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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
SENATE CnNINIrTEEs.

Austin. Tex, Feb. Special THE
committee ON state affairs met this af-
teruOon and considered Senator Ecarhy's
bill to bolster UP silver The hill was
very thoroughly discussed in committee,
aud a. seems TO be- tavorahly received.
but further consideration was postponed
until the next meeting of the committee.
The bin was ordered printed.
Senate committee on judicial districts
met this afternoon and decided TO report
fuvorubly the following bills: House bill
to diminish the civil and criminal juris-
dictiop of the county court Of Dimmitt
coanty: house bill 10 restore civil iuris-
diction 10 the county court of Marion
county: senate bill To restore civil aud
criminal jurisdiction of the county court
Of Tyler county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
WANTS. mn SETTT.rD

Austin. Tex, Feb. 8.-lSnacial,
Every session Of the legislature much
valuable time is wasted over the discns.
sion of The Newspaper Question"
Everyone admits that the only iuteui.
gibie. satisfactory way tho pcope can la
served with news of the legislative bro
ceedings is through the press. and II is
evident that is the way The people want
the reports
Representative Rogers of Caldwell a,os
grasped the situation and has prcpdr,d
bih intended to settle the matter.
lie ''whercases' vigorously 10 the Of
feet that the elocution orutory and timc
expended In a discussion Of the question
Is part wasted Of the raw matcriAl
ana follows it up with three short sec,
tlons that snap like three pistol shots.
In substance the bill provides that one
month prior TO each regular session thn
secretary of state shall advertise for
bids for the publication Of the journals
IN some daily paper of Texas. aud the
furnishing of thirty copies each day IT,
each representative aud senator at not
more than cents each
la eXtu sessions the contract made az
the preceding regular session shall hold
good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
IIOInns nEING snIn-

Galveston, Tex. Feb. 3. (Special)-
Under writ of attachment sworn out by
The Christian Moprloin brewing company
Louis the stock of liquors. wines, etc.
belonging to thc defuuct wholesale liquor
firm of Frcihcrg Klein 4 Co.. rs being
uuuuouCd on undor the direction of tho
United States marshal. The sales to.
day amounted ia over $4,000 Liquor
dealers are Ia attendance from all parts
realize 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
ANrI SILNEN TETITINNs-

Washington. Feb Tho Democratic
advocates of the repeal of the silver bul
lion purchase uct this morning hCguu "a
circulation among the Democratic mem
burs of the house % petition to the COM
mittep on rules, urging the committee tU
permit d motion to boz mudo in the house
10 amend the rulrH 30 ua n provide thnt
"A vote must bee taken on the Andrew
CALI hin and nll pending amendments, W
"A fixed hour without any dlptory motions.
The petitions are in circulation but as
vel tbcy have been shown to only COM
parnuycly small number of The house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
er A,rE AWE AfRs

Austin Tex. Feb. Special. Char
tered today Lone Star High School
Oud College association Of Blanket,
Brown county. Texas. capital stock,
$4,000; directors. l.. T. Ilisc, j. X.
Bcttis, H. T. McCullcy, Z. r. Blantou.
W. II. Whitehead, T.. T.. Anthony and
W. O. Smith, all residents of Blanket
The Emmett Council Benevolent Assoc
citation of Houston; no capital stock or
assets: directors. Thomas +. O'Nicl,
Timothy O'Conupll, j. r. Riorduu. vii
linn Sullivan Joseph Bryant, Patrick
Walsh and Nicholas Ginncss, all residents
of Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
STEVENS nlIARn rRONT.

