
the house of representatives of the Texas
legislature. a man whose very modcsty
has made him noteworthy, 90 s0y nothing
OF the fact that i'm his easy way Dc has
succeeded in moving his own bits of leg
islaton along In q most sauslactory
mnuucr. New corners look nc him and
ash: WHO is heT'
The repiy Is. Long Of Pamela county
"IEbat. Pauola county, The county
Jones used TO represent
'The same That's the man who wa
ded In Jones political life.blOod. j. Ras.
Jones is seen no more In Texas halls
Legislative, and that's The. man who dld
Long dubbed him with logic, stabbed
him with rhetoric chewed him up with
unanswerahle argument and left HIM
weltcling in his gore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
ADMITS HIS CRIME.
N. r. ThOmpson's Trial Tor killing Mrs.
nllnhihn nnnlna


Huron. 5. ~. Feb. ". ~ u. Thomnson
Gpp, mvd before judge Andrews IA opru
court u pr Smct today to answer to nu
indictment uruust him For murder. Ou the
ith ~ last July Thompson attempted tn
Am his wife at Arlington In kinvshurg
county, llls weapon WIS huge butcher
kmfp. which hr hAd previously rhntpvuyd
fur me purpose ThnWplon ana lH vito
Ind frequently QuurreUd, nud twice She
had unused hia arrest for ill.truntng her.
Last june she obtained "A divorce from hin
nud went to Mira hllghtcn's IN Arlington
90 rUuUin temporarily. Win the dcurrp ~
divorce went % dlNliOn % the properly.
which hc tried tO prevent ON the morning
~ july 4 ho determined to compel hlH WIFI
~ live with him or Nh her Armed with
u butcher knife hc went tn Mr., lilirhten's
and naked his wife 10 return home with him.
ON her refusal me- struck her with tho
knife hut her corset prevented iM enter
inv her body The blow WAS repeated svN-
urnl times aud each time the corset saved
her from receiving fatal wounds although
the knife cui q deep RuHh nt each thrust.
Mrs iulphtuu ram tu assist her fipud,
when Thompson drew the kulfc across her
body aud hvr bowels purlrudcd From the
effects uf this wound MrH. Hlightpu died iu
fuw days. Mrs Thompson recovered.
Thompson WIS arrested aud hns been ia
iull here for safe keeping Tie numits tho
preparation of the crlmp aud expresses rec
greet because hp fnilcd tu Ran hi5 wife Tie
HuyA hU thinks hp iH Ciuay. hut would ruthur
die than Dee sent to un nsylum. over loo
men have been summoned from which Ia
select "a Jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
DEATHS.
DR. NoRNIN GREEN.

Louisville, Ky. Feb - Or. Norviu
Green of The Western Union Telegraph
company died ia this city at 1880 O'clock
this morning
The funeral services will be- held ut
tn family residence Thursday morning
ut 10 O'Clock
Dr. Gpon's serious illness was only
OF ten days duration, though for Nix
weeks be- had boen confined 20 the house
and since Inst fan had not heop well.
Or Noudell described the disease as
catarrhal diarrhOca, A similnr attack
caused his sunerings last summer al
Saratoga Last fall he was victim of
grippe Christmas he returned home
kept up his regular work, though re.
mHiuing indoors the greater part Of the
time. lie had been president Of the
Western Union Telegraph company since
1878
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
cATcH ADM KELLuM

Houston. Tex. Feb. ~. (Spocinl) -
About midnight last night row ocrurr
ed between negroes out 40 Chancyyillr.
and woman was shot boy man NAMED
Adam Kellum. II is expected the shot
viii prove fntal, though the woman IS
sim alive
Officers were sent out after the man,
bu 900 % uy llur ,U9ighl ho uud Apt
been captured Adam kcllum Is black,
smooth face. % or - years old Whom
last seen was dressed zoo black jeans
pants. blue shirt soft black lint, about
No Z gaitrr shoe, had Houston and
Texas Central switch.kry hanging ON
his watch chuiu Ills home 10 Ia North
THgng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
REV. CLARK a "HERerlo".
No Asks Release From Pastoral Duties In Inc
presbvlerIan Cbtiroh.

New York, Feb, ~ AT meeting Of the
congregation OF the Church Of the purltnna
Inst Might lCttor was read FROM the Rev.
Edward Clark. IN which he says that Il IN
clear To- him. after nine months OF anxious
Inquiry, that hla Views hopelcmly conflict
with the ductrlnDs OF tho prrHbyterinn
church In SOME respects aud Requesting that
d committee be- appointed to unite with hlry
In uAklng the pfeshytcry Go dissolve his pRe.
tornl relation. After the reading Of the
letter resolutions were adopted agreeing,
that circumstances have 30 controlled the
pastor as Ia make such Application To the
prcabytoty necessary.
a committee was then appointed "a np-
pear before the prosbytcry today Ia Dr.
clark'H behalf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
'Oo WELL HYPNOTlZED.
''a lh'oaO Into a Trance Which Nay
froNe Ealal

