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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-12-22
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Mans fool and Cupid can prove 1t.
Galveston News.
Every dog has its time, especially
the watch h-dog. og.-Statesman.
Apropos of college colors, the favor
ite seems to be yeller. r.-Philadelphia
Record.
Football players might rightly be
classed as chronic kickers. Hartford
Journal.
''This is a still hunt" said the man
who was looking for moonshiners. -
Union County Standard.
1t is n trying ordeal to be drawn on
jury and quartered in fourth-rate
hotel.-Boston Transcript.
Sewing schools are not a bad idea.
Girls generally are not too much stuck
on the needle. Philadelphia Times.
A man is very much like razor, be-
cause you can't tell how sharp he can
be until he is completely strapped
Siftings.
Jillson says that the man who is hab'
itually non-committal has no business
on police court bench. Buffalo
Courier.
He "What do you think of crema-
ton? Do you believe in it? ?" She
"No; think it is burning shame.
Rochester Democrat.
This question every man must face
AS he looks his fiannels throughs
Must l purchase new stock,
Or can make these do?"
-Dansvile On. W Breeze.
There is a great deal of truth in the
saving that politics makes strange bed
fellows. Ballots of all parties lie to-
gether in the ballot box. Harrisburg
Patriot.
No marriage engagement should be
more than six months long; the most
ardent lover gets tired of living up to
his girls ideal any longer than that
Atchison Globe.
Mrs. Wickwire-"Just think" Mr.
Wickwire-"G Guess I'll have to. l
never get chance to do anything else
when yon have started IN to talk. -
indianapolis Journal.
Fin de Steele Young Ladies: Fond
Mother-''My daughters have received
loroughly practical education each
hem is capable of making work for
/ servants "-Fliegende Blatter.
le's delicate. shes tender, often times OF
frail physique,
She is dove-like, sheis gentle, she is mild and
she is meek,
She is modest and retiring, but somehow she
finds her way
Through the crowd to reach the counter on
Il bargain day.
New York Press.
''Sakes alive, said grandma, "what
will they think of next? Here's an
advertisement in the paper Watches
Reduced. L ain't got any watches
that's too big, but if they would re-
duce our big clock about one-half, I
think I'd like it better. "-Dansville
IN. Y Breeze.
''What is the matter with Dickie
Van Wibbles? / saw him in the gym
nasium just now going through the
most horrible facial contortions. p"
'"Oh, that's all right. Dickie is de-
veloping his facial muscles, SO as to
get good grip on his monocle. =
Washington Star
''See here" exclaimed the red
headed woman in wrath, ''lt you amt
out of this yard in ten minutes | de-
clare I'll run this umbrella down your
throat and open it. :" "There amt
bit o. use of that, mum, responded
Dismal Dawson; anybody that's as
drv inside as | am ain't t needin' no
umbrella in HIM. indianapolis Jour
nal
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-12-22
Tie Tree rs n COMPASS.

The points of the compass can be
told from trees by the following simple
observations: The side of the trees
on which the most of the moss is found
is the north. If the tree is exposed
to the sun the heaviest and longest
limbs will he on the south side,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-12-22

The New Hampshire Experiment
Farm finds that milk from the best
cows costs cents quart from their
poorest, A. cents, rs it costs just as
much to feed the smaller producer.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-12-22

II is estimated that an average OF
more than 2000 vessels and $1,000
lives are lost in the various seas and
oceans every year, the value of ships
and cargoes being roughly averaged
at 800. 900. 900.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-12-22
VOL. XII.

In the cholera plaques since lS4s
the death rate has been tolerably uni
form, about forty per cent. of the
cases terminating fatally.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-12-22
SALLY JACKSON'S GRIT.
A CHRISTMAS STORY.

