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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

Mr.. Farwells bear story. like most
stories. il capable of more Than one adap-
| tation. For Inst inc,. II W. assume the
bear 10 rcpreseis tie issue Of railroad
regulation, Il Is very clear that oil am
munliion expended on That subject is
wasted Tie bear Is dead. stone dead. a
hopelrsIy lnanlmatc corpse. Never again
" Texas, or IN any other state ont Of
It's swndlling clothes, will the question
"a raised ai the poll, whether the state
has The right, or Should exercise It, to
regulate transportation companies aud
chnnges Texas was one Of III. last
-inies Ia the Union 10 pass ~ that issue,
aud Il merely ADDED The Weight Of It's
Judgment 10 tM commoa verdict.
The mode Of exercising that preroga-
tive, anil tho ycrcd problems incident to
It's exercise will always bc more or less
disturbing factors in political polcmics
for the good reason thai the infinite
variety Of human circumstances forbid
any castirou settlement ~ the question.
The stat, can no morp conclude m issue
Of snch varying phases with Que rlirt
'HhN van fh' iHhNhhh NMHff7 Hi tit
rontls.
II capital Is resolved to creep Into
hole whenever the right to regulate public
carriers Is actively assorted By state.
thea more's the pity for capital. We
do not know what spot Is open to is ac-
aiyiiies unless, perchancc, /, be the now
state Of the Congo valley.
Bat walylng those questions. regarding
which II Is very clear Mr.. Farwcll and
The Gazette cannot agree, we are quite
sure we can stand upon common ground
In the assertion that the state should
proceed moderately, prudcntly and emu
iiously In the exercise Of this high pre-
negative, aud ~ proved that there viii
BE- no occasion for r'trncng Of steps.
In that spirit. the masses ~ the people
OF Texas have considered The railroad
problem. Here and there dlsrordant
aud hlsant voice has uttered the Lam
rmge Of passion and Of prejudice. hut Il
In nowise represented the general fcrllng
which Is as strongly developed In Texas
as anywhere on earth Ia favor Of justice
measured 10y plunblinc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15
NIcARAeras "a

at t tSe Gaaa l Nay 1s-ns-
She proposed I S ssS s,saa
, they have seized iisscG%i H. ~, II \
On On outlet outlet to he i sots Y.
,ier,z aud Comalsa" S ,'. "a
revolutionary troenas' Nlssa
had been seized IL ii'i,' ~ isa' \ \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

Hon. James A. Graham !,
IN the legislature Inn 'I 4, Y, .
l.nmpasas and Bnrne, N. !.
dctei his resignation e c,,'
aud has removed to Fon MI.
tlce his profession, harias NV
nershlp with n. 4. Aim
Mr. Graham graduated fps 4
partment Of the STATE u1h.,1.|
years since. and was fors
his county prior 10 bis d,sI
Office which he has reinei,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

The pulpit should not be dcsccraied by
personalities, and 10 minister has II.
ccnsc to shy In church what he wonld
not say IN conversation. Abuse of indi.
Niduals Is not preaching Gods word and
there charity which is greatest of
all that seems to bc needed In the pulpit
as well as elsewhere. The minister WIN
prcachrs as II he had a personal gricy-
ancc VIII not be likely to save many
sonlS Soul'soyiug and muj.slmgins do
not 50 hand In hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

lhe storm waves will reach this mcri-
dian aud the other change. viii occur
az and within ION miles Of Fort Worth
Within iwenty-four HOURS before or after
sunset Of The dates given below!
May ld-Warmcr.
May IL storm wave on this meridian.
May lSWiud changing
May lN-Cp0lcr and clearing.
Mny 20 InIr md cnnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15
AN ELEcrRIcAI, o,,s

,, M,,aeo, Tex: May i,-,s.
broke this morning ' y
between Fourth aa5 ~, N 40
ing electrical dis6as, '' 4; y Y, !
streets rushed inio XIX ~ Ky
Vicious celebrity. Foria,,s,'0;s.s
", Wlr ,,,., came in contact '' sss n
us descent 70 the atrr,a sNa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

