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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

Sometimes he breaks cut In wild laueb.
tef' ana Tor this Is punished hy solitary
confinement In q dark cold coil la chains
Tor from two 60 five days.
IN conversation he told the story OF
hls trial, his rniust conviction aud his
imprisonment ms we'll as be was able
uhdcr the eXcitemOut and close ouegtion-
ing from many friends around him
On the iloor beside him was an old
yellow ynlise. looking us though u huA
seen considerable service That. Cnllnn
said' was the vnlisc In which the papcr
coverings of dynamite were found on
lhe evidence OF which DC was convicted
Callan FIRST donucd his prison gnrb
while waiting for trial aud after receiy-
ing his sentence was sent 60 Norwood
Scrubs London from which after n
rev days he was sent 60 Chatham pris-
ON Tie says tbHt iu the long sentence ne
never allowed his courage 10 grow less
and was always hopeful
Caian was m Chatham prison four
years and three months. The frat nine
months. ho said, WIS the Probation pe.
flod, dGrlnv which he was In almost soli-
NlA confinement aud WIS kept at hard
sewing ON mail bags and such work
'urnE the time tullnn was punished
Tor trying TO carry ON correspondence.
Inns Ecpl him back q month iu getting
into his class uu the public work
HE punishment WIS eight days solitary
confinement The first three days on two
meats q day of eight ounces of bread
uud q uunri ut water The next five DAYS
hr received O pint of watpr. eight ounces
of bread nd q few POTATOES for break
fast uud for supper porrileo or cruel
They did Not tell him that he WINS free
until saturday afternoon. when he was
given suit Of clothes. his old vnli4c.
a. 49, money and q ticket 90 New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
vol. XVII NO. IS

cement A lighter carrying the LOADED
shells, which was moorcsi few hundred
yards ~ the river, again ddfted loose
this morning. The timely arrival 81
Lieutenant Dodd IN The Wahnetn alone
saved her from hcing left stranded high
and dry ON The shore by the falling tide.
The lighter was towed along side the
Nesnvius and the gnnpowder shells lifted
20 tho latter's deck
The gunpowler shells were very dif
tefent w appearance from the dummy
prelecttle, The nose and tail pieces are
Of brightly polished brass, tho body Of
the shell Is Of boiler tube steel and The
whole proiectilc exhibits superior order
Of workmanship. The shclls were taken
from their boxing and stood on end TO
prevent possible accident The cyliuderc
al wooden pcceg with the aholls lilicd
were removed and the space lett vacaut
hled with Portland cement, giving the
proicctles weight similar % those filed
with Eun cotton. hvorythinE will be In
readiness Tor The experiments which be-
yin again on Monday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
CApITAL NOTES.

The evident disposition of the lrgialn.
turr is tu keep ull nrnrupHutlouB within
such limits thnt lhr present rate of tnNn-
ton .lmIl uui hr exceeded Even this pnr.
ly boz The session they are looking into "tho
expenses Taxation has hnu gradually
reduced until the low pto uf 10 cents on
the NlOO has been reached aud ia ~
Thought chat rate will not now be- OK
Cupdyd.
The house adjourned NJ noon Saturday.
10 meet umiu ut 10 O'Clock Monday. uiil
nll who could licd them away to their
homes or to other dear familiar hnuBu
where the cHrrs and trinls of Ufe lpris
lutiyr might for awhile Boz laid inside.
nud the calm rrpuav ul Quict sabbath
enjoyed iu Hll its soothing silence Sen.
nte adjourned Friday tp meet again
Monday and the result h the halls of
the capitol are comparatively deserted
George Fingr chief clerk ~ tho house.
rs candidate for the office Of postmaster
IN Fort Worth The kNmhprs Of the
house Hny II Il was left to their election.
lis Introduction into the office would
be unanimous.
Twice within the last few days has the
speaker cnme down from the chair and
Delegated Ihe spenkcrhip temporarily
90 others First wus Wilson OF HART
son. who transacted the dutipR Of the
position In n manner most cOmmpndahle
then SATURDAY, Mr. Couch the handsome
young lnwmukor from Collin welded tho
gard for several hours his smiling
face bcnminR upon hi4 colleagues. over
the rim Of wen developed bououot
pinned 10 his coat bv fair fingers onrllor
Ia tho day Thoy both make good prcsid-
ing officers.
The opinion Is boldly Expressed
that TO very don't condition Ia which
Mr. Brcedng's railroad commission
bin was found after the committee on
internal improvements had snt oD Il. ia
proof conclusive that There win ho no
further Liquidation iuuugurated ia tlut 81.
rection this session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
NIDW ATLANTA RANK.