I.
iGs FEB, 10. Thomas Esmond
s.,'ltei by his friend robert Kre-
M, DeWuf hypnotist, last night in
NJ, aoOm' Then the combined eff
49, ,iis,lgf a professor of hypnotism
+ i,,r w N doctor failed 20 rouse Es-
n, ~ us trance, and at an early
M, ",oiIlhg his friends We're doing
Y bring him 10. They could
qua u was feared he would
~ ~, f,SleI on Kremer last night.
Kra,a iuh friend for whose
siaia,t-,i,e was anxious to exhibit
siis 49, Wer over Esmond. and
N, .el'auon Esmond acuuiesced
He KY f"sses Esmond hccume pas.
d, lsi. M9ched. pricked with II
-alirsS,I pulled, and he was other
u 0s,' ilgd without giving nnv m1i-
sisitt experienced pain. Iiremor
osfnl ne ma never before been
i Y hing him TO-" soi5 ,no ,r,
made moro n,. u tile ny y
rAinla1 49, PaNots, nut ts-
Afsaer staring yacantly before
BIZ sS gsya'ae frightened and re.
hbanns@ " y, but with mo- result
~ NJ f y VAN for nearly an hour
ga M. friend 20 consciousness n
ect an6 nv, lie failed to arouse
Alsf While professor of bvpnot
ga fm W. krlner had stndicd
Al sl.,nls also failed. Esmond
aga ~ IRi.ng condition, his bodv
lAs heavy. anu ieei cold and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
A MHIRLMIND TIGHT.

Strantor m, Fob ~ The match be-.
tween Eddy Meyer brother " Billy
Never. aud George Lnyigue Of Saginaw,
Mich. was decided 10 the old skating
rink 90 Dana. small town near Nircm-
or and resulted IN Meyer being horfrd
out in thc twcnty.third round by O. iluW
ON Tie chin The fight WAS of Tho WLiri
wind order Meyer showed greater -pr-
eralahip thna layigne. Every round
was hot fighting, Meyer playing for The
face and iaWgpe hammering Meyer in
Inc stomach. n was anybody fight uI
to the twenty-third round. After spar.
ring for awhile Layigne struck Meyer a
honvy right hand blow oyer the heart
which stunned him. and followed u 1901
with another highlander on the jaw
Knocking Meyer down, aud be WAS count
al out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
CAPITOL NOTES.

DIR. L. 5. Downs of Galveston aud Dr
g. W johnson of san Antonio have
been pulling their influence around the
elusive legislators recently. cudcavoring
10 get the board of regents hnruCsscd 60
an instruction 60 appoint one homeopathic
and one eclectic ON the faculty of the
medical school 40 Galveston To- help the
allupatL already appointed
Mr.. Wcincrt has Introduced q bill to
amend chapter g. article 30 of the penal
code of Texas Tie rs certainly in earn
est in his efforts 20 cure the causes of
pouulnr uprising
Representative Long says his hin
changing tho probate law. will save
eighteen months of time. 500 ON every
ease and several Miles Of red tape.
Mr. Breeding wants to amend the
penal code 30 ms 90 prevent the selling
aud shipping out of the state of game Of
any species
As time goes ON the interest IA Nc
Ardpllc's picture Of the battle III San
Tucinto continues 90 grow and 10 Ia not
considered bold assertion to say 70
's one of the most valuable historical
works iu HE South.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13

Houston. Tex. Feb. n Especial -
Major j T. Bridges. editor and propri-
ctor OF tho I.uIng Signal, died here today
about noon of heart failure. he had
como 10 Houston for medical treatment
II Is stated. only arriving yesterday His
body win be shipped 20 Luling for inter
mcnt Major Bridges was ut one time
and was man highly esteemed and
universally Respected. He was about
40 years Old az the time Of bis death. lie
was also "a member Of the National Press
association and belonged 20 nearly 40
the fraternal orders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
WACO BUDGET.
a MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
UlSTRESSES a FAMILY.
No Loved Monkeys and SO Took Two 10 Keep
Rim Company Tho Dam Enterprise In
Good Shape Mayor Confident

Waco. Tex, Feb. ~ -(Speciall --,lohn
II Lack. cutter Of mems clothing Ia the
SlAyden-Kirksoy wooden mills, Is miss.
mg Ilp lived I'm East Waco with his
wife and several small children. About
ios days ago he left home saying he was
going % DcllnH 10 visit bis brother 10
las since developed that he purchased a
licked Tor California, whore he ~ supposed
be- now g. tits family are s0rcly dis
tressed ut his Disappearance.
STOLE a Bon or MONKEYS.
Stealing box Of monkeys Is the charge
npOn which John Killer was arrested
and Jailed thls morning lie has been
employees by Frank EMERY, who during
tha past six weeks has been running %
show un the pattern of q miniature cir.
eus on Austin street. Tho engagement
wns concluded ID few days ago and En-
org WINS preparing ~ move northwnrl,
rhls morning Killer visited the house
occupied by Emery. during The laiters
abseuce. aud stole a large blnck box con
tanning two highly-trained aud valuable
monkeys lie hid the box ga the river
bank Emery suspected Killer Of enter.
taining "a fOndness for the monkeys aud
caused his arrest lie finally took the
officers 10 the place where Doe had hidden
the box aud Tie monkeys we're recovered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
IN TINE IIOUSI1.

Now lint the silver question BE- definite.
Is shplyed for this congress the lenders
Co.. the house do not see anything ahead
between now and the lu Of March to
cause trouble except appropriation bile
aud the anti.optiou bill II h the purpose
to keep the house pounding away on
appropriation bills with but little inter
mission. tll the last one is sent over TO
the srnntp. Those stil remaining before
the house are the pension, lie pOitohce,
the Indian, the agricultural and The nnym
bills