The reports Of the discoveries Of fraud.
ulent pension eases continue with every
tarn u the wheel 81 Investigation. These
cases are being weeled ont rapilly, but
Il VIII take mealhs and possibly ycars
TO detect all Of tha fr,uls aud imposl-
'iors The man who VIII deliberately
steal from q fund provided especially
- ihe eT-ilsnds Of the government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15
KElIpNolr-

Kemp, Tc1., Mny *
~ we past three Or -four dan n. I.
or rain has fallen. FsI,D'.,, =. 4
but crops are In A th,4,, .n ~
a y, Most every one ID both 1 ~, W. \.
arr building storm Io,ls,ss ~
Hon, A. u. Watkins IA /,
Athens, Tex, IL vIsiiiaSs, 'I n w " I.
H. .. Watkins and MIX 'A ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15
THE NEW LAWS.
SYNOPSIS OF ALL THE LAWS
PASSED


Austin. Tex. May 15--Cspeclnl.l -Folow-
Ing Il u comprehensive synopsis OF ali tue
laws Of the recent legislature. which have
come laws without his signature. beginning
ut the point where the last published list
In The Gazette ended:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

The reason that there are fewer fore.
closures Of mortgages in Texas than in
other states Is that crops are raised that
raise the MORTGAGES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

The position Of poet laureate. as great
an honor rs it Is, can add no luster TO the
fame OF John Rnskin. but he eau add
dignity to the position,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

Nicaragm is enjoying another revoln-
lion. When our canal Is completed il
will cNuse an evolution in the Nicnfa-
guans that will prevent further rcvolu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

C,srkson Is right, the hope OF the Re.
publican party is TO control che youne
men. The Old mem know the party TOO
we'l and the yousg men are not 20
susible as Clarkson hopes ser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

The gates wer opened but the OK.
hildis locked M at the Worlds fair on
sunday IL Will take about two weeks
for the directors to conclude to cntircly
ignore the order of congress upon this
snhlnal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

When Mr. Carl Schurz undertakes to
instruct Democratic oihcial. how to man.
nac public affairs he should exhibit the
Credentials that constitute him gener,l
attorney for this administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

The Indiana sea serpent has again
male his farewell appearance, The first
of which entertainments was given IN
1881, lir Is siill in The same lake aud
has grown shorter lie was seventy
feet long ten years agoand only forty
now. The most there Is to him is tho
tale aud that has lost strength by repc-
utihn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

Chapter W, approved May o. approprlatcs
s2O.V,1 for necessary additional legislative
per elem.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

Miss Phoebe couSins says ihat she Is
not through with the battle for r,corni.
ton yet, she Intends To be nauonal
commissioner Miss CouEins "a not the
least interesting feature of the great OK,
position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15
As srEN ~ Az nNaLlsn oArIrALIsr