Atlanta, Tex, Feb. 8. Especial The
Citizens bank WIS organized NJ Atlanta,
Tex. Feb. 2, 1893. with capital stocs
Of $4,000. The following are stOck-
holders. III. A. ONeul, attorney 40 law.
Atlanta, Tex; A. - illuklc, secretary
and treasurer Woodwork Ice company,
Biyins, Tex; W. A Williams. Of he
Woodwork Ice company Bylns, Tex;
DR. O. NJ Cnnnrrby Of liivins, Tex,
Howe q Carlow, general merchants.
Atlanta, Tex: Campbell 81 Howe, drug
giHH Atlanta Tex. j. D. johnson, Of
johnson a. Bro, hardware dealers. Az
lhhtl, Tex Hughes Bros merchants,
Atlanta, Tex, j. r. Chnmbleo, merchant,
Atlanta, Tex. with the following direct
orBf H. a. O'Ncul. W. A. Howe, a.
Is. Hinlde, w. A. Williams, J. ~. John.
SON j r. Chnmbicc and j w. Campbell.
The following are the officers. II a.
O'Ncnl president, A. II. lfimtlo vice.
president, J. w Campbell cashier, w.
A. Howe assistant cashier.
The bank will open for business ON
Feb 20 1893
Tho stockholders. directous and officers
Of this bank are among our strongest and
most enteIpriang business mou, hrh we
predict for them a noat prosperous and
successful futnrp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
"DYNAMIrER" oALLAN RETURNS
Says His Fellow convIcts Arc Going Insane
Throuah EnrIsh Prison CruelIes.

Lowell Mass, Feb 3. Thomas Cal
Ian. of Lowell who was sentenced in
London five years ago % fifteen years
confinement az an alleged dynamiter
reached here this morning
He says that the prison methods are
depriymg the alleged dynamitcrs Of their
reason. They are not allowed 10 speak,
pnd solitary couhnemnt IL imposed II
the men are even suspected Of whisper
,ng
Calan says that Or Gallagher Of
Brooklyn. who was a fellow prisoner, rs
insane. but the ofhcif-ls say he y sham
ming. Gallagher, according 70 Cullan =
Ia the inGrmatOry most Of the time and
cannot last long.
One of the other dynamiters, Calan
says, has become a dwelling IDIOT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
WILL NOT BE REPRESENTED.

Milwaukee. Fob. 4. The DAILY Jour
nal. the ne jmIa"d nouthpirue Of the
Wisconsin Democracy. has the following
tudny concerning cabinet matters: 1T
is settled that Wisconsin win not have
mtmher of President Clpypl0nd'H cab
~ IT. This nrws comes from Chairman
Wall. who returned from New York
and Washington lust night The fnots
la the case nrr that In December the
question of Wisconsin being represented
I'm the cabinet by Mr., Wall was first
discussed Mir Cleveland sending for
senator Wins and going into the matter
quite thoroughly. Senator Villas has
since held number ~ Interviews with
Mr. Cleveland, at which he showed the
political stun,hug of this state and
warmly recommended Mr. Wall AZ one
Of the presidents executive offers Lnte
In Dccomhr Mr. Wal hns had new bu-
ginrss offers which have made ID nccos.
sury for him 10 change his plans SOME
what He was summoned b. New York
ten days ago aud while thcre went 10
Mr. Cleveland and Withdrew his uamo
from the list Of cubiuot possibilities
ON which the prcsdcnt-elect had placed
IT, Mr. Wall Then went tO Washington
on % mission for Mr. Cleveland, the Oh
iect of his visit being 10 Hcqunini the
members ~ congress with the fact that
the presidrnt-elect was thoroughly iu
pnrnest iu asking the repeal of the Shpr-
man law Mr. Wall win return 30
Washington soon for the same purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
FIRIa AT PUuOInL.