Washington, Feb. g Dispatches from
Minister Stevens ut Honolulu and the
commander of the Bostou. were received
10y mail ut the state navy department
today. IL Us stated they confirm the iu-
formation made public through the press
dispatches concerning the Hawaiian rev
Olutiun There rs, however, one fact rm-
bodied la Minister Stevens dispatches
that the public was somewhat of u differ
cnt opinion about a. To- the action us
shown n the press dispatches This is
nothing more nor less than the point
that revolution WIS complete surprise
TO the minister NJ we'll as 60 the commnu-
der OF the Boston
Tho minister left Honolulu on the Bos-
ton early Zoo january Tor q visit 90 some
of the ucighhoriug islands, without amy
idea Of any trouble impending Tho Ros-
ton did a return 10 Honolulu till Jan.
No. aud Nic minister says he was very
much nstouishcd tn find thr country m "a
stntc ui turmoil aud excitement. THE
OWLS of the next few duts following the
however. and eliminated ON the 18th in
the dcthrourmcnt ot Queen liluokolni,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
Non T'NCONSTITUTTONAI.

AWstim Tex. Jan. 3---INp0Cl0Tl =
Representative Hood Of Funnin author
of the railwnoy bond bill was seen 10y
your correspondent tonight aud stated
he would have been before the committee
10 reply to the argmmts of Loyett had
he not understood the meeting was Ia
be tonight He expresses deep disappoiut-
ment at the misunderstanding aud de
cures there Is not an unconstitutional
idea or expression In the bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
THE BLIZZARD.
rnozn ND nnATn.

Topeka. Kan. Feb. 3. The full effects
Of me recent cold wave la this county
were not known until this mornlng.
James Mitchell. his wife and one child
were found Ina their home, seven miles
north OF this city, frozen 10 death. Neigh.
bors passed the house yesterday, aud
observing no sigie Of llfe assumed the
family had gone from home. This morn
ing another nelrhbor noticing Mitohell's
eottle had not been fed. went 10 the house
when he was shocked az finding the three
bodies dead aud frozen sti1 with but
n thin quilt over them, all the covering
fhera ,yna la the house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
FIRES.
FIRE An TiOGA

Tiuga, TeA.. Fch D. (Spcciall Fire
broke out at q o'clock this morning In
The residence property of MIR. A. j. Nler
shou, which WIS occupied by the fanilirs
of Mcssrs. A, ~ Lcitwich and l.. T.
Estes. The building WIS am old land
mark and burned like chat and la one.
half hour was entirely consumed The
occupants aud their friends. who suou
gathered aud worked hard were able
tU save but little of tlc household ct-
tcctt. A large number of residences
ANA a steam gn were only saved by the
sleot and Ice covering them, us u strong
wind WIS blowing and scattered heavy
.nnrL. Inr n nMnIInr of n mlln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
JACllSONS CONFIRMATION.

Washington. Feb q. AT q meeting OF
the senate Judiciary committee today,
there wis SOME opposition tu the nominU.
tiun of Judge Jackson to succeed Justice
Lamar. aud the nomination went over
under tho rules, 81 far us can he lvurn.
ed the opposition does not touch Judge
acksun's character on fitness, or even
hig Democracy, hut 10 is based ou nu Oh
lection founded ON principle. Tho Demo.
ciuts having taken the position, it WIS
proper iCr the outgoing president Co hll
lie places 0f such Importance. There is
mo- question that HrunturH ON both sldos
of thp chamber are deeply concerned
10y the probability of the nomination ui %
Republican circuit judge tu succeed Judge
Jackson, the Democrats being dctcruiu-
ed iu advance to resist the installation Of
q Republican un the southern circuit
and the Republicans fearing they viii
hive hnrd struggle to confirm such
nomination nt this late stage IN The
HprHiOu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
DEATHS.
nm NICTIOI.sON

Del Rio, Tcx., Feb, ., Especially DR.
Mineral Wells. rcN,ihis afternoon of
Bughia disease from which he had boon
n sufferer for the past year lr had boon
n san Antonio nt the Santa ROSA hos.
pltul for several months up to a few
days ago whom ho went 10 Mineral Wells.
DR. Nicholson was the most prominent
physician in this section of the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
rur noMEsrEAp RATTLE.

pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 3.--The triai OF
lack CLIFFORD for the murder OF Cognor,s,
a pinkerton detective, was resumed w ~
morning. Captain Cooper another rms
erton. Identified Clinorr as ne MAJ, ng
AMI saw also Hugh O'DOnnel and hugh
Ross ON The bnnk IN the crowd. TUX,
eIton. Captain Burt. graphically descrlnes,
the battle al Homestead aud drclarssg
he mon on The barge did no firing UNI
after Gfteen shots had come from INC
crowd on the shore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
CONFEDERATE LAND GER.
TlFICATER.

