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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

Austin, Tex, March % Especial ~
The house met with Speaker Cochran In
the chair aud quorum present
Prayer by Chaplain Pennington.
The house resumed the business pend
INF from Adjournment, the Breeding road
bill with amendment changing the rate
Of interest on the bonds from TO
q per cent.
Mr Brocding author Of tho bin, made
a strong speech IN favor of his pet menq-
ure Ito argued that good roads were
one Of the spcrcia Of prosperity and sue.
cess 10 the people ~ all The counties.
in some Of tie states having hnp turn.
pik0s there were penalties for eyndiug
toe toll gates. Wo want 20 such cons
dition in Tpaas. but freedom Of action
~ well as speech II iB true, he snid,
that ~ this hill becomes d law. the levy
must be- made from year 10 year 10 pay
Che sinking fund aud interest bat as for
that many NJ not most ~ the counties
are already lcgyinF thc usual tax hide.
pendent or the addition allowed by ihe
consutntinn, and ~ many ~ sou know
the fund is too often diverted from Tie
roads and bridges and the commissioners
are credited With economical nduilniaf
trntiOn 0f tho finances nf their countless
when Is u only accomplished by such III.
version. The tax instead Of being bHr-
dcn, VIII mprr than coppmhnfe The pub
Ne for The bOnds ~ saving The people
improved transportation expenses Of
travel aud hauling their cofioii and
other urOduQrfH over bad roads ~ get
90 market or 10 the railroads. aud from
eAceaaive wear aud tear " vehicles aud
breaking down Of wagons with but half
loads up0nf them. Think too, NJ the
greatly Improved value 81 the property ~
affcctsh all,uiong lae lines u good fonds
Ia comparison With which the matter
n The bonds was iriillng He attributed
lha gnhanced value ~ he school lands
in many places 10 the eject ~ good
roads facilitating transportation from
them 10 The market Even the price ~
wood WAS affected Ny good roads ~
was no aniall Item a. some egid@rh
" tle extent 90 which, good roads were
appreciated 10 other states, hr cited the
fam HAT the question WAS being npiinfe
ed ~ Pennsylvania VI ihe states inYfHf-
ing SD.O0VWN % provide good Ipuds lD
that state.
Nr Moody opposed ne bill and Nf
Davis spoke 10 favor ~ iae bil
M SiaFdcu argued NAT TIC foHd ques
ton was one ~ the pfeHAbR lsaupa with
fae people, because II WAS one which A.
materially affected tine public good. l.'e
Nll was MOI for d special, bnf FOR ihp
general Weifafe ~ lhe eOnuify lHNplf
70 sei b Marka end f0r fheae 81 sn
eiir t. seN royds ~ ile tolNlfE. ~ iNf
difference. ihe roads apuld be tseg Isl
BY thf cquafrY people ID going and CON.
ha. and Nlpd foadt we're fMetu1r ~
nl0st iB fhair ifffsNn Az fa Nflr
couuff lhe people ,4efe NaDiel r9oi
roads and Yfal1e9 thAi 81 order - get
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

Austin. Tex, March ~ tspeelal TAT 4
the Mystic Shrine held tonight on motion
81 Noble charles y Morse the lufpdicilon
IN Ben iiur Ihmrle Was unaulmOualY nt-
Aatfd 10 be ond feURln the nalRf AZ that
Krnnted 20 N0biea Morse and WildOebn W
iiaiia ycmpio when consent Was given Tor
a HlfpenaAflnn f9f Nen ifur iNmpie. ihl4
~ ~ imnfinAfy llna dfawu FROM iuimedi-
aioiy eDnth ~ ne Wfy ~ ~ Paa0. fUnniu9
east Immediately south ~ the city ~ Nnro
io The lifarOg river. then Down aaid RVS
lcu
I'ha invitations II Hclla temple % meet
with ihotl M mo dlF ~ Galveston a
Arru Ma also uhhniinously ncceplad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
ArrERNnnN srssIoN.