Purcell, l. r., Feb g. -(spaciaLD
Yesterday afternoon 40 2;20 tho opora
house was seen W be ON fire, aud Il be-
ing OF wood was so0u burned 10 th8
ground a lnudinK adjoining occuyled
by Miss Addie Gpey as millinery store
was also burned Had Il not have been
for a calm time and heYOic WORK the bu8i-
ness part Of town would have beon de-
stroyed Many people did good work, Dut
spe@al mention muat b. made Of HAIRY
Keys printer and Comp. Bertnger,
The fOrlRef Duib.d OH his shoes and
mounted the Myen n faiannQn bulidiBg
and as water could b. p0alad TO him, did
good work One side Of TN. roof was
covered with ice aid sn0w, which nsad0
u very hard 10 olllnb. A purse q being
made un Dor him flis moEsing The loss
b about $1,000, covered W insurance
Alats Grey losses about 500 This "
She t4rd hint our people havo had and
still we have 40 arrah0saaelfis - Agha
the coaeunaag alnnene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
Ir Is RllGnn1rl1n.

Blutfdalc, Tex, Feb. o. (SpcOiRi)--A.
j. tllcnu of this place was very much
mortified last week on the discovery 0f
the forgery ~ four notra NJ 500 each.
for which hc had paid 5000 10 John
lOugaCre, who WAS arrested "a Fort
Worth on the "a inst and lodged IN jail
as Grnnbury ut the instance OF another
party who was the purchaser of another
500 motto OF like character
l nm told the parties have all recover
cd their money Longacro rs of good
family aud well connected gcncrny; it
iH, therefore, a. rCgrCt0blc occurrence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
WHAT THE PRESIDENTS DIED or

Rutherford y Hayes was he only man
die ~ heart disease MhHhingtOn expired OF
pneumonia. John Adams ~ narural decline.
Thomas jefferson or EcfrOuic dafrborn
James Madison nud jnJues Monroe of nutu.
RAJ decline. John Quincy Adams nf haralyais.
Andrew Jackson ~ consumption Martin
Wan iiurcn ~ aHthmniic cntnrrh Wiillnm II.
Harrison ~ plenrlsy, John tyler ~ "a bilious
attack. James X, Polk ~ chrOnic dlnr-
rhoru. Xnchrry Taylor ~ bilious feyor Mil
lard Fillmore Of natural derltne Braulllu
iicrre N inflammation 81 stomach James
bnchnuun ~ rheumatic govt Abraham
Lincoln assbHsinated Andrew JohDaon par.
alysla n, Grant cancer, James A. Gar.
neid Hnabaainated, Chester A. Arthur
Brlgh's diacnse. lie WIS one ~ three
Mclhollsls 70 become president, JOhuH0n ana
Grant being the other two,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

eight ycurs ago he returned from the
confederate army a ragged rebel, pvunl-
less aud without amy family Influence 70
h'lp him on his feet financially on politi-
culy
lie taught school Tor time and read
law at nights.
lie later along rode" az deputy sheriff.
On cridcucing stroug speaking qualities
hr vuur ont for the state senate, and
with the spud-on Of his county of iiick-
man aud the friendship OF his old com
udps In urus was clcctcd
Some time aftcrwurd there was close
lrcuutcstcd rnct for appellate judge In
his district lie had not made the race
himself and never dreamed of getting
the nomination as any time
One oft Dis associates iu arms. and later
CHIEF Justice himself. Cnptum Uiurs.
suggested l.iudsDy's uuuc as @ compro-
mise candidate, aud he was nominated
and elected.
Tie had bad very little experience at
the bar hut soon won the title vt mat.
urnl born lawyer as his friends and
When Senator Becl, died he made the
race Go ucae'd m against Hon John
q. Carlisle. cN-Govcruur MCtrHry aud
rN.6uyvruur Knott The race was uully
finished between Lindsay aud Carlisle.
tho latter winning hy about 1ulru votes.
a year or go ago Judge Lindsay WINS
ohTcd % place ul the Interstate cou-
mcrcc commission by President llWrison
bat dr.lilud The distinguished mud uusol-
irited honor
Judge Lmdsny h native Of Rock.
bridge county virginia. hut came to
Western Kentucky when a lud with his
family Tie b. of that sturdy Scotch
Irish stock Chat has produced sp many
famous men No American politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
M rpOInIn Ar pTNn RTDgp.