DON'T like the
looks of the sky
this mornin' Mary,
observed old Corn
jackson to his
wife as he stood
in the back door
of his big log
farmhouse gazing
upward. GO Most
wish Sally hadn't
started to school /:
ef / ain t mistaken
we're due to hev a
first t-class blizzard.
I'm sorry them
Christmas exer-
cises want held a
day or two sooner.
Joe'll hev a fit
eff Sally's missin'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
A CLEAN SWEEP.
A Lille Army Of Car Robbers and Fence Keep
ers Caught al Paris

Paris, TX. ACard %. Especially -
The car robheries which have cost the
roads here $1,000 or $1,000, and resulted
Ia the killing Of Lee Stephenson last
night. were the basis Of nine arrests
today Two negro stores, one owned by
James Dawson, who " worth about
$4,000 and the other by Randolph Van
dyke and Anthony Gray. have been ulr
der close watch as fences for the eur
robbers Last night after Stephenson
was killed these people were quite busy
packing things away and this morning
theywere raided. AZ Dnwson's large
quantity Of dry goods, shoes, clothing,
hats, groceries, trunks and stationery
were foulal, much of Il IN original pack
ages. The goods were hidden IN the
loft. IN secret cellar and even a well
was jnmmed full Two houses belonging
20 Dawson and occupied By negro w0-
men. was also hiding places for goods.
AT Vandyke 4 Gray's a lot Of grocer
les, hardware and some furniture were
found. Some Of the hardware bore the
marks Of the Hicks.Bettes Hardware
company, and had been Ntolcu from
their store.
James Dawson. John Dawson. Candace
Dawson. Emma Dawson. Matte Gould,
Tennie Cook, r. Naadyke. A. Gray and
Henry Debro. Hicks-Bettes porter, are
under arrest Other developments are
expected.
The railroads are happy and feel they
will not have 10 pay tolls any longer
10 Jiese ffeeboOters, Jnmes Eya1I,
chief detective Of the Santa Fe, Marshal
Shanklin and Sheriff Hammond have
made clean sweep.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

The return engagement 81 the Mexican
Typical Orchestra for nf1t "wednesday
evening should noi be forgotten by fhe
peomc " Fort Worth i0w people yui-
sde 81 the iafgc cities VII haye 90 ~
p0urnify VI hearing THIS spleQdld uIgaid.
zafion and Fort worth people should
show fhey appreciate DE iart
Mararef GfeeaNan has undertaken ~
guarantee good business fOf ihe Meat
can IJl4eai OrheafA 90 ~ return en-
ltt1eidfat neat "Wednesday afternoon
ard evening 1he nude iofiUg people
n Fort Worth HhQun nDf miss fiis o.
Doruhiiy ~ sgaia hearing this ins or
Fauixatian
INC Me1ican Typical Orchesim wlii
rtfntu b Fort Worth under a heavy
ruafai.iae from Manager ar2tpwEil usrt
Weinfsaay afternoon nUd evening. TIE
h41st hoH1 grt doubtless va. ~ pack.
"a ffolu b AZ Nptne
an snDhdaies "a ne Ihirl wari are
requested 81 csh "a Chniruaa . ~
Ni1ia. 1lI Main Rirtef ~ have fliar
pailea placel Upon ~ uckfL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.


4 If Texas, County OF rsrrant city Of
,,y,S v' o. the power vested 10 me as
4 t,,l-ttFtve officer OF said city. I DO
4 d. miller nu election 10 be held on Tues
~ an day of April, A. h., 1873.
II Uhe election Of one alderman from the
\ Ne election Of one alderman from the
n, election or one alderman from the
NE ciection OF one alderman from the
,hs election OF one alderman from the
4 be election Of one alderman from the
4 ,SS election Of one alderman from the
\ ,it election Of one alderman from the
\ ne election Of one alderman from the
treasurer from the whole city.
IN secretary from the whole city.
. mifehnl from the whole city.
n Attorney from the whole city.
IL assessor and collector from the
4 10 hereby nppolnt the following
Liin- officers ~ said election.
n swayne, First ward, room IN
house,
4 u. Ficld. Second ward. county court
Nafiin, Third ward. broom factory
.nOun street.
j. Bailey. Fourth ward. street com.
81 NcNanara, Fifth ward. Tucker I'M
4 /. Terrell, sixth ward, Fireman's
Nelson. Seventh ward. Popc's gro.
+ store South Main street.
II Abston. Eighth ward, Beacon
achoo house.
La Wells. Ninth ward. county treas.
anler my hand and the seal OF
In on Fort Worth this. tho nth day
IN. A. d.. 1888
b. b. PADDOCK, Mayor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
I1sr or PATENTs FOR TEXAs.

