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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
HAMBURoERs
Attempt 10 Come Inlo the United States
Through canada-Heallh Commits
sioner Windes Communication.

Buffalo. n. Y, April 1S-Two more
Of the immigrants from Hamburg who
landed at Halifax. have attempted to
get into Buffalo. but were unsuccessful
Michael Potersk and wife arrived at
Fort Erie with Glenn bills Of health, sign
cd by the United States consul az Hall
fax. They were allowed TO cross the
river, but upon landing on this side were
met by Inspector Dcb1rry, who found
that they were paupers aud promptly re-
turned them to the Canadian side.
Health Commissioner Winde has sent
communication TO suprrnteudents Of
the railroads entering this city warning
them to De more particular IN the super
vision Of transportation of immigrants
from Europe via canada, and notifying
him that any further delivery oil immi-
grants without the necessary clean bin
of health, will compel the adoption of
such measures against railroads, as may
be necessary for the proper protection
of public health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
THE WORKERS OF THE STATE
MesTAT WAxAHACHiE.
what HAS Been Done Up TO Date-A Ser
mon-aiarried the Girl Of Iiis Heart
who ~ Seems IL Not ofAEe.

Warahachie, Tex, April S..tSpeci0l)
The state Sunday school convention OF
Texas. assembled IN this city today, aud
the first session was held at 3 o'clock p.
M. IN the Christian church.
About sixty-hve delegates have regls-
tered w to date. and ~ many more are
expected tonight. WaXahachc has
flung wide open her gates aud cordially
invites the UOJ who are expected 70
partake OF her hospitality.
Quite number of prominent delegates
are present, among whom are frof. ~.
NJ. ilamill of national reputation; ID.
III. Scott, president, Paris, Tex; Cur
lis i. Zoe, secretary, Paris, Tex; X. NJ.
Love, Tehuacunai Rey. II. w. Boyle
W. j. j. Terrell, Greeuville. j. w. Craw-
ford, COrslcana
The convention was called to order
by the president -. ~. Scott, prayer
aud paise service conducted by X. NJ.
Love.
Bible reading by A. Nash of Omaha.
Neb., who will, ia a short while, 90 60
China, ia the interest Of missionary work.
Best Method of Sunday School Work, .
by X. b Smith.
Systematic House 20 House Vista
tion," by W. IA. Gill
'Hinderancrs to United Sunday School
Work, aud How to Overcome Them"
~ " NlDkeA.
This concluded the afternoon session,
which was a very interesting program.
The convention assembled again TO
night at O'Clock, when among the in
teresting features WIS an address from
Prof IA. M. Hamill on '"lhu Aims OF
Our Sunday School Association
Following * II list Of the delegates who
have registered up 20 date.
IL, W. hindel, w ~ Whitaker Wealth
erfOrd, c. ". Williams, Watts: Thomas
Lain. Palestine; j. w Crawford, VI. NJ.
Holman, Thomas RuCe, COracuua; w.
III. Gill, Athens; l.. H. Kerr Cursicnnu.
r. IL. Hayes, Mrs. 49, G. Sanders.
AIRS. w j. Cobb, j. w. Stephens, Grurs-
beck; w. 9. McCHrter Chuthpld; II.
j. Preston, Tehuacana; Miss Ncmpis.
Watkins; A. j. Biddle Miss Lizzie G.
Brown, Miss CLARA b. Chace. Miss
4ounie Walker, y. NJ Langdou. Dallas;
j. Il, Cole, Lancaster; y. a. ieurguu,
Dallas; ID. III. Scott, Paris. A. Nash.
OmOhn, Neb.; a. III. Etches, j. ID. Read.
y. ~. Ludlow aud wife, Sherman; G.. l..
Reddick, A. q. Bennett sherman: Tom
Scott, Paris G. Is. Steele, Dallas; II
Is. smith, Honey Grove; H. y. Edwards,
GlcnwoOd; j. V. Clark. Italy; T.. -
Crumley, Hillsboro; w. ~. ellison. Nil.
ford; j. A. Abncy, Italy; w. Il. Moore.
Orlla: Curtis i. Coc, Mrs. &. l.. Coo.
Miss MQllie Norris Paris; A. NJ Craw.
ford, Midlothian; H. H. Russell. Co.
manche; j. t. Sndler, DoOd City; j. VI.
HarWell, OrIllai A. J. Baxter WaXn-
Schaf, Paris; Mrs. II. /. Steele. Mrs.
w. Bruudrett, Dr. ID. II. Benton. Dnl.
las; Thomas j. Middleton. j. $. HARDY.
=. A. Amrea, AnsoH Rainey, Waxa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
Granted by The Belgium OepuIles-eroal Re-
Olclng Of the People Over Their Great
Victory Trouble Avoided.