Mr. swlro smith, one OF tho managing dl.
rcctors Of the Land Mortgage rank of
Texas, with headquarters III this city, was
interviewed by the keghlcy Ncws on his
return TO England from his recent American
trip. His comuruts on Tho results Of the
national election and upon the resources
" Texas are VI peculiar Interest To our
readers;
What ntc the Views OF the manufacturers
Oh The results OF the elcciiOnT'
81 thought that those With whom I rnn-
Vefsei were 10 fairly good spirits. Hut they
are busy ntd that makes all the difference,
som" iuuklf declared that they had unt
al1hg before The iATin was raised, and they
Moull do the same when the tufln WAS
lowered, Others said give us free wuul
aud We shall not fear reduction NJ the
tariff American manufacturers iLu Mhcr
men. make the best OF the Inevitable when
y zones, aud the very men who. IN my
former visits, stated tia; unless the turin
was raised they would be- rulued now only
ask that they should hnycarest. They SAY
These constant fluctuations aud change,
make trade Impossible: let Ms know where
W. are, aud then ~ viii take aur chance
'ihcy forget nav that they hnyc nIwnNa
been nrlin'ina Tor higher tarlfH, regardless
81 81 lhs MISERY and llG l4sS which they were
What are your general impressions OF
"Wby, thar she IL the most magnificent
country ih the world, with a territory over
twenty I'VE tines the slGe Ut the United
hingdom, and with resources nf lmnttnrns.
nlhhe value lekc thu one state NJ Texas.
which IN nearly i've times the ayr IT Eu,
glnhh. and could grow more wheat and oui.
Ton than would supply the wuuig OF the
WhniU United States, Nn power ON earth
ca1 prevent Elglnnl aud America trading
ioH'tlicrt hut " there were frer trnde h,,.
tween the I'VE countries they would prng,
prl Nuc " sue more thnn ever aud the
continental countries would hr comnrllpJ ia
follow their example or slurvr."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15
PEDALS FOR. r.; :::.'.....

The chemical Of which the CheHF y
bank Of Chicago seems to have been com
posed must have been strong acid. 1t
has eaten up other banks IN i've different
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

II. II. Randall VI the state. from Cole
man; selling liquor To minor. Testimony
offered by defendant 10 the effect that Us u
general rule lie inquired the age Of persons
desifllg. 20 purchase liquor ln his saloon.
wien thclr appearance Indicated them TO
pc under II years Of age was properly re-
lccled. Evidence of this character should
OF the purchaser in the cnse Ia hand. The
Judgment Is affirmed, opinion 10y Davidson,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

The country, of course, understands
that thenr Is other business demanding
attention. hui, rs long as there Is one
Republican in ot!icc whose place Is wanted
by a Democrat 1t Is willing for the prcsi.
dent 10 ~ ono eya on Tho oIlIccs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15
FOR SALE.
Two thousand Pounds Of Good Brewer Body
Type lor Sale

THE GAZETTE has Tor sale 1000
pounds OF BREWER body type; been in
use only three months good as new
win DO sold in lots Of lOO pounds and
more 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

Chapter %. approved on the same day,
makes an appropriation OF $1,000 for adj
dltional legislative contingent expenses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

ohnpter w Is an act to restore mud con.
nr upon the county cnurt Of Dmyai county
Nv, clNil nh1 erln'lnal Jurisdiction hpreto.
constitution and general laws AMI To con-
frr the Jurisdiction Of the district court or
N county To such charge. Approved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

Chapter ns embraces the general o,rra
priati0u bill. e' "ppi"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

May 1. 1881.
Received OF the Fort Worth Gazette.
one package sealed, aud said To contain
500, addressed to @. W. Graves. Cisco,
Tex. For the Pacific Express company,
j. NJ GRANT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

Jnck f4ockhart vs. the Stnte from Mo.
Outlook; forfeited ball bond. Tho nffrnsc
recited theft OF thlrty-thrce sheep" This
II sufficient no Ct. App. 2U2 - "a. Am.
Judgment nlsi until the next term Of court
hiier II WIS entered. II Is claimed that
nus made u void. special Judge has the
nhal disposition Of the ratinr iCoGn Grim.
i'r9r. Art. aI2l. II Is well settled that ihc
Iallntc OF the Judge 10 sigu The minutes ,lnrs
true, the subsequent net NJ the trjai h,jv,,
signing the minutes cannot inyniidnts i6r
lulLment heretofore legal. The Judgment *
aurmVd' opinion 10y Davidson, a. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

,o Mafg n wheIry vs., tllc State. from John.
~ mnr,irr Tie appellant was cnnyiri,I
n, numbering her graiidchiulrcn' rhey bnd
i a., nInhr anu We're dcyotcdly nttnchri
10 cav, o'her Insanity was tile main il.
was auJnlged Insane IN a prnnrr ln,,ai ,.l,
~ ecIhlnE nhl was brought from the nsyinv,
10 IS % irirl. The evidence OF III" eySe ai,,
Tho tirnn hut we believe insanity nf
rrHscH, Inc Judgment is reversed nnI ,,,,,
WISE remahded. Opinion 10y Davlison az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-15