Washington, March Especially
Desk. Theopiles w Bellington, Dall1s,
Machine brake, Adoiph Bonlteo, ADJ
lene. AZ
Worth.
Lumber truck, Edward Dodge, Long
view - ~
Worth.
Motor. Henry T. McAne.
Trace. Earnest s. Scatter, Giddlngs,
sheen dipper. Edward A. SEEKER and
A III Schmidt, Brentwood
Washing machine, Henry q, Snider'
Joshua. co., IL
rietta. nu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
WACO BUDGET.
4 HAPPY FAMILY Will DEMO.
Gratis SOON se
----
" The l1dsm'aI Of Representative Moore
Form Of ssnol--fsn Osm an
elsuIo,-koIss

Waco. Tex. Mareh * -fso..,,,,
iii9gn. Monta }. Moore, retfeseniative IN
nhiam county IN the legislature. arrived
~ ,ne city yesterday afternoon aud r.
msincd Until this morning.
me statesman from Cameron vren5ea
KS way TO the ollicc Of Hon Waller \
n3oAet Immediately upon his arrival iu
we city. The Gazette Representative pst
hlin Just as he was going to Nj. Baker's
ONCE. He was Ia a hurry. NJ don't
Know much" be said "inrn.,,4,,n,,,,
proceedings win probably be instituted
nsei9st Commissioner McGaughey. The
legislature will adjourn within the next
lhree weeks, Tie bitterness Of the Dem.
oeratic factions Is diving out ,bint
Hose. won't be in the next frht. Next
ume u VIII be a new man and / believe
Win the exception Of q few rank bar.
usans on either side, the Democratic
party VIII be q happy family again. You
must excuse me- now. AS i want 10 soc
AIR. Baker. Good day"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
pAcKERY MArTERs.

Mr.. q. w. Simpson left last night for
New Orleans where he win remaiu a day
or two in consultation with handlers VI
dressed beef and buyers and shippers VI
cattle then he will proceed % Chicago,
whence be viii send down the snperin-
Nlllnghnst
From Chicago Mr., Simpson viii " o.
Boston aud after tho transactiOn VI Some
business there will return 10 Fort Worth
aud push along the stockyards ANA pack
ing house affairs
A superintendent Of the hog killing
department will soop be sent and the
plans for the Improvement Of the yards
ARE already being drawn. While Dir.
Sinpson authorizes the announcement ~
no specific date for the beginning Of TIE
active operations Of the new company u
h very probable work on a large scale
will begin hy TIE lst Of May
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

The wrestling match between Scocber
aud Christol at the Garland opera house
Saturday night viii be attended by a
number of sports from Fort Worth.
Denison aud Dallas.
The grand jury has been giving tlle
pistol 'toter' serious consideration and
as the result about twenty yiolaiors Of
the law against carrying pistols promise
to be mulet "a damages.
The judges OF election mud candidates
for Office az the municipal election next
Tuesday, viii hold meeting Thursday
the form Of the ballot 70 be used Tho
total registration Of voters win be about
300.
Or Il. ID, Capps Of Fort Worth Il
visiting John III, Sears. Jr.. aud viii at
tend the Sears-Deau wedding this even.
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
ann MEXICAN nRCnnsrRA.