~, Tex, Feb. 3. lSpecial) There
fowng interest In house bill No,
pen IN its regular order will soon
IN Tor consideration In the house.
ell provides that all patents here
lssued by virtue of valid or legal
ffate veteran donation land GER
4 and the corresponding school
4 where the individual and school
A nave Been made on vacant I'M
grated aud unsuryeycd public do
Pc validated and be hcnceforth as
|ll valid as IL the individual and
surveys had been made contingu-
4 adjacent, provided the effect Of
ahhll extend only TO the manner
4lns tle locations by virtue of the
tates' The bill intends 10 make
Pa,ehls and surveys of such lo-
gliE as would be- invalid because
4 ,AnGlles were not located in nl-
4 y Aulatent sections as required by
uu VIII not have the effect 10
ee the claims Of prior locations
olLer valid certificates, grants OF
pnon claims.
recent discussion of the supreme
ileia t2i TO the lands in question
n.y. ulll AN interest that grows az
'es'es on It's course in the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
THN BRAZOS COMMITTEE.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 3.-tSpccial.) -
Mayor &. c. McCulloch, John H. U0r-
risop, Richard Harrison, w. l.. Pnthcr
aud Colonel Simms of Waco arrived to-
day and are among the legislative spec
Tutors, together with Colonel l'ntau of
Dallas. The have the navigation" nf-
fairs Of the Bruzos in hand aud are using
every effort TO put the proposed bin on
the subject into the most favorable
SHINE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK AssocIA
TION

Omaha. Neb. Feb 3-At q meeting
of the National Livestock association to-
day the election Of officers resulted:
President, w. H. Thompson Jr. Of
Chicago; secretary q NJ Baker Of Chi
vice-presdents. j. H. StOller of
Omaha. ~ j. Boderick 81 81. Louis.
George H. Wright Of Peoria, a. j..
Simons Of Situx City
a resolution Rsklng that government
inspectors be appointed under the civil
service rule, was unanimously adopted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
T,EGTSLATOR NO WED.

Austin. Tex, Feb. 3. Special. Hon.
II. ID. Rowell of Marion county leaves to-
morrow for jefferson, whore he Is 10 wed
Miss Fannie. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. H. Brooks, EeXt wednesday: Mr.
Howell Is one Of the youngest Legislators
i'm the house and one of the most popular
lie was also recently elected colonel OF
the Fifth regiment r. v. g., and the
earnest good wishes Of both legislative
and military friends follow him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
BUSINESS EXCURSION.

sun Antonio. Tex. Feb g. Specially
The excursion of the Eastern manufac-
turcrs cu route ~ Mexico for the pur-
pose uf observing how they can iucrease
American trade in that country passed
through here today. Tho cxoursionists
VIII sail from Vera Cruz on steamer
GA their return 10 New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