Brussels, April ls.-ln the chamber of
deputies today Premier Bernaert intimated
the report on prop )sals FOR a revision OF The
constitution would be made tomorrow.
Demon az once proposed the chamber aus.
penn It's sitting In order that reports he
made ready for Immediate presentatlon
ana then assemble again to discuss the re.
ports To this the chamber agreed. The
chamber reasscmbled after the preparation
OF leports on the revision OF the tonstiti
ton ana by a. vote OF 1l9 against 10. with
"a aDsentees from voting adopted universal
suffrage with provision for plural yotirf,
d Dy classics owning property recording TO
amount ana the situation OF the property
Inc cheers within the chamber were f6l
lowed ny vaccinations from the enormoms
crowd that awaited the result OF the yof.
ing outside OF the chamber. The greatest
enthnsasm was everywhere displayed and
great triumph they had achieved
~ H expected that the decision In favor
OF UNIVERSAL suffrage will have an allaying
ssuSfct upon the popular excitement and All,
, res.oh which was rapidly assuming the di.
inenslons OF general lnsurrectlon. There
eha mo doubt nd, IN many minds that had the
nave been revolution Al br,lesels N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
STnCks An RnNns

New York, April 1S.-A calmer aud
more confident tone characterized deal
ings az the stock exchange today. Ad.
vices from Washington that the free
gold In treasury had increased 100000.
and that the administration was fully
prepared TO meet any radical change In
the financial situation had rcassuring
effect and led TO free purchases of stocks
for both accounts. The bears made
attempts TO check the upward movement
but We're unsuccessful The general
list was kept somewhat irregular by
these movements but Huctuated within
comparatively narrow limits until quite
late in the day, when the bulls rushed
prices up on the shorts aud the market
left OF firm In tone.
After an irregular opening the bond
market ceased firm in tone. New York
sales $4,000.
Government bonds weaker.
States dull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

COMMISSIONER McGaugher. preiicated on the
Suspicion " ''pcrsenii, n" by bis Old 10
liticai allies 80 FAR az The Express has
scun there Is no evidence OF this supposed
persecution. Mr. McGaugney was the Gov
eruor's nght bower during the late cam
palgn. he was q dcvout worshipet ~ the
carshed platform. jest why the Governor
sh0uld desire % proclaim on important mem.
Der Ok HE administration Incompetent or
worse-and throw him over Is not plain.
Il Is reasonable 10 suppose that Governor
liogg would be 10th 20 admit that q man
whose re-election-after two years Of official
aosociation-he warmly advocated. was either
Incompetent or dishonest McGaughcy's
downfall would be a severe reelection on
the Judgment Of Governor Hogr. 10 say the
icas, II would cause the public 10 scrutl-
nize his old Official associates with less
friendly eye. 10 cousplre Tor his downfall
simply ~ invest another With bis office
would De TO make an enemy without gain
Ing a friend. The Express II inclined 20 the
belief that those who imagine they have
found conspiracy" have but discovered n
msies nest.-that n Governor Hogg or any
% bis political lleutenants are really reach
Ing for Mr. McGanghey's official scalp Il Il
simply and solely because they consider him
unworthy 90 wear IT, Whatever criticism
may be made on Governor Hogs judy
ment. no sane man will question his lnteg
hty. lie has been Justly proud Of the good
name o. his official family. breath Of sus.
plcon has az last touched a member Of his
administration and II Is not surprising that
a demand goes up from an those officially
or politically related 20 him that the mat
ter should be probed to the bottom. IL f.
sheer nonsense 10 brand this demand as
persecution" II the friends Of Governor
Hogg were striving 20 stide investigation.
TO prevent the calcium belus turned full
and fair upon tho official act OF high
state officer to manipulate the whitewash
brush. then indeed would We have cause
FOR complaint. The Impeachment trial sh1uld
be conducted with rlgld imparfiallty Poli-
tics should not be allowed TO figure In Il at
all The evidence should be carefully sified
aud a verdict rendered IN accordance with
even aud exact justice. In the meantime
the lubrc should suspend judgment, should
remember that 30 far Il has heard hut the
CHARGES has not been allowed even glance
at the evidence upon which they are based.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