49, aNAHFhAh.HhHN hfAANHAAAHt" = AkHhH
The :. r. o. sign was out last night az
Greenwnlis the occasion being the first
appearance IN this city OF the Mexican
Typical Orchestra in concert of ~.
teen numbers. and 10 was one of the MOTT
thoroughly we'll pleased audiences that
ever hllsd the thpater. An the numbers
were pleasing aud the majority of them
new Especially was this true Of the
second number. the Marie" schOtiischn,
by Juvunino Rosas the famous Mexican
composer. author of ia paloma" "ln
Galoncitas and other well.knowu pieces
Of music, which have become invoritps
with the music loving public
novel feature, ana one which WIS
thoroughly appreciated aud cnthusihsti-
cally upplauded boy the audience, were
the two dances by Manuolitn, DE famous
child dun0cr Of GundalaiRfu In the
first part she danced "Jnrnba 1npauo. p"
and in the second part EN- 81 Mar"
which was composed especially for her
in GuadalajnIa Those dances ARE typi.
cully Mexican, and may be mid 90 De
representative of thc national dancea
Where the entire program was hllcd
with musical numbers of such rare merit
Il Is difficult to specify which was the
most pleasing Although ON tho border
line Of Mexico, yet Mexican music by
Mexican musicians y almost ha rare as
In the more northern states The Mcyi-
can music. Ike The Language b soft aud
pleasing. and on Hiringed inufpmunts the
Me1icans excel THIS typical orchestra
~ well named, and will no dbnht cnuse
Il sensation az the Worlds fair The
program. rs rendered last night, was az
follows.
l. Grand overture. ia Muete
ue fofurhl ......sts',.A uber
=. MARS Scottische, .....
....,........Ju Yentlno Roans.
3. Los Lagntgps' .......W Wagner
T. Amelia Waltz, as composed
and played boy the author
8. "Jarabc T6pailoa as daaoSd
by the celebrated child
dancer OF Guadulnjnra,
"Manueiita." .......s..4.....
." p q p.,o,., ); 4. 800, 'Goiicrcz
49,, PART IL
q "El Anillo de hicrror' Pre-,
.. Eriiada" Polka. i.;daraioo i Fipre.
10 'Sohrc las Olas" ns com.
posed and played by the
II. Poet and Peasant" over
y. 'l.l Ferro Card .Joia Cantsdo
IL. 'En 81 Mar composed Va
Guadnlniara for the Grace
ful dancer Maunelitn" ....,.
~. Ia Golondiua." by request. 100.
10. Mexican Nutionm Air" .........
Yesterday evening Manager Greenwall
succeeded Ia closing with Manager Con.
GALES for a return engagement, matinee
and evening, on nert WOdnnadhy Tho
band was already underlined Tor that
evening at another point but by giving
a heavy guarantee they were Induced 10
cancel, aud II u safe 20 nhy that On next
Wednesday the house viii be- filled 20
overlooking al both performances
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
IN THE CITY.
PROTECT THE BIRDS

A local sportsman asks The Gazette
Ia the Interest Of the protection Of The
Few remaining game birds Of this state,
TO give publicity 90 the fact that a county
Official Of one " the Panhandle counties
has entered into a contract with q kan.
sas City firm 90 deliver at that town
10000 dozen prairie chickens Think 81
Il 100000 birds aud those who do any
hunting or who would occasionally like
TO eat a prairie chicken without having
the flavor too much marred hy The taste
Of gold ask that the state shall not be-
dcpopulatcd OF OH the prairie chickens
IN the state OF Texas that this knnsas
City concern may comply with a contract
made that Chicago may have n supply Of
prairie chickens during the fnlr
The game Of this state has been so
ruthlessly slaughtered that there Is hut
little Of Il left and thcW Is nothing Of
right In the proposition 10 slaughter tho
balance for Chicago. for slaughter u
would be. as by no legitimate hunting
could that number of birds be- killed
and only by driving or some other means
Of trapping could they be taken Only
the pot hunters method could by any
possibility provide the game 90 NJ this
huge contract II the birds could be found
Ia the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
NOTICE..

mo Dower vested IN me az trustee.
| scll Oh the. property belonging. 20
HALLWAY Employe Printing ana Pub
4 COMPANY, on the 10th day Of Apln,
'hftween the hours Of 10 "a. on. au1
IN M No. 30 West Second street.
IA Fort Worth. Said property consist
a GENERAL newspaper and Job print
|Hft Such az presses, type, etc, iu
'lelug wen equipped job oihcc ln
respect. Terms Of sale cash. All
4 OF Inquiry viii be- answered
y. j. MASSlE, Trustee,
2O5 Main street. FOrt Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
TRAlNS RLOcKrn-

The dcrailing Of two cars of a freight
train on the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas
south Of Temple az nn early hour this
morning blocked al trains several hours
today. The northhgunl passenger train
leaving Waco ut OiiO a. a. did not leave
unui after j O'Clock this morning A
Wrccking outfit was despatched to The
scene aud after several hours Of hard
work succeeded M regulating matters aud
clearing the track.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
a pRnrER cOAIPLLMENT.