when the person assaulted Is under y
ycnrs Of age
by Mr. Curry Transferring b the gen
eral fund certain small amounts IN the
treasury TO the credit Of other accounts
BY Mr. Smith of Smith Amending the
law ms 10 tlre of serving citations.
BY Mr. Fnuhion--lrphihung the slaugh.
ter of animals within half 4 mile of
any state asylum or institute OF learning.
BY Mr. Townsend Restoring iurisdic
ton IN Angelina county.
BY Mr. Martin Fixing 4 penalty for
betting on elections of from ten 70 sixty
days Ia jail ia addition 90 the hne al
ready provided. or boy imprisonment with
out fine
BY Mr. Bnrhee of Wharton Amending
the road law 10 ms 10 requiW five IN.
stead Of three days notice TO work on
public roads
by Mr. Henderson Of Lamar Amend.
ing the law AZ 10 administration under
wills
by Mr.. Rowen- Requiring railroads Ia
keep a record of all stock klllcd by them
by Mr. Rogm Providing for furnish.
ing members of the legislature with
thirty copies each OF daily papers 10 he
furnished under bids at not over cents
a cory.
BY Mr. Breeding Joint resolution
amending Section IL of Article ] Of the
] .NAt'ANANA ~ w. w NNt't"N NNAtA' -
whipping
By Mr. Dashiell-A bin tn incorporat,
/ The Texas Academy OF Science az Austin
I The academy Is to make scientific in
! Investigations for the state departments
/ and the proceedings are 70 be- published
| by the state at an expense of not Over
/ $500
/ BY Mr.. Lloyd Providing for payment
| 10y the state of property injured or de
\ stroyed by pcnitontiary convicts
! BY Mr. Wynn Requiring new counties
] Co pay q proportionntc share Of the eN
! pcusc of the counties from which the,
are created.
by MIR. Graham Amending the Law
so that an officer having defendant A
custody shall not be used as witness
to prove confessions of the prisoner mad,
| when iu custody.
BY MIR Fluck-Amcnding notices q
/ plcudiugs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
A cAprA1Ns CnARnE-

Washington. Feb o. Captain j. NJ.
Lee, of The United States army In CONE
mmicutipn laid before the scnnto today
by Scuutur Voorhees, charges thnl the
Cheyenne and Aupuhoo Indians have
torucya. aud that evidence of that luu
has brcn suppressed by the Indian bu-
rpuu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
w.,er Out of Stocks and
gonds Discussed
l. RAILROAD LAWYER
N. r,mniiiee He Says The Bill Is
Y, a.s,,.,iulional in Several Points.
o..,,,.s II Is All Rishi-eovsrnoI
|. ,.ooInimsuis Confirmed by tho
~. ~ Executive Session Ssna'
!, sva,ns Coming Home.

r. Feb 3.-(Special) The
nm nuds and land Qihce mas
ile W. ,5li before il which VIII be
enap interest by the house when
n .E,li.a,;on h Is undergoing m the
slletuuy concluded. The bill IS
nli ,..ti.s and proposes 10 appro.
4 ,6spose Of the public ANUS vi
W beratoforr reserved by an ~,
i ui approval July IA, lSiy
les'ii e,eyry act approved Murch
wi continued To be reserved
y, a..nnv 9 act approved Jan. =,
VIZ " .nnropriatc aud dispose OF
4 w Y. lspds illegally held or claimed
,rafious or individuals ullts 10
~ state have been or may De
a gs'| of iSig aiid the public lands
.r. wore reserved and the pro
w nupruprintcd equally 10 the
ef ne public debt ANA NE
.s,ce of the public schools. me
IISSS suspended the same nnd. the
. t..js ,mouuting to AbOO,OVU
D ~, continued To be- reserved until
4 isnrp should otherwise provide.
N now pending provides TINT the
question. which have been on
ias,Sfler be recovered from their
nnssessor be- set aside, not
h1n t5OWW acrrs 10 build a gov.
ransion. furnish the same aud
Il M grounds. and the remainder
I, aside In equal undivided parts
university and It's branches and
M free schools. -.
M proyides that the lands he of.
n mn under the provisions OF the
4 nrt In 60 acre trncts at the
prcc OF $500 per acre. Pur.
i I'M be- required to make appli.
N writing 10 the commissioners OF
4 aepl land office describing Lanai
Drrhascd. accompanying npplica'
n ont-thftpcuth of the price, Will
sear. al 5 per cent interest TO pay
.ance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
RAILROAD STOCKS AND RONDs