N IWTTNs MIITItnn vs. The State. from Hunt,
tlrIl. me court charged among other
lhiuE' tlihi " they should "hnd from thU
rNllencr That the defendant Charles MilII.
gnn ahd Henderson Wallace. when they nr,,
sgliiS of acting together In the commission
pie. frnudulently took iron, the n"sInssin,,
~ laann Wallace Two cattle. they woulI
y, w. guilty Tue vital issue was whether The
tt' ", acted win Henderson Wallace
un's lot assume TINT issue az proved nd
N"if.g 70 drfcnlant. would certainly con.
nn mat impression to the minds uf an ,,r
MINI Jury Tue charge was erroneous
Ihr Judgment y, reversed and n,mnnI"5
opinion Icy Davidson. A. j. ''"''u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
Enemies at Home Keep Him
Out Of the Cabinet.
CLARKsON ON CLEVELAND.
The Strongest Leader Of The Popular Glasses
in he Country.
England WIN Not object 10 American Anne,
alton Of Hawaii Tor Il WIN Keep Other
European Powers Out Minor
Washington News.

Washington, Feb. S-frhe friends OF
Ex-Governor Gray la ludiuua win he dis
appointed to know that he will not be-
u mcn'hct of Mr. Clcyelands cabinet.
though ho will hc tendcred an important
and influential position. but whether at
home or abroad has not been fully de
tvuuiucd
Governor Gray Of Indiana has been
unfortunately situated 10y uniripudliness
nt home. While senators Voorhees, aud
lurWc have done their best Va the way
of backing him mp for cabinet plncc,
and while it is known that they have
been supported n their position 10y ut
least cighttcnths of the party workers
iu the stntc, still the samr faction that
opposed Groys presidential aspirations
last summer has been strongly protest.
ing against hia appointment To the cihi-
net The rpault IS ns stated. that he
will not 20 into the cabinet. but. 10 Us
said, almost anywhere else hc may do-
rise. lie, IL is reported. can hp first
assistant of the interior on nostohico de-
partmrnt or commissioner uf pensions.
puWnts. land or lndmu Affairs, or mke
a $1,000 mission abroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09


Austin. Tex. Fob \ fSn,cioi, Tho
senate met this morning md no o'clock
WITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Crane i'm the
ChIu.r
Petitions and memorials were intro
duced and referred as follows.
~ Mr. Crowley-A memorial from The
ciuzcnS OF Bg,oril county asking the
creation of "a new county.
Bills aud resolutions were introduced
and referred as follows:
10y Mr. Bruwning-A bill 10 amend the
ciNl statutes so as to require presidential
electors 10 meet IN the state oanitnl ON
the second Monday Of January after their
election.
BY Mr.. McComb A bin to SO, npart
Tor the permanent public school and
university funds the unnpprOpriatcd uuh-
lie domains of the state and provide
for ih1 manner of d'spOSiug Of same.
By Mr.. Mckinney a bill 90 regulate
the practice of medicine and create
bonrd of rNHmiurrs
by Mr. lmhodcn-A bill 90 prohibit
the leaving opcu of gates 20 railway
fences umNng IL msltmeuuur
BY Mr.. lmbodpn A bin To- amend the
civil statutes 50 ~ 90 limit the power of
tcstators In d'sposlng of thcr property.
By Mr. Steelc-A Hill 10 amend the
civil statutes so as To- require railroads 90
Gle proilcs that have not heretofore been
Held in The general land office and all
railroads hereafter constructed 10 hle
their profcs with the railroad commits
sion.
by Mr. Hutchnsou-A bill 10 author
izc public school teachers who hold GER
tihcutcs and hUvc tuught Eve years in
the public schools of this state 90 tpnch
in public schools without further eSnmi-
nation
by Mr.. SwayneA Hill 30 amend the
civil statutes 40 ns TO provide for the
opinion NJ ~" su"roup court "pr" 1870
ISSUE Of law that Is novel or presenting
question Of first Impression In amy
ease pending IN the courts of civil APP
pealg
By Mr.. Mct'omh-A bill 10 appropriate
100000 10 enable the agricultural de-
pertinent 20 make an exhibit az the
Worlds fair. came up ns the special
order. Senator McComh addressed the
seunte aud argued the constuuonulity
of the measure IN a powerful speech
senator NoOlum moved 10 amend the
hill by striking ont the cnacing clause
aud spoke against the bill,
Senator Steele. Senator Agncw Ia the
chnir spoke in favor of the bill,
Pending discussion on the measure
senate adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
CLARKsoNs VIEW or CLEvE-
LAND