Tho scnotc met at 3 y, M The consid.
Grafton of the general appropriation bin
was resumed.
senator lmbodcn offered ON amendmcnt
to appropriate SJ0OQ 20 ,mlafgo tho
moss hall az Praire View Normal school
adopted
senator Simpson offered on amendment
60 appropriate SiOODO Tor nn artctian
well nc the Prairie View Normal school
Senator DouglnA offered 49, sub.
stimto that 5000 be appropriated for
a well and wlnd.miil adopted
senator Steele offered an amendment
to cut down the salary Of chief clerl, Of
the superintendent of education from
$3.50 60 5000 per nunum Hc know Of
no law that authorised Che employment
Of more than one clerk in the odupatonn
Department. adopted BY the following vote
Yeas Senators Amrw. Alice, Bnrru,
Browning Dean, Dickson, Douglas, Law
hon, Mckinney, Sinpgon, steele, Woods
aud Noakum. total, l3 Nays Senators
Crowley, Greer. lmboden, Jester Mc
Comb, Presslor. Shelburnc, Smith,
Swnyne, Tips, total, 30
Senator Simpson amended 90 ns 80
strike out the appropriations for assistant
general clerk blank clerk. statistical
clerk aud assistant CLERK, stcnoaraphlc
clerk aud index clerk
On motionfof Senator Smith the further
confederation of this subject wis post
pon4d until after the hill had been CON
sdorod throughout
Senator lipboden offered an pmcpdmpnt
10 appropriate $4,000 10 build lnuu.
dry Ice plant and electric light plant nt
the agricultural und mechanical college
adopted
Senator Yonhum amended 90 ns 10
appropriate SibOO per nnnum for salary
of engineer Of electric light plant adopt
pd. lie also ttuunGpd so ne 90 apprOulif
nto $500 pen annum for salary Of man.
ager OF Ice pldut. lost
The bmqndemcnt rpprqprlaung $500
salary for engineer ~ electric light plant
was rcconsidcred and then LOST,
Adjourned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
KNOWN sHnr

Denison, Tex, March -. Especially y
Norris Noel. who Is mentioned IN this
afternoons Associated Press dispatches
as having shot a woman OF whom hc
was ennmored. and then himself az
Hannibal, Mo, formerly lived here, as the
dispatch states, about year aud a hnlf
ago. He worked In the MissiuoH. Kansas
and Texas shops. He lived with his wife
aud one child az 500 South Burnett
avenue. II Is impossible 20 learn any
thing about them further than that some
six or eight months ago his wife sepn-
rated from him. taking the child With
hor. Her present whereabouts are uft
known. as were his until this afternoons
dispatch
A shooting Rcrnpe occurred this morn
ing about Z O'Clock, some three nlilps
east Of here. Nose Henderson, c0lored,
shot Monroe WalkcT also colored The
weapon used was "A shot gun, which was
loaded with bird shot The charge EN-
tered over the heart and the wound is
serious. Henderson surrendered 60 the
officers. He stated 20 your reporter that
Walker came 10 his house and QuArreled
over a trivial matter. when Wakes
struck him over the head, inilicting a
Sc alpwOund. Soon after Walker made
n motion as If TO draw a gun, aud he
shot him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
ArrnRNnnN snasfnN.

IN The afternoon session the houae en-.
CROSSED IT, lolut resolution 10 amend ih0
Constitution 40 that the university funds
unn he invested III The Hnine securities
nA are the free school fund.
ll0uNe resolutions one by Mr.. Onion
amending section . Of article 3 " the
constitution iiylng the tinn for meetings
of The legislature, and the other by Mr.
Pickett 10 amend section ~ Of The anine
article fixing The compensation 0f nom
bera, were considered together
Mr. Yields offered substitute proyid,
Ing Tor hionuial sessions aud pny Of meme
beN ut SO day for tho ntNt ninety days
Ot each session md after Tint time not
exceeding 81 duy for the remainder Of
the session With stated mileage.
Mr. pichetts resolution provides for
biennial sessions ~ 100 days each and
- pr DAY for pay Of membors with
Mr Onion's resolution provides the iee.
ielnilfe shan meet nnnuAllY AT such limos
hs may be- provided by Law and az 0thar
times may BE- convened by tho governor
provided that such anhuu sessions ahnl
% limited 70 SIXTY lgys and al bills
ana ftaolnuyns fnyorutly reported and
rfmAluinR undiNpuard 81 nf the end ~
Tie session, az which they were favor.
ably reported shall have their places 0n
fhr CALENDAR az The next session iili an.
ally diapOged ~ The whole natter was
nnnlly referrcd 10 q special c0mfuittoo
hrsslg Morrison. Pickett. Sheriff., ouion
and Flelda.
Dir Welnert Rained consideration OF
hia resolution 10 amend me conHlitu.
ton 80 that county eommlaslOnora slaiI
b. elected BY the entire vote ~ no com.
tfi one COMMISSIONER from each dlstIgff
After discussion ~ lhH proposed nmend.
nirnia. n which Alessrs Wenert. lt0Qnp,
Cooke. Alaiap ana Murfol took parf.
ihe resolution went oyer as ponding bual-
ness
foefE in the butchers bond hil ranneA
W al omission. apd Mr. Mel.emOfe
ldl restoring certain jurisdiction ln Aau
Particle county
Adjourned ull O'Clock Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
IN GREER
Ceiling Ready Tor work-A Tesas Oibcsf
Gets Back a United Siaies
Official.

