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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

Austin, Tex April 10 lSpecinl Tho
house met with Speaker Cochran and a
quorum present
Prayer by chaplain Pennington.
Inc house passed its hiu 90 define
w. tcfrtiury und establish The hour
uanes OF cities and towns vs. the state
'I Incorporation of rDrlpln
CITES 1nd towrs heretofore Incorporated
lhc hlll which was called up ly Mr..
lioiu's D. tn conform the law to am
ophion Of the supreme court az Co taking
rurt lmds into corporate limits
MI kiuE of 0l Rockwell called mp and
got The house 90 pass its bill providing
Tor hling offices vuvutcd where The bonds
men of certain officers refuse 10 remain
responsible
The pending business being tho rcuorui
appropriations Mr. Gosseu offered tho
following substitute for previous amend.
mcuiH Us 10 thc geological survey "tor
CONTINUING The survey, provided the work
d. confined iu stated luuda. except when
necessary 90 consider udiuoont lhuds Go
determine the geology of such lands. thp
collection of geological and meteorological
specimens and thp preservation uf samp.
provided further that the state rc0logist
may hc paid mo- exceeding 5000 Der am.
mum and expenses and may employ One
clerk ut not over 800 per month. pro-
yidcd that this appropriation snoll be-
llrWiltd with sworn vouchers, provided
Further tlllt thc stats gcolDgst may
Wukc nualys cor determine ihc geology
OF private luuds uu payment uf ull ucroa.
tu} expenses Incident thocto by thr
owners thruui
The amendment wuA discussed by
Mcasrt Turner Oils. Bolli aud l'l1pk
opposing 10 and MIR. Jussuu. aud was lost
by the casting vote of the speaker
Mr. Terrell Boz closing the debate ON the
recurring ..amcWlmcuu of Mir Cough
which abolished thp survey, argued that
the terms proposed for the nppropra.
ton for the survey Wvrp too lHudi.
MARIAN. Involving un uncertain expenditure
OF money.
Mr. Rogers asked 10 lodgings we're pro.
lidcl bt thc constitution iur members uf
tho lvrI Iuiurr
Me rmu simply occupied room
provided Tor thr speaker aud iu which
used my own furniture N thuf 81 tt enc
expense ul Che state ] presume thr gentle
W1n from Anderson would IKE Geo du ihr
Hlmr. EAtrNnEaucr iu other mlttu.
had nothing to do with ihIa. aud Boo iur
us ] um concerned I propose tp turu ou
Tue calcium generally ] ANA speaking
for the present as To the casc now pr,
Epnipd
no MIR Cough AS to tho report thar
my zeal 200 ihlH matter that's boon ururp.pd
by uu ambition tD Doc state comptroller.
it ia understood ni nay home That m de-
SIRIUS of muNug O. record u. mpmhp'
of the legislature uH their sentative
and not Tor Che sake uf official prrfpr
muuI
Mr. Twiu lis Just such legislation na
this thlt has caused sn much cpntrnl.sH.
iiuu Boo our government This un'l pul.
rulntng FyhruiUr of corporate Interests
Uu uunupulIHtlr vNtuNumnrr upon
which We .huuld put the brakes and
lrRelnto boo thr interest uf the people
instead of thu muuiuy uFuu.fH ID ia
because of my interest Boo thr state and
nui Tor office that 1 ava so earnest iu
this Wnttpr
The question being on the Cough
amendment and tho ayes and uuys being
demanded the vote resulted uypa 80. noes
81
Adjourned uu @ o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
AFTERNOON srssION