Washington. Feb Is. In the interview
m which ho scored Harrison ~ severely
General Clurksnu, chairman uf the Re
publican national committee, had this 10
say OF the future of his party aud of
the characteristics of Cleveland
AS the French say the sky VIII come
blue umiu to- the Republicans As ihnyc
already said. q majority of the voters vt
this nation nrr Republican, and with
the right leadership ihcy win COME into
their own uguiu The Democrats did
not elect Democratic president last
year Dissatisfied Republicans elected
for lhcm a man who il not Democrat
ut least, not of the old type. n man
who in my Judgment is one of the strong
rst men yet developed hy any purity In
Amcricu, the strongest man that the
Democratic party has ever had for pOpu-
lar leadership, nnd the man who Ia lLtply
Go rive the Democracy of TIlU-TIT kind
more trouble the next four years than
any Republican president could possibly
have given o. Cleveland meant an that
hc Huid in hts luttcr Of acceptance Ia
rupudntiuH the reckless platform of hls
party and hu will bring his party tO the
pledges Of that letter. ur break NJ in two
trying to do so Tie seea that the old
Democracy cannot live tu win. lie Ia
for a now Democracy or Democracy
superseded or mastered boy The Mugwump
'i'Nu' NV Hlt'lluH 70 NNN lht ll'lu-
ocrntic party clean face aud Mug
wump heart. He has daring programme
but TO hnck him Ia q lac has moro pcr-
aOunl courage aud more iron will than
any man who has over been president
Of this republic For whore the viii 81
Grant aud Jackson WIS tempered by
their sense of party loyalty Cleveland
VIII he inspired aud hardened by his
iden of personal superiority ClcyolandH
ambition b. clcnrly to be- the founder Of
new Democracy"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
TN"FCtRT NORTH

laiure on the Paris ynching * d vital
question aud TIE Gazette Representatives
endeayOred 10 get some expressions Of
opinion on the subject yesterday Many
held views they did not wish 10 sdyer.
tise. for ia them was O seeming contra
diction, cOndemning 40 they did m-
spaHngly the iiend like crime that proceed
suffered. tEey were law abiding citizens
and did not wish 20 go on record as
upholdiug laws violation, for they could
NOT but recognize an mob law al Il viola
ton OF law Said one, III is true that
az times Their. Is sentiment 80 strong
in the continuity that tins becomes the
10 have been one VI these. The feelings
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
FIRES.
rrRE AT RELCHER.

Bclchcr. Tex. Feb. S. Special. Fire
last night destroyed property and goods
as follows. W, j. Richards a Son,
insurance $500.
Bailey a Weathorsbcc, saloon, stool.
$1,000
Ed White, stock $500 building $500;
not insured.
Smnrt & TAYLOR, drugs, $1,000.
VI. Y. Smith, grocery stock, 500; build
ing. 500: insurance, $500.
Thurman 81 Flourney, stock $1,000;
insurance. $500,
II. H. Hudson, damage on stock, $500.
$. NJ Munzeshcmer, two buildings,
S2OOO
G. l.. Mistrot two buildings, $500.
!. -. Ruic stock of harness, SlU.
DR. w j. IuBday, building, 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
THAT MESSAGE
Written by the Governor Makes
People Talk.
SENTIMENT WIDELY DIVIDED.
Many Approve, Many Condemn II, and a Grea
Many Have Not Made Up Their
Minds What They Think
About H.