Maneum. Tex. March u l0peeial.l
mo sf,,ekuen az Greer aud Other fonu-
~ rnet at Maneum this evening" y
tfbeg - tke lTih 81 April q hfgih art
at,il meet az Judge nrly's PLACES %
wsnderers creek 81 Hardcnan county,
DlDufr Uhifed States marsbals hNye
tsep ia tbs habit u afreeiipg nli+
gtne ~ Greer county ior hd4uR M"9l
IN ~ ne indian nation, tNd today 81
III qgtia sbprif 81 this c0Rnty arrested
fIaorify United Sixties Marshal
prefrr 81 coinpaiut made ~ one 81 liz
n4rtis. who had oee0 arFfsted by inm
trd earri0d t0 Foot Reno, charging
pr,ier with kidnaApe lie waived ~.
Elimination and gave bond p ilf sum II
$500 f0r hls appearances beiofs our grad
lugy j. April
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
1 NEWS CONDENSED.

,.es Rock. Ark. the Democratic
.sntrd committee selected June -
I. d.te for holding the state cOpven-
a.,.chment Of HAytian revolutionists
-.,.sed from San Domingo and In
|, usvd. Maginat fears this unRuthor.
',yv,sion may seriously interfere with
Iians.
wisconsin Legislature has adopted a
.rid 10 congress asking submission
amendment to the federal constitu.
,,svldlug FOR the election Of United
senator's BY popular vote.
Itallans, Antonio Ionic and Louis
no maddened by drink and Jealousy,
N ! duel with knives on the streets
hapsburg last night Both were so
injured neither win recover.
pn,on, Mass, the annual meeting Of
4, nerican Bell Telephone company was
Yesterday, The old directors and
we're reelected and It was voted
ereass the capital stock to $4,000
strlks OF the Monongahela valley
4 practically ended, and before the
N the week Il Is probable ali OF the
4 ia men win be back az work. Fully
strikers returned to the mines yes.
Danvilie, KY. Dick Crowder shot
Instantly killed James Member and
aed John Harp 80 badly no died IN
hours. An the paties were moon
q who had been conducting a stil
n Gulch.
II Hawley, king Of green goods swind-
and represented 10 be nephew OF
states Senator Hawlcy IS under
A. Chicago. Postal inspectors think
have Evidence enough against Hawley
he conviction sure.
d announced that vice.President
q the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
has rendered his resignation and has
euccceded by u, j.. Underwood,
\ manager OF the Minneapolis, 81.
and sault ste Main railway.
Bank OF Commerce OF Nashville,
made an assignment yesterday to
r. rellyitt, assignee. This action
prodpitated by the general appre-
n Of run on the bank. which the
Of the bank believed would DO
Deposits are not large aggregat.
biz about $4,000, OF which $4,000
mail deposits, ranging from IS up
IN the savings department
En. Charles Glidden and wife OF To-
Mass. Ex-Governor James A. Wes-
lnd daughter Of Manchester, ~ H.,
Gordon OF Boston, and Mayor Fran
Bett OF Lowell, Mass, are at Gal
boxing into the condition OF the
western Telephone and Telegraph
ny With q view TO ITS bettermont
ldden IS the treasurer OF the com.
N and the other gentlemen are dlrec-
count OF Paris has sent circular
20 the monarchlstic committees
srout France. In Il he says substan-
"the present movement Is most
y; the chamber has lost credit
bout the country; the government
y courage to act against the Social
f Il IS pow~less at home and devoid
|lA0iAy abroad. The time has colpe Tor
hi minded men 70 unite IN a supreme
I % restore the honor Of France"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
CnINI1NAL cAsns