The effort made In certain quartnra
70 obstruct the movements and disparase
the intentions Of the gentlemen who have
made tho bond required By the Rock
Island officials Is unworthy Of the city
FOR whose benefit these gentlemen are
working.
The proposition was plain one The
Rock Island offered 70 pay $4,000 for
The right-of-way into Fort Worth: tho
property owners asked nearly s2OO.OOO;
certain citizens subscribed over $4,000
TO supplement the Rock Islands Offer;
the Rock Island required bond 10 guar.
anty the road that the rlght.of way
would not cost the company more than
the Sl50.0O0 offered. fow gentlemen
made satisfactory bond, aud the work
was begun. And now the boudsmen are
criticised as enemies OF the town. MS
robbers when no one else would make
the bond.
Why did not their critics make the
required bond II there WAS such a profit
In Il 20 the bondsmen? Why dld they not
Atop forward and meet the requirements
Of the road?
THIS criticism Of the motives OF the
bondsmeu is not the worst treatment they
have received, for II is said that property
owAera along the right.of.way are bcset
by parties urging them 10 raise the prices
for property ON the line OF the route, and
thus make the right cost the bondsmen as
much AZ possible
such couduct 10 unworthy OF Fort
Worth and should be condemned by every
man Interested ia the upbunding OF the
city.
The bondsmcn deserve well OF the
city for doing what no one else would
nndsrtAka and those who are fighting
them win not be endorsed BY people
who realizs the value Of the great road
whose coming was 6nany sectrtd by
the bond made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
CREEKS IN TROUBLE.
A Division Ia the Nation Over The Lease Law.
Bribery Charged.

Tahlequah, l. H., April 1S--(Special.)
There Is much trouble brewing In the
Greek nation over the passage Of what
Is known as the lease law. A man lust
IN from Okmulgee. the capital of the
Greek nation, in conversation with your
correspondent said that the small cattle
owners and farmers are worked up 10 al.
most lighting pitch aud that unless
steps were taken TO allay the feeling.
serious trouble was liable 10 ensue. This
obnoxious lease law virtually turns the
Greek nation over 10 cattle kings and
places the farming element at the mercy
of monopoly. These leases run for
six years. aud In many cases whole
counties are fenced Ia with wire, there
being no outlet In the way of wagon
roads, When the bin was FIRST intro.
duced IN the legislature there was prac-
ucally q unanimous vote against II and
the bill was killed. In less than forty
eight hours IL was reeonsidered and
passed by large vote, as had previously
been east 20 kill H. Open charges OF
bribery were made at the time, and
the cattlemen We're 10 honest to denv
them, and Ia fact before abe bin passed
the c0ttlemen bOastcd thy would pass
II II IL took all summer 10 do H. After
the adjournment money is said 10 have
flown as free az water
IL Is the statement Of the above re-
terrcd 20 Okmulgee man that small
change could not be had in any of the
stores even then at premium.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
POLICE MURDERERs
Identified by Those Who Saw Them--AnA.
lempla Lynchinu.