A. last. scceedine 10 mnny ana urgent
..iieifations. Mrs ida Turner leit last
sgnuIne for Chicaru where Ne Viu AZ
~ Nr, candaDce Wheeler ~ lAf davra
finn ~ the MOinan's Building " ne
We4fs fair. Those 81 the eiiigeiia ~
F,,t Worn who know ~ ile rare skiii
51dded ~ ti.e good taste % cue WHO has
~ true artistic Instinct Asat this 'ady
t'1stsis 10 suah al emifnut degree NAl
tIee ghs senlipeut that u N 0aly 4
6ratar compliment ulat y lai1 20 this
saif daughter u Fort Wort1. tbs sklii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
rp1cKns srcoEssOR.

San Antonio. Tex. March - -.'Spe'
cieI The commission Of Marshal tiieSt
~ the Western district q TEXAS hafiuk
,xpired. Il d lnOunecd thar me telera.i
ae,,,t rhieb meets AZ ~ Pas0 on April
p win an thnt DAY be opened and adj
i,rrned unless 81 the meantime a sue
5 s..ss.r 10 Marshal FrIcke shall have
been appointed and qualified.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
A FATAL FALL

James Ferguson. II years, son Of ].
&. Ferguson, proprietor Of livery
stable, fen down the elevator shaft FROM
the second story of the stable this after.
noon, striking on The back Of the head
and crushing bis skull. lie was other
wise bruised and injured, aud his death
Is expected momentRrily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
MARRIEn IN DALLAR.

Many Of the friends OF Captain sam
Evans were surprised yesterday morning
when Il became generally Known that DC
had gone 10 Dallns the day before mott
married d blythe young maiden of That
Mace 10 cheer his WidoWefhood that had
rro,gn 100 lonely 10 be long endured.
some time ago the young LADY, Miss
Fannie Sewers, camo here 40 the guest
of MIS-. w. y. Mlllican, Que Of The duugh-
fers III Captain Evans She aud the cap
teip there met and che Acquaintance
rnew into love tlat found ~ COLONIZATION
m the marriage that took place in Dallas
Monday night
me wedding was OF the residence 81
Afr Van Hon and tho ceremony was
reformed by the sOnin-lnW OF Captain
Egans, Rev. W. .. Millican.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
TTArpER THIEVES.

Guthrie o. T.. March Is Especial "
frnitad States mnrshals today brought Ia
y hatch of sixteen timber thieves from
sbe Western part Of the Territory and
io1ged Them In jail. The officers bad
hoTd work arresting them aud an anned
crowd tried several times 10 take the
r,Seoners away frOm them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
IAIrORTANT AlrTrING.

Tho regular meeiiGR ~ the Peter
Smith Hote company No 2. VII d. bold
this evening, Wednesday, MArcn 80
NJ the feuinl lfe hall. az 3 O'Clock
sharp Members nre requested a. be-
present ~ there n buslntss 20 import
nfFe 10 ~ transacted y. n. DARBY,
j. b SUTTON President
Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH M
VfVAI.

The proimeted meeting on The Chris.
tian church Is stih growing Ca interest
There WAS a large audience last night.
aud additions aud iumeralonn every
night Sublc,t might. "Whnt WIFI
You With Jesus the ChnstW Tho public
cordially Invited 20 attond
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
rnrAsnRY nEpAnrNrENr.
y Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
Mnshln zion. Fob. o. 1909.