Dallas, Tex, March (Specinl)-
Judge Burke rec0uycned court at 2
o'clock this morning The attorneys for
Irving c. Baudle. the slayer Of Il. N.
Randall announced ready for trial, The
work OF selecting jury begun. When
court adjourned this evening, three ju.
rors had been secured, and it will be
tomorrow night before twelve have been
obtained.
The jury holding IN It's hands the fate
Of John A. Gardner has been out since
Saturday. Eleven are for conviction
with the death penalty and one for ac-
quittal. Judge Burke promises to keep
the jury behind closed doors the balance
Of die week nnless they aRree soonCr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

NhHriefs wcfe nlei t0dag fof fha iAfile,
ifld Combined feeder ahl kueilou flftator
olnpauy ~ ftilltuofp. capital stock 800.
oN 'ih0 directors are. ifUtenDrrf n
ltsrnbaom, q q. iA1leilel4 hni y ~
Irnneff
flr grfmAn EfanFeli8l Hflhei church 81
fenlplN capital STOCK 4H 90 Trustees
chAiiiaa SriA Heaty nifbt0r fgni1
4aal gni hsgnH datAtp q lfgl'ienis af
lHlil naHNff
ihe iHleHmrpi safihgf company ~
fNA ii tt ffiNiiNfH owen N01I and
4. eFi'H No SAB 4lnWt4t 81 ui0y W
4ener,9 500 aalsilN ~ ffua
iFnfih aeiisl Hfrt sHuD dlrtflofs
~ Htn Nnneas llft 81 X lloAal ~
ialpntir " iipHHf pn1 'tiaAf
lal lNIsn NIllAm " 1e1 worm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
nnOM mAMnIInn-

Washington, March - The traaury
department ~ advised that 400 ilnmls
ed Hintos Acting Secretary Spnlding to-
day photographed the collector ~ ouatomr
az points which thcy are likely 10 entea
the United States 70 keep clusc watch on
The Immigrants, and see that the treasury
quarantine regulations are strictly cnfore
cd This N the first arrival Of imni'
grants from Hamburg by way OF CAM,
ada, alucc tlc suspension of inlnigras
tion hat January.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
YnIfNn AesAssINs

Kountze. Tex March % Especial -
Tobe and Roy Jordan, cousins, and re
spectively aged l5 and a. are IN jail
here. aud have confessed that last Sat.
urday night they went 10 the house Of
Sarsen Gucrdrcy. Guerdrcy wac sur
prised by the young men being masked;
They asked for something to eat, and
when he started 20 get Ii for them he
was shot from behind twice He called
for his wife aud asked for his gun, The
lads then Ned aud were captured by the
sheriff Of Liberty county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

i. W. Morley foreman Of the round
house, leaves tonight Tor New oflsAps'
~ return with his wife who has been
visiting in that city.
Cards are ont announcing the iuNf
riage of ". H. s. Powell 90 Miss Nellie
L. ATeGee. nj S O'Clock Thursday, April
&. Both arc 0f this city.
j. Lake q Co.. who lost The greater
norton I'D thoir stock M the recent IRE,
are moving today % tLeir new stand on
Austin street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

William ~ Curtis n in charge Of tbs
Spaniah.Amercnn exhibit at tho Woid'f
fair iln renchrd Washington this morn
ing FROM Norfolk, having IN custody thg
Columbus papers lonned by The SpanieA
The papers are about fifty IA number,
aud comprise the original Documents
relating 10 COlnmbns voyage 81 dlg
c0yory, his report 10 Ferdinand and ~
nAhnllA. md hIa WIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
AnNrRsn IN MANrnI.