Rapid City, S. -, Fob. 5. Reports
of danger from disroutrnt HmOug the
Pine Ridge Indians vnugcd by the murder
of four cuwhuyH Friday. are uu founded.
Humphrey md Stonprr cuttlcmuu, were
Killed by wandering band as q result
of quarrel curly I'm tho weok Culorol
Carlton has countormundcd his orders
mad no troops viii be- sent 80 Pine Ridge
everything being reported quiet there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
MORE TATK AIOUT VuI,AUD

WUshlnViUu, TtD- I"-N UrUmWUnt
western politician, who win not permit
Che usc Of his name, gives ont the (ol.
lowing us straight DIP!
"llmry Willard is going iuto Mr.
Clvyrunds cabinet us secretary of tho
interior Thomas g. Oubps win then ne.
tire from thp presidency OF tho Northern
Pacific ami become chairman of the
board of directors aud pN.Goycrur
Merriam win become Oakp- supcrssUr
us president Of che roud A 81 Paul
man. John g. Buptt Jr, nephew of
thr eminent philadclphiou of That NAME
will be- chosen assistant Encouragement
of the United States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
MIS-. WAlTMEY pEAp.
The Wite Of Hon. W. C. Whitney, and DauphI0
OF Senator Payne, Passes Peacefully Away.

" ooh"Nf Fafhe, fasSeS teacelulli away
New York, tIecb. 3. Mrs. WIN. q
Whitney died nc 26b o'clock this MORN
ing. Only MIR Whitney and tho nurse,
were With her WHOM shc expired. COlone
Payne aud the Whitney children had
vtircd and DIR, Mcl4unc had gone home
Mrs. Whitney moved uucnsily on hot
bed no ten minutes to 3 o'clock aud Eve
minutes later with few c0nyulslyt
glups, expired in hvr husbands arms.
The wife of one of the most distin
guishvd men of his time, the dauEhtot
of a United States senator aud the sister
Of devoted millionaire brother. MrH.
Flora Payne Whitney had for several
yonrs been prominent aud attractive
figure Va tho social world Flow women
IN her sutton In life enjoyed to 40 COIN.
plcie an extent the cordial, friendly
esteem of all classes OF people, and her
death win bc universally mourned ~
thousands tu whom her gentle. wOmanly
gracos had Cndcurcd her MN. Whitney
WINS the only daurhtcr Of Senator Payne
Of Ohio. She married Mr., Whitney
twenty years arn
She leaves two sons and two daugh-
tern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
GReENvlLLE.
Hunt CounYs School Superintendent Hurt
Allor One Of Inc Courts.

Grcenyille. Tex, Feb 3 (Specal)--
Professor Wrenn, county superintendent
of education met with painful no.
cident yesterday He was thrown from
a horse and his left foot was severely
injured by the fall
A meeting of the Grcenyilio bar was
held az the district court room Ia this
CITY today 10 take steps tuwnul securing
onc Of the new civil courts of appeal
for this city in case amy new cOurtH gre
created Committees were appointed
10 work the matter up aud secure the
necessary guarantees and 10 Is safe 10
predict already that Gmcnile and Hunt
county will meet nll requirements de-
mnnded Of the Legislature aud win equal.
ID not mrpass, tho Inducements now be-
ing offered by other towns for the To-
entlou Of these cOurtH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
IrALYS SCANDAL

nephew uf Cuczar .nzsuruni, thu Inn
prisoucd cushior VI the bank OF Rome,
WIS locked up today, charged with brih
cry in hp relations with The bank ~
Rome Xerh. accused vi having boon
the paid agent of The bnnh OF Rome In
parliament. was Hummonued today 10
appear heloN the unffgtrnto who 10
Investigating the hauK scnndgL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
LNGuSH CHALLENGEs,