dubuque, Ia, April ISL. WheaIv
ana Hugh Robbard, arrested at Greelv
Ia Sunday on suspicion of being tbe
murderers Of Policemen Firth and Tai
eolt were brought here last night. Al
excited crowd Of several hundred has
surrounded . the jail all morning, swear.
tus vengeance, as they are believed 10 he
men FIRTH and Talcott. The men bsYo
been positively identified by those ha,S
up ana robbed ON the night OF the n,,,r
ger and by Engineer Luther as the rnn,,
nc saw running away from the car I'M
nedlately after the shots were drad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
HlcKEVs LETTER
70 Friends Ia Oregon Asking for Abb
Testimony Ia The Clayton
Case,

The Dales, Ore, April 1S.--A letter
ban been received here from Frank
Hickey, who Is under arrest in Arkansas
for the murder OF Colonel Clayton ap.
Tho letter asserts that Hickey WAS
known here as Frank Hickey Bowen.
Inquiry established the fact that a
Frank Hickey Bowen lived here from
November. 1883 till June. 1850.
Hlekeys lawyers have been requested
90 forward Hickey's photograph for
identification. III II proves To lie the Die.
tOre Of Bowen who lived here, the depo.
ntions Of at least twenty persons can
he obtained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
ND MARRIED THE GIRL-

An Iirate father applied 10 Y. ID.
kemblc, Justice OF the peace. today and
made application against j. r., Bel for
false swearing The aforesaid Bell, who
lives at Palmer, in the eastern portion
VI this county, on yesterday applied to
tue county clerk for license To marry
the daughter Of the aforesaid father.
He obtained the license under an affidavit
that she was more than Is years of age.
ANA upon his license married the girl.
near her home ia Palmer
a warrant OF arrest was issued for
Bell and the fatherin-law, j. e.. Curtis.
says he will put the young man in the
penitentlary. lie is unreenting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
A CHARACTER SKETCH

A CHARACTER SKETCH.
ON any street ear you may get
You always nnd man,
A kicking ana kicking,
Only ~ II kicker can.
some times his scat don't suit him,
Some times the lights are low.
Hen Kick and kick, ana kick aud kick,
And keep "A kicking so.
Some times the dust will worry him,
Some times the speed Is slow:
Hen Kick, and kick aud kick.
Aud keep u kicking 80.
Some times lis the conductor,
IL not polite enough
Aud this old chronic kicker
Assalls him with blum.
He'll Kick and kick, aud Kick and kick.
TIN wearled OF hls sass.
The rassUrgtrs all leave the car
TO the fellow with pass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

fhE INV iNtOhPOEATtON MEASURE
The prompt passage by both houses Of
the legislature Of Senator Swayno's bill
20 amend the general incorporation act.
which Is framed 90 meet the objections
urged by the governor in his late message
vetoiug similar measure Is another
proof Of The libernl sentiment of the
Tweuty-lhird legislature and Of It's de-
sire 20 aid in every safe and reasonable
way In the development OF Tcxus and
the enlargement Of It's home commerce.
Mr.. Swaync's bill which IL is believed
the governor will sign. differs from the
other measure which was passed IN that
u omits retail enterprises from the list
Of permissible corporations II extends
the corporate privilege TO wholesale bust
ness, elevators, etc, and will be Of great
benefit TO both the towns aud the pro.
ducers Of Texas IN the enlargement Of
the home market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
ExrRAn1rInN CASES