Washington, March ~ Senator vance
chairman % the committee on privileges
and election In behalf Of the minority
today submitted report on the cnee
of Leo Mnntel hudiug he n not entitled
Co take bis scat % senator from Mon-
tann The rOport ~ Signed by Mcasra.
Nancc. Gray. Palmer and Mitchell rha
question presented, according 20 the NIB
nOniy report ~, could thc goVcr-
nor 81 The stute appoint nscnHtor ~
the beginning Of new term, the ieEla-
lnturc being In session, and refusing or
failing 10 oect The report quotes tho
constitutional provision aud the act OF
1850 relative to the election aud np.
pOintmont OF senators and then eontcudt
The original tcrins Of senators must be-
giu hy hclug chosen by tho legislature.
"a there are but two ways OF conHtitu-
ting senators, thcru are obviously but twd
ways of cronuug vacancies, ONE, the pri-
mary way, 10y che expiration Of the con-
aututIunnl term for which Che Honhiuu
was elected the other an accidental un-
furesouu, Or unexpected happening of som
casualty 90 on upon the Incumbent, such
aa death before the iorm " ended, rehiE-
nation. expulsion, disqualification, or amy
other oauuo that should take him OUT ot
tlir Office 10 which he was elected.
The report nilirmH as uncontras
dicted the proposition that whcr
the governor has exercised his pow.
az Of appointment until the muet'
ing of the legislature aud thar
tho legislature has failed 10 an The va
Cpucy, the governor cnnnOt ugain uNcr
else tho appointing power II NJ said i
tho stats upgloeia Or refuses 70 avail itself
Of that right there ia NO obligation un the
para 0i tlo Hcnntc % force on compel by
Forced construction or by amy meant
90 insure perpetual representation, we
can noithur compel q Legislature tO elect
nor governor iO npOpint Ia govern
meni based unon the consent OF the gov
vunud something MUST be necessarily
lpn TO- the patriotism ana common sruss
Of those TO whom government ~ intruAt
3D."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

today resolutions 10 proceed to the cleo.
tion of u secretary, HcfKNutptarma and
chaplain Of the senate who shall not take
oihcr until the 10th OF june next and
nominating for these offices respectively
William r. Coz OF North Cnrolna, llich
ard J Bright OF Indiana, and Rev. WI
liam a. Nlilhurn were offered by MIR
German aud laid over until tomorrow.
the committee on privileges and elecuont
90 Investigate an allegations Of crimlnm
emhofglrment mnde against sgnntDf
Roach Of North Dakota aud report u
tho senate in rotation thereto.
After short executive acsslon, the
senate adjourned until tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
GAINESVILLE
|ng al Muensler-Mrs. Campbell Gels
Her Baby-An ElOpemeni.

nesyille, Tex, March 2S.-(Speeial)
rs reached here only today Of y
and exciting shooting ARRAY last
N afternoon az Muenster the Ger
colony In this county. The princi.
lelgeents were John Childers, Jry
lande Philips on one side and Con
Frank Hess ON the other Lator,
PER- Mr. Hess was strengthened boy
volunteers. From the very menger
patton that can be gathered here,
pms Childers and his companion.
lmbi9ing freely, went out IN the
and became SO boisterous that
|able Hess felt called on to preserve
peace, Scarcely had he made his
|iance when bullets began to fly
|folyers We're cmptied twice, after
Shilders and his companions ran
|er horses and fed. AS yet they
|not been arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
TIIU IADTTg

The ladies of Marshall are patriotic
10 degree that h refreshing. Com
mitteas are ont soliciting donations 90 the
Worlds fair fund, and report success
from an points. They are anxious about
the Texas building. and are determined
10 have Marshall head the list when the
roll Of honor Is called.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
MARSHALL.
A Controversy Over sprlluallSm--The Ladies'
al Work. Homo Talent Social
and Personal.