Pcris. Tex, Feb. Especial Your
issue meets with unqualified endorse.
ncnt and approval at every TURN, It
can be heard quoted aud those who have
not read il are hunting for the paper
"'rhe best defense for Paris yet made
That's the way 10 talk, the man that
These and mani more are the express
suns heard along the streets aud
wherever men were gathered discuss
ing llOgg's prOnunciamcutO. Whatever
phUse Of the discussion arises some.
thing Is quoted from The Gazette's edi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
FORT WORTH, TEXAS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1893.

commissioners courts may define what
constitutes a lawful fence
by Mr. Rogers Of cl4ennan-Author.
lAlng the republication of rertnin laws
o. Coahuila aud Texas ANA the congress
OF The Republic Of Texas aud of mo SOW.
~ leelsldtures ot Texas approWiauug
$1,000 for the purpose.
BY Mr.. James Amending the SUNDAY
laws as 10 sale of funeral articles. drugs
medicines. cigars ptc.
by Mr.. Golden BY request. limiting
ne ices of precinct, county and district
~ Mr. Hodges Repeating tho law pro.
Nqing certain liens on stations. etc
~ Mr' Newton Amending the law
as TO community property.
by Mr.. Fields Prescribing onali6ra.
mons OF county and district SURVEYORS.
ana providing boards of examiners
~ NY. Fields Amending the law pro.
Ndlng stationery for county useess,rs
BY Mr.. Fields Repeating section z
ciapter l34 of the general laws approved
April % 1870.
,b{ Mr. Peck Amending the charter
Of the city of DcniSon.
BY Mr. Kennedy. of Dnu pr,v,,iir,,
hcatps N'''i
by Mr. Russell Amending the law so
Iint persons legally forbidden To marry
VINO lhttl-Wlrry, etc, shnll be- subject
go rom I'VE to twenty years confncu.att
in the ppuitentirry.
bF ,Mr Ouuniugh0m- Making SheriGs
ft''' liable FOR damages for undue vio-
lcnce % prisoners
by Nr llaIlpr Providing for brunch
university for the colorrl youth of rcNas
anu oppropriatiug S5OOOO for BUILDING
equipments, ctc. and $4,000 for mnin.
ieuancc the first two years
Adjourned until 10 orIorl. Tl,uredov
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
oKLAHoMA RAcKs PARIs.

Guthrie, o. r., Feb. Especial. ~.
A. Wallace, the negro member OF the
Oklahoma Legislature introduced rpsO-
luton In the lower house today condemn
mg mob law aud the punishment of ne
lTOes without trial 10 was especially
aimed az the recent occurrence al Paris.
Tex. aud Mr.. Wallace soon found he
had stirred up n hornets nest, for ma
iority of the members nc once declared
that the negro hend there had Received
his just deserts aud the resolution was
voted down by large majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

opinion of the governors message. aud
things he should have kept quiet lie
auttc.
Iohc Odcm There are two sides to
everything Tho negro deserved the
Pun ishmont be- received, hut the dignity
of ,hp lnw should be- upheld
Oscar Wheeler ! consider that the
governor lays down the only lcunblo
che executive of the state. aud | en-.
dorse every sentiment expressed there.
Ina Either the law or anarchy must
prevail The execution OF Smith, Ia my
opinion. would have done credit to the
iuqustiou for bprhurlty aud though I
think he should have received just pun.
iNmrnt II should have been 90 the
hnnds of the properly constituted AN
thuritics