Sen Antonio. Tex, April IS Especially
The trial OF the Mexican extradition
case Of Pablo Gomez "a still in progress
here before United States Commissioner
Price The prosecution has three wit
nesses yet 10 be examined The testi-
mony Of four witnesses in behalf Of the
defense win be introduced. The pris-
oner expects to establish an alibi by
their testimony He claims he did not
participate in the San lgnacio massacre
aud that he was at a ranch IN Texas
when the fight occurred,
There Is still another Mexican bandit
in Jail here awaiting extradtion pro
cecdings. He Is Prudenci6 Gonzales.
wealthy ranchman Of Zapata county,
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
BuRGLAR RRouGHr nAcr

n Houston; Tex, April 1s-4Cspecisl y
DEPUTY Marshal I'D Erickson F retmrns "a
tfO Oa,. from Lafayette, La, with Go6.
any ans ,, ,ha About ten days ago Scriy-
stor , WY vas clerk In Or. Ross drug.
ely blew open the safe ana rnhhsd ' ~
ne ned and was captured ~ 49, y,
Snaiies' Dut during the cyclone tbAre n ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

Professor o. II. Cooper and the State
university don't harmonIze
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
ON INGERSOII

Elder Hall Of the Christian church.
formerly pastor Of that denomination al
Austin. Tex, now of New York.
preached at the Christian church here
last Sunday morning. lectured in the
afternoon ou The Mistakes OF Inger.
soil, preached again at night. and ON
last night u lecture ON when 10 Marry
and How 70 Stay Married" His dis
courses and lectures were grand in
thought and oratory, and held his audi.
ence which taxed the building 10 ia
utmost capacity for two hours perfectly
spell bound. He left tine impression.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

A new Catholic church is being erected at
Archer city.
The la Grange Compress Company Is
new concern.
Work has commenced on the new Tyler
eOtton-secd oil MILL
The Palestine Cotton.secd OIL company
viii shortly erect mill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
oREENVlLLE.
Assigned Stock Purchased Something About
Railroad Men Value Of
Stock.

-, Hreenyiie, Tex, April 1S.--(Special.) -
me ss1slEnea stock VI boots snd shoes
Ia yesterday by W. II. Bathrop.
Nhafies Lacy, sOIduct0r on the :. s.
=; y, Is the proud father u beautiful
Nue-eyci boy CaRrsey saws he (the
Deyl kRows more about railroadlng ;han
ohs,halt che tl2ket panehers IN the state
N bwhard superintendent tclg-
graph, az Sedalia, Il h tie city.
Rev, II. =. Bone left Ills morning fsr
q short visit South
The account OF w b. Shalh. TIE CON
isStloner, y about as follows. Assets
49, Liabilities will run something
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
FosTER.s LocAL ronrcAsr.

The storm waves viii reach this
meridian aud the other changes noted
will occur at and within 100 miles OF
Fort Worth within tweuty-four hours
before or after sunset OF tho dates given
below.
April 10-Wnd changing.
April 20-Coolrr and clearing.
April u Fair aud cool.
April - Moderatiug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

president Of the court Of probate, for con-
ieiapt of rourt Notwithstanding that
the imprisonment ~ British duchess
In the common Jail IS probably unprece-
dcnted in England the affair did not cx-
cite any great surprise among the public
as il had been anticipated that the
court would take severe action ~ view
of the Ragrant contempt with which the
duchess was CHARGED tiut Of destroying
document which she was allowed to
inspect by order Of The court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

New York, April 1S-lSpecial. Ser
lmg-Bank, go days. SO 3-46l4 81.
Commercial, GO days. SO IL.
iSeichmarks-Co Commercial, 60 days, 90
1915.
Francs Bank, 60 days, . 1913.
Commercial go days, Is 1.SlD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
OF AND FOR FORT WORTH.