Marshall. March % (Special)
DR. W. B. Fnrr, pastor Of the Cumbcr-
land Presbyterian church. has taken the
Evening Messenger 10 task on account
Of editorial comment published in conucc.
tion with d sermon delivered by him on
Sunday last Both sides strike some
pretty hard blows, and have aroused
considerable Interest.
The controversy grows out OF recent
spiritualstic meetings, which were de-
nounced by DIR. Farr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
TRINITY RIVER NAVIGATION.

wns then ordered cngrossed by vote Of
20 too
AZ ~ o'clock the senate went into OK
ecutlve session on the governors appoint
mouts sent In Monday. The appoint
monts were confirmed. aud whom the
doors were reopencd She senate adjourned
until D. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
tIOArD TAInNT.

The company, Of home talent, who viii
rrodtce "Pnaf0re." soon has been or.
ganized and are releasing twice each
week The cast includes Mayor Adalr
In leads and several members Of Che
Dailv Press as support ulns msurnE ihe
best possible results by tue combination
of press and public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
nON. Raw p. MOTION.

Washington. March ~ Yiro Pres-
ident Morton has finally severed hla
ohiclal connection with the Eoyernment.
Ills last official act was performed To-
day, bulng the signing 0f warrant for
SGB7O bmng the balaneo due him for
The Irst four days 81 March, Ii,is nft-
tied iiA account with tho government.
YiYD.p rrHldeut Stevenson, on the other
baud, han just begun 20 draw his sal
my ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

Graham. Tex. March ~ special ~
The commissioner oopft " touna
county today decided 60 rvcdre bids ou
nnOthof bridge aeroks tlie Braces ii4e1
and lc 4rfogs the Clear Fork
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

BENJAMIN. Tex, March % Especially
A local option election was held here
gafuriay. 18th inst, and the vote was
"dryH by q large majority
arrange he time aud order Of spring
work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
FoHTY.stvsN OFF YESTERDAY
Tho Minority Of the Elections COMMITTEES
Reports Against MaoloL
The Governor Of Monlana HAD No Right %
Fn Tho Seat Vacant BY Non Eloolioa
BY me Legislature Ham
burgers comiap

Washington. March 2s Fourth A.
tlstnnt foalmAgter-t; General Maxwell has
appointed iorty-nlnr fourth class poet-
naucrs. aud OF this number thirty nine
wcre to ON vacancies occasioncd BY 10,
mOval 81 incumhents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
oN me uNIYERsIrY.

Nv Tex, March %, lSpeelal)--
.'plnttee on education held an "a
a session tonight and considered
x a, Cooper's memorial, making
AGAINST the management Of the
'e'.y Of Texas. The session was a
'ar aud the whole matter was re-
& subcommittee. composed Of
N. ehelburne, Tips and Boren,
prepare a report upon the fol-
'AHfges contained IN the memo
The unftness Of the board Of
n. The iucompetency Of the fac
The influence Of the Austin
inc inagnidcance Of the
q the faculty
spori Of the special committee
IN .ss9rEapve, and IL Is not thought
d '"aical changes will be recom-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
IERMAN sInnrnnrsrs.

~ March % Special --(ii-
enfy: q Wholesale grocery firm
y e has ies the contract for z
s s,.tehquse; work on il viii BE-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

Sarthen and Mise NJ. ID. Scar
We're married this afternoon,
'-us QbJecting parents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
CAMPBELL GOT HER BABY.

Campbell again has her baby
lnore or less famous baby, it viii
Lmenbered, was kidnapped about
ah ago by its father ana taken to
'pn, Mich. A motion that the child
Ien 70 is mother, pending suit for
n resulted in AMI order that the
A return Il to It's mother within q
AIRS. Campbell, fearing that Der
'lp would ignore the courts order
Fseape the penalty by leaving the
very quictly boarded the cars
le order and q ticket for Hudson.
.assoand followed twelve hours
ans, Campbell says the baby
tsen hidden by Campbclrs parents
ENlpauon of her visit. but ia some
\ she succeeded In getting il and
NdsOn Just as her hushnnd arrived
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
SETTTNG FIRE no A JAIIL

IVY United States Marshals Tuck
Lltue passed through town this
M With VIII Smith and John Cloer,
WIN attempting 90 fire the Unit
.les jail az Ardmore. The pris-
nefe awaiting trial for hog theft
,ley attempted 10 liberate thcm-
" IRE. As the crime with which
4 charged is punishable by death,
fFIe remandcd without bail