A1ss, Feb 4.-Captain Cook
",N lhe following cublegram
London Sportsman:
wv row ll0nloa for C2OO a
ny Sport'man's Gun, with n
4. FEg An, towin bets aud viii allow
~ lanlon. ''""s' "c'
4 We champion sculler of En-
eo.i aeilented Hosmer, Jan. 70.
4 NM NM llas also received the fol.
N g',ii from the Sportsman:
N .ll box any one at lS2 ponds
Hae AMI a purse. We hold
"'H Of England. ''D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
SPORTING.
AIONG EIGIIT

sa Mo-, Feb. 8. -Horry Shnrpc.
shipped Frank Crosby boxing
y The PastIme club in seventy
.'.ls tonight in Madison county,
tlat began at 4 aud ended
NJ Crosby had the best of
lirtleth round. whcp Sharpc's
Z ls wind began 90 tell on him.
WI ieariully punished. George
9eal newspaper man, refereed.
Va, Tor apursc of 5000 ana 20
y ue gate receipts, amounting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
FTFVSCONDENSED

.,msflc tire manufacturers
~ baseball club has signed
atfta'',n as,r aud Thlrd-liasemen
and four additional cases
4. s,sr we're reported IN W"
,,sih. have resulted .,, rom
" r,, junction disaster In'es
4 \. ~ lniured are at the point o.
.,.,, denied from Little Rock,
', n',,,y t'nl,cd states Marshal
X, was Killed by timber '"''''
/. and retail book and atatlon-
','' ,,.o,r Brill st. Joseph, NO.
y y ~. Yesterday It's liabilities
\ Az e.sts the same
,.,oioe Won schmerllnT the
.. ga who has been leader OF
s. .,res 1870 has had stroke
,sl ls now 'ueechle''.
r.,,sr Phelps l'nltoi statca min
~. bss been named to sue
wv, 4 whitaker pc Jrlec OF
/, errors aud appeals Of New
..-issn general. Pepper who es-
IN, nom prison IN ourocoa Is
.rl ne predicts further tronh'"
,ner the opening Of congress
W.
J. yKnIsht. a rltstburr iron foun.
.s,essed Judgment In the sum OF
=. Two plauiq employ about 1N
4. ,,,s,s II 70 claimed, viii largely
q, liabilities.
-l-ailoa of Professor Boldwm Tor
.-s bench Of Connecticut which
.,.,i tv the house NJ that sto'c.
mssrnei Ny the scuotc. The
~ toss to the house Tor concur
"A Ne ii.yearoli son laboror IN
u,,,co hung mm NV ne heels
,rr over a heatSl bruzler. obllE-
y lshale charcoal fumes, nul then
Y ,snoer on the brazlcr The man
ys,lshod.
!, c,,swlier Of Mpchnulcsburg. Pa"
n ,,gla and leading politician, was
ltss home by n CHICAGO detective,
M blgamy aud taken 20 that
rnsa wife living I'm Mechanics
lnsn Chicago
osrsailond Ministerial asaccln-
ysaehnsett7 has passed ro7nlu-
VA were sent 10 President llnr-
t3rhg Mn 10 use MS influence to
NJ expectation OF Intoxicating
y trums to the Islands IN the
Yiehcll and HE wife, Nellie. nrc
rsi al New York. Mitchell has
b mcr hundred hnrglaries In
sixteen months. Ten years ago
3 Ae stolo bonds on which he
100. This money was spent
A he world.
abrk City, Anton Kcsscl who
More arrested ON a charge OF
"a two shots NJ Mrs, Kate
xnlay afternoon ana then shot
N Womams wounds ARE not
~ but the man II expected TO
I uii tie two had been lovers
b vas jealous because she mar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
nuuwNwoon

urownwood Tex. Feb o. Especially Dis
trict court adjourned ycutcrdag Il has BEEN
Ia session ulurp tho In ~ hst December.
At q meeting uf the utorlholdcrH ~ the
Pecan Valley Fair rnaanuiutipn ycanrdray
full bOurd ~ directors wcro elected, Arthur
Low. president ANA ]. W Evan, secretary.
We predict 10 success N tho fair next fan
under the supervision of uioaO grTltlcmon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

fayon In the be-
stowul Of Federal
patronage and are
going TO take all
that b. iu sight of
state offices In one
department after
another the men
who originally got
their pluurs either
during Mr.. Clcve-
lands term as gov
cruur OF this state
or upon the recon
IufIUu az lt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
BUSINESS
ARnMORn On NM.
FAILuuns, Ero.