(oklahcmR City Times JournaIl
Tho railroad edition ~ Tho Fort Worth
Gazette, FEB, 18th, was an excellent nunlf
htr ~ that moat excellent paper Ii was
irspcd IN honor OF tho fact that Fort North
had secured the Rock Island extension and
glyes full history OF tho rise and progrVss
OF the twelve railroads centering in that
city, Fort Worth h certainly a great clty ~
and the Gazette is great paper,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
DALLAS.
-" "I ."s Ease Again -sarYs Sui for
Mayor cOn'Ors suii-Nsws Of "
Interest

cd DaHas Tex April ls--(sneclai,
fora 1t'orney John T. Gillesnis ~
R ySslnGa , ,he attorneys for Aiavor p' ~
s~ra.. y, 'nis nrning that he would NJ.
Nh, ~ release the prisoner on bail snd
his ability 70 the BEST OF
= Lawyer r. NJ. EtAriaya r.,,u....,
bryan 1. Barry, viii liz 'tpa'senling
papers ~ the coptes casa ne,t ~. proier
ana me nght will then open h eares ssAy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
FORS A'

335 acres OF land .h.-. "
dillon. lNnAf q
zoo acres OF land Az,
courthouse. WV =
Lots 3 and 4, hlock
vition, between Fourtrn'k Z. II
Main street, renting ~ ~.
1O0x156. corner fresi ~. W Z
avenue, with 3 two.sior,
tage. renting for Sis36 M.
One-half interest In sliSo
Main and Houston btreei1
900 acres OF land Ia n.
Tex. For terms npplv "a =
THE MERCHANTS Ntriova
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

Fort Worth, April Is.
Those OF The Gazette readers who have
aflrlCs VIII 10 them "A kindness Nv plnc.
Ing mirrors Ia their cages. The birds take
great delight In looking nt themselves just
Ike human folk. II the expense A. an ob.
Jectlon. take a piece u broken mirror and
paste cloth around the edges Hang it so
tlHl the sunlight will not annoy the bird.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
TEXAS SlFTlNGS.

Good rains have lately visited the Laredo
section.
Fruit crop prospects In Franklin couay
are excellent
A new city directory OF Denton AMI sher-
man combined, will shortly 80 to press
L. Lester, Santa Fe brakeman. fen
from a train at Galveston aud received
serious injuries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE.

New Orleans. Ia, April.-CSpecial)
4 So IA
Frames Commercial, 60 days, 5 10 "a
New York sight Bank, 100 premium.
Commercial, 20 premium.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
TIE SEASONS

The sprlngtlme is youth,
Aud fragrant with flowers.
When the storms In truth
Are nothing but showers.
De happy we say,
Aud think not Of sorrow;
Drive care far away,
Sober down on the morrow
The Summer days come
Aud the harvest IL here;
Full ylell will have some,
Others roap but Il tear.
The Autumn days drear,
And winds bleak and cold,
Now follow the dear
Golden unshine OF old.
Now comes the Winter cloud,
Tho Winter wind blows fast;
The earth r. covered with shroud.
The days Of the year are past
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
THE GERMAN soCTDrTps

Of the city are making It interesting for
their brethren and the visitors are having
one continuous round Of pleasure.
The reports Of the officers show that
there has been steady increase in mem.
bership the past year and that the
treasury Is In q plethoric coisdition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
FOR SALE

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good sroylsr Body
Type Tor Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds OF brewer body type; been In
use only three months; good as now.
WIN be sold in lots Of 100 pounds and
more 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
BRITISH CoNSOLs.

London, April IS Especial Bank
rate, this day, > IL yesterday, 2 H..
Silver, this day 3S; yesterday, IS.
% rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
GALVESTON EXCHANGES.

8 Galveston, Tex, April 1s.--CSpeeial y
Sterling, go days, Ash.
New York sight, is dis.
New Orleans, Is dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

Tho capital necessary Tor securing the
Rock island railroad was an made up az
Fort WOrtn ana 2he GaEatte forthwith
kot OUT g tweAiy'page boom edition, When
ne iy0pls Or fort Merth 80 after a thing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

The Republican party WIN not dis
band. There are several statesmen they
want 70 ges even with by having them
slaughtered before they quit They
win make nominations in 1890, bur viii
act b. hrst or second ehoies; they viii
he strictly IN tba field.