.| "a ANaANNAANAANA ~ AaN va q -
Washington, Feb. 0, 1898.
tteaa by satisfactory evidence pre-
10 the undersigned, Il has been made
|ear that "rho American National hank
Ia WORTH" IN tile city OF Fort Worth,
N county OF THFrant, and state or
. has complied with al The provisions
4 statutes OF the United States, re.
i 70 hc complied with before an 1850
\ shall be authorized 20 commence the
Y " Of banking,
therefore, 4 Aionzo Barton Hep.
. comptrnller OF the currency, do here
|Wfy that Tho American National
|m Fort WORTH" IN the city OF Fort
j IN tie county OF Tarrant. and state
|zas IL authorized 20 Commence the
NJ Of banking Rs provided IN section
81 the revised statutes Of the United
testimony whereof, witness my hand
eal OF Office this 9th day Of February,
A. d. HEPBURN,
conptrsiier OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
G0anH AND mo oRARDE RAN war
fkPAEY STOCKHOLDERS AND d.
REcTORS ANNUA[ MEETLRo.

annual meeting OF the stockholders
reeiors Of the Fort Worth and Rio
~ Railway company viii De held
4 oiiice Of the company, IN the city
Pr Worth, on Tuesday, April 4,
az 3 p m.
fsfer books win be closed AZ noon,
; 10, 1893, and remain closed until
70, 1893. A. X. DIXON,
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
CHANGED WITH, EMnnzzLE.

knna. % K Strong. who had been IN
operator ca the Cotton Belt nt IrKnrtu.
ua, was arrested. charged with embez-
element The alleged story n that be-
sold his pay account 10 citizen Of Tex
arkana aud then drew his time him
self
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

Al five MINUTES before ~ yesterday
An alarm Of tire WAS turned in from box
Ell Ihe Gre was az the Houston and
T4yas Ceutral Sand house and was e1-
finnlishcl With slight loss.
"fS.-.,ig Sheriff. Joe NIicbor lives "a
that nqighbcrh0od, and 20 going out to
80 n his house was involved, his horse
siippad with him on lower Main street
gr8 feu on hm, hurting one 81 BIZ am
kles very badly.
AZ fal00n 90 lower Main there bad
lived q dog who made u hi1 business %
iry 10 bite The fire horfe e. iheg Wepi
es ~ 10 IA, untimely end yesterday, for
~ IN out made a nip ai Assistant
fliaf Cciias horse. and Don, stirling
rim e-iih one n bis hools. tie dogs bark
was soon on the sea " eternity
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

found q Held for its use in the decoration
Of he Spring Palaces much of which wns
done after ideas and uudcr the direction
of Mrs Turner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29
I oF CRIMINAL APPEALs.

- AafsAAA - AsHh@eA'f
fa1 Tex. March 2S.-(Special.) -
Eguri Of criminal appeals closed
Nv IN Dallas today Tomorrow
the judges will leave for Aus
"A court viii convene IN that city
today:
Lawrence VS.. the State from
county; affirmed.
" IAee VS.. the State, from kearnes
motion for rehearing overruled.
N7'.sor vs.. the City of Dallas;
AZ y, Cory VS.. the City Of Dali
peal dismissed.
following business was transacted
ne term:
ls disposed Of, 132; affirmed,
'ersed. 20; misdemeanors affirm
reversed IL. Death penalties
Y reversed. /. Life sentences
y reversed. none. Number Of
transferred 20 Austin. %.
eggs aud Easter dyes ut Tur-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

.n,..v n Y. March "a company
r. i.-.r INCORPORATED here with q taHfm
~ ~ D6on0 10 mine and deal ~ lfle
s,., swS minerals The new COMPANY
y t,aga a. The Tale Trast Tale u
.,,;.egai green. white OF gray % solyI
Tt. minersl g found only 10 ~ Law
-. .n.lnlr Nov LQrk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

w. Tex, Mnrch Especial The
~ ms place met today and orgnn-
Y, haskell improvement association
-Na ), y. klke. president: j. 81.
"a Neee- president; j. l.. Poole. secre-
" w, Yields. treasurer; Hlsl
permanent executive committee Of
"-9se duty II Is 90 negotiate with
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