Ardmor1. l. ~, Feb Z. Especially
w X Moore of Fort Worth and Sam
Davidson of Henrietta, representing a
party OF TcxuH capitalists, have pur.
chuscd tract Of lnnd lying south Of
the city and today closed the contract for
The erection OF u $4,000 oil mill nc
this place
Work on the now enterprise will begin
nc once. The min whru completed will
have cnpncity of geyonty-iiv0 tons
daily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
The vEsuMus.
The New PrOlsoiiIes An Ready for Tho Expert
mems Monday

Port Royal, 8 G., FEB. 4 The, yesu-
vius remained quietly NJ her meoring
along side Of the Agnl dock today.
M1nbors Of the board dld not comic 10
the river this morninR bit rer,aiund ln
DE loWer harbor marking on he course
OF Bay point An hgn,b about the
Nesuyins were employed relhoying fge
gnnpowder shells and replacing me wood.
~ hlIiHg 81 the sheds WEh PortLaald
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
WEATlER FORECAST

Galveston. Tex. Feb specially r.
Local forecast for Texas east Of the
1GOth lncridlaa for the twenty-iour hours
ending ~ o'clock midnight Feb. u prob
ADJ showers: stationary temperature,
except cooler over western portion Of
North Texas aud tbe northwestern pof-
lion % Central Texas Monday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
CIENNI-lNn,A M-NnK

Lakewood ~ j.. Feb b. Cleveland
remained quietly ut his cottage an day
Don ~ Dickinson was his guest over
SUNDAY Cleveland announced this oven
ing that De- viii rrmuiu here all the com-
ing week, Ne order 10 dispose OF several
matters Of importance, which have boon
awaiting his attention Tor SOME time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
viii Come Up in the Halls Of
Congress This Week.
SENATOR HILL lMP0RTUNED
Not to Bring Up the Silver Question Today,
but David Doesn't Yield,
Some Inside Rumors About Politics and Cleyo.
lands Friends In New York Dickinson
and Cleveland SIN Together -halohs
Anli-oplion Measure.
KENrrcKY.s srNAToR.

r. Chi0t Justice
Iirdsy ofKcututky,
has been elected
United States sen
ator from kentucky
60 succeed Hon john
G.. Cariisle.who goes
into the Cleveland
cabinet as secretary
OF the treasury.
Judge Lindsay Is
q remarkable man,
aud near The goal OF
his hearts political
ambition. Twenty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
..ILERWATERS FIGur.

|Ess.,i -, Tex Feb, 4, CSpecinl.)-
an, aal Clarence Waters. two
ns1 f a +, met this Sunday morn
erh NJ we rooms Of the Mission
o.. me hight was for $500 a
js ga's vel. Of 500. Waters was
b .ao ,miee In the first round.
d cop5 ,old round was knocked
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
cApTAIN 'WIETING.

San Antonio, Tex. Feb. D. Special -
Capt Orlando l., Wieung, retired, died
Fort sam Houston this morning u q
complication Of diseases He first entered
tie United States military service June
~. 1864. enlisting as "a private IN Com
pany 4. first Pcnnsylyauia light artillery,
from which he was discharged June 9,
1896. ON Oct ~, same yeAr. be- en-
tered West Point Military academy
An0r his graduation he was Appointed
second lieutenant Of the lliiTd cavalry
He wsn promoted 70 captain Of the
Twenty-thifd Infantry Juh 1, 1880,
and was retired from service on account
Of disabilities Oh OCT n, is0l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
a Sort Of Local Option Text
Book Bill
Will Be INTRODUCED TODAY,
Text Of Whites Bill 10 Give Cotton and Wheat
Growers In Texas Bounty lust as
the Sugar Growers Are Treated.
Notes From the Capital
TENr nOoK n1LI,

Austin, IeX, Fob. 6.-( Especial Rep
dutV tomorrow bill providing Tor dis.
tict uniformity of text books aud uu-
thoriainc boards To- purchase the books
and furnish them free To the pupils
This Is q revival of the uniform text
book question uudvr new and inter
estiug phase and is destined to arouse
considerable discussion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
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