Austin, Tex. Feb. 8.-tSpeciull-
An interesting meeting Of the house com.
mttec ON arual improvements was
held this n m, with the bin intro
duccd b. g. Oo1,, of Fanuin FOR the
issuance w. IN. oks and bonds
before H. HsE W,
ci5 At' address,, =. z, H%os n and sdn Pa
ton 10 the bill, VIA TD .sidcred NOR
ally right but iu view listing circum-
stances he pronounce, ii all wrong
Nearly an of the existing bonds of the
Texas roads mature I'M the early part of
the next century. aud cannot bp affected
10y present legislation. He declared that
the era Of railroad building IN Texas Is
practically q thing Of the past for the
present. The talk of wutered stocks and
bonds, he declared To- be- exaggerated.
He opposed he said. the construction of
roads FOR speculation. and believed they
should only be allowed 10 be built and
Doubled for Legitimate purposes. As 20
preventing wrongs In the future. the
pending bill could result in no good. now
and would simply injure the state abroad
and the bill could accomplish no good
In the present form. He held 10 10 be-
unconstitutional IN several points la
the second section he held its uucousti-
tutiOuality to be specially evident. Gee.
ton . destroying the obligation of the
roDd for Indebtedness beyond the umouIf
for which the road is sold and other
points were attacked I'M detail. No action
was taken on the bill by the committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
I1NrsrnCk RILL

Austin. Tex, Feb (Special)-T
Hawkins livestock sanitary commission
lin has been reported favornbly with the
amendment pr, viding for three commits
siOners and an appropriation Of S2OOOO.
II also provides that these commissioners
shall be- from different sections of the
state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
his WANTS A FAIR WHRL.

Tex. Fob. 3.-lSpvcial0-'rhe
re time since introduced by Mr.
Id McIcnuan. proposing TO create
Ntyiou1h judicial district out of
Inn county. has been returned TO
N from the committee ON iudic-
ricts with a substitute which
No bring iu the committee under
Stances NJ considerable interest
re,ent Nineteenth district Is COM
h McLennun and Falls counties.
imposed. III enacted into a law,
IN nle 10 Mclcnuuu another judge
csimcnt leaving Fails still In the
Il the tail 90 the kite.
DE natter came mp before the
"a rs discussion was entered into
lnr0uly. MIR. Moore uf Milan
4 substitute by which the old
K nih district should be- changed so
embrace only McLcunan county.
Dr. Proposed Fifty-fOurth should
posed Of Falls aud Mcl.pnnan,
reasons inpelling this substitute
byious. The original bill left to
DO chance for the iudgCship. The
'1ie put Falls iu the field, and Ia
rls Of Davis of Falls. gave her
sh0w with Mclennan at the first
flt Of the box
sseniOtiyc Rogers made a yigor'
Do for the bin. and his efforts were
ideally seconded 10y Captain j, A.
and Mr. u, /. Holm Of Martin
Substitute was advocated 10y
Sentative Moore, while Mr. II. IL.
y Marlin supported his position
Davis came 10 the front with his
Dmed vim.
contest was a warm one and the
ies Of the substitute feel an un'
degree Of satisfaction In the re-.
\ hch gave them success. and will
their substitute before the house
lbt approval Of the committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

order. end held Mr.. llotch's motion the
proper ONES The previous question was
orlrcd. yeas i0l. nays -, AND the bin
was referred To the committee ON agri'
culture without division.
The deficiency appropriation hill was
passed and the Indian appropriation bill
was reported
The house then paid a tribute 60 the
memory " the late Republican represen
tauvc, Mr. Craig of Fennsylyalaa.
Adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
HAWAIIAN coMNIIssIoNNns.

Washington. Feb. 3.--The commission
ers of the provisional government OF
Hawaii charged with the duty of repre-
scnting the government OF the United
States in the proposition Of nnnexing the
island to this country, reached Washing
ton this afternoon They were met 0t
the station 10y DR. Mott Smith, who had
previously received 10y mail the commits
sion OF President nolcu Of the provis-
iunal government appointing him the
representative Of Hawaii at Washington
under the new regime, The gentlemen
went at once To a hotel where they pass
cd the evening
The hour of their arrival was too late
in the day for thcm to meet any Of the
otici ls of this government. and the ar.
Judgements for their reception did not
include AN Interview with any of thru
before tomorrow morning. The commits.
siouers received number of representa-
uves of The press and talked freely of
their crrdnd They brought with them
copies of Hawaiian papcrs of Wcducs-
day, Jan Is. which contained full ac
counts of The proceedings iu connection
with the revolution the particulars of
which have been made public
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
Ar TI5RRl1LI

Terrell. Tex, Feb. 2, Especial 1.-The
weather has been yery cold all day, the
frost remalning until p. a., when the
weather moderated sushclenuy for q Light,
cold rain The lrass and shruba nre GOV
cred With ioe,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
Captain d A. KINNIN-

Denton TcN. Feb g. Especially Cap.
tain j A kmnin, q prominent citizen Of
this city, N-supcrlutendrut of the county
poor farm, und for tive years suporiu-
trndout of the county poor of Dallas,
died last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

Austin. Tex. Feb 3tSpccial)-
The supeIinteudent of the Confederate
homo reports that Institution full and no
room for further applicants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
IN THE PANHANDLE.

Vernon, Tex, Feb. (SpedaI.) -'I'his
section WAS visited by cold wave yester.
day morning, and the temperature tell
10 10 above zero. II stu continues cold,
aud Is now showing ID " good for the
wheat, bul viii XIII Oh old and weak
cattle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
COTTON FtRI5

Commerce. Tea. Fob g. Especially
Fire destroyed thirty bales of cotton on
the platform nt this place this morning nt
II. Origin of the lire unknown. Insured
under the rnilrund companies policies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
BUSINESS
FAILURES. Ero.
SOLD HIS STOCK.

Decatur, Tex. Feb 3. Especially -!Dr.
A. II. Conlcy has sold his large
stock of dry goods to i. w Hatcher X
Son of this city, who will continue the
business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

Chicago, Ill.,. Feb . While the FAM
lily 0l Adolphus Bergman was at supper
tonight q lamp exploded Mrs Berg
man and one child wcru burned to death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
r. NJ BRADDOCK.

Rice Navarro County Tex. Feb. ..
lSpooinll Mr. y u Hraddock died this
morning nt O'Clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
CAPITAL NoTEs

~ Tex. Feb. 3.-CSpeciolN-W
4 gent sergeant.nt.nrms If The
I'M sone 10 ltaines county. carry
"A 4 i, nul the ballot boxes which have
IMPORTANT figure IN the contest
Il NH, ~,aIh vs.. earn, just disposed of
llg Democrat N "'S ~ ''e
y a Lindsay, the blonde vounr
t,ri l whose able efforts In tho lnst
H Drought Smith countv IN
ny 20 the front. was noticed i'm
si Today. lie is armed IN no
b. 6iNsent facts aud logical de-
'5ne ~ 'vMlhg why Tyler should
patton o ,He courts Of civil appeals.
~ In ~ which is under sucb gooj
b M uelofe the Legislature
tn'iil' ~ the legislature relntive IN
Il nv = az Paris Tuesday ms rnn
h two isAas legislator has been he.
Iams ,.i nies on the matter. The
adr ,e.Ang the story were re.d In
n ,N.iails Il was horrible ana
la'.'s;Il,l Ielt their flesh crecn Tbo
uw.oli5,.t Is a lawmal,er ana he
of b mug citizen, but he h pos
Ne ns "uilh nature aud human
sho Iss 'eine as other mon. Ma
abopt ~ lelt the Pressure of babV
N c' ny neck, OF baby kisses ~
Nh ~. mink Of the fate ~ hot
~ Nv nnd Il IN his heart In con'
fr,fteer Tor his active agency
" her ,eu Punishment he metad
g1pwsse1' iiian murderer. All Who
lawIes.se themselves here CON,
ye no,lie and mob-vi0lence. vel
Is N M put sympathy for IN,
lelirosar, murdered Innocent
~ wi,as re j. n. Browning OF
ost BONNIE w yet He Is one oI
le M .,Af visitors IN the capitol
Is 3 70 axe TO grind ne sui wi
gee a court 81 'D civil n appeal B ssi'