To The afternoon session of thr house
discussion OF the geological survey WA
continued by Mr. kugnu speaking to uu
amendment which De- prnluaDi Goo 49,
prnp0air A2ouup for each year
Mr.. Mills pWpuaWl making the amount
$1,000 vugh year. uud tho Ruglu amend.
ment VIA adopted, providing flr one
vrrk W salary OF not over 500 pur
month, mud that ihu stats gcnloEls,. aud
mot inuav Dian tyvu BIOLOGISTS may hr
paid not exceeding 5000 each ppr an.
mum, and thHJ am accounts shall D.,
iicmifDd aud sworn to h correct and
necessary.
Ry Mr Onion An amendment rrdur.
iuF thr salaries of The i've clerks Boo lhp
department ui agriculture, Insurance,
statistics uuh msiury 10 prr cent
Adopted.
1lc itcm Of $1,000 for the mlnry of
thp assistant agricultural clork was
struck ont. ALSO Nhn fm librarian and
office assistant NluO for additional
clrrk hire. 5000 for books fur state
library The item for book eases und
shelving was reduced tn 500, lirm Of
$500 for collecting agricultural exhibits
wac struck ont
Under tho head Of public printing The
item for publishing back volumes ~
supreme court REPORTS Was amended, on
motion of Mr. Rogers ~ McltWuuu,
M us "a provide for exchanges of vol
umes of which the state has The plates,
fof others which can Dee procured with
ont tho expense of republication.
Amendments were adopted reducing
tho nllnWuuccs fur publishing ihO supreme
court reports aud he civil appeal cnHH
reports tl $3.50 each year. for each
court
The salary of the state report printer
and secretary Of the board of public
printing was. uu motion of Mr. Yields.
reduced to A2Wn
Further consideration Of ne ulll was
plsipourd till tomorrow.
Tho speaker appointed "a free confer
rurp committee ou the senate hill. iuH
ing insurance. trlpfhunc and sleeping ear
cumpuuos. and senate hil o. establish
labor bureau.
Adjourned ull o O'Clock Thursday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
THE SECOND DAYS OolNGs.
Representatives Admitted and Resolutions
Adopted by he Grand Lodge.
a vommittse ON NsoroioEy -orand Of
ncsr' Elected for the Eoseug Year
Thp Uniform Rank pau
We'll Amended Al.
iourn To-day.

San Antonio. Tex. April 10 (Spc.
call Thr muud lodrc knights Of
lyihias win ,Osr iis twcnurh aunuai
mrsiuu here tUuDTruW There ore about
100 knights u niienituto at ihr grand
luigc. uuu ihw purumpmcut uniform runk
lhg Inter is hold ut C9mp Cpuuhuu
The scyoud dDN's soa,euu oi ulr grand
ludgr was opened in due form hy a.
n, Adams at 800 O'Clock this moruiuE
and the committee on Iamrus nnd crt
drnuuliH report tlc following past chau.
ucllow and representatives. were present
ana recommended fhct hp introduced,
uhlgllrd stated to past chuucrllom,
a. W 1mley luNDr So Nd
Nm Mclevn. San Nwcos. No 40.
evo W Kidd. iclor.pn. b1
". u Irltsug Elk. so 30
y - AislrG pbueniN no m
w ~ toWn IrmfWyp harilu wyp
W II. thunp.uu. C0wan, so I'd.
W J. Nmpp. nhoeuiK 80 co.
j IT, tHIupr IhtiH So HO
Representative H. ~ Berry Miallctoc
4. lulU Cherokee No iB2
n. Nur,L tulHI. $50. lUH
Tho following resolutions wore offered.
Resolved, 'lhHi ilu Texas ptthuu
NmFha D. endorsed and That each loirr
W lhIH guud Jurisdiction hu recommend.
u 'u SUBSCRIBE Tor H rupy thereof Tho
resolution WIS adopted
luu following COMMITTEE nu ups.rtlur,
wa. announced. William Alex Abr,. A
u RuaeutlWll and 10. a. Nmpg
n lrurr lnm l't.I Gr1ud 1hnuroUnr
u Al,unl rrur.iiug hll Inability n
hr present was uud aud urslplpl anfuld
uu ihr minutes
\ wuunn WuH m0u and carried thnt
me rtHud lodge tulr % r-psg from 4"
tu y u.rnlch Boo order tn tri o. rei through
Win ihr election uf ofhrrr lhIa afternoon
iu iimr in Visit Che mission ut 1tiu. alter
MhI,ll ilr session adjourned
~ .t .ttNON SESSION
OF ihr rrnnd ludW' uuVurd nt %
nrl"Ch % WnH devoted Goo fhr Iorfion
oi uulcriH, ihr Following Persons holug
HWiri ier 90" rHpvgiivo potinDnH
H. Downs Of Iwmdu. Lund chan
" pchart Of Waco. grand vic-chan.
y o. uonl. of Fort worth. qrand
prrlhtr
II Miller Of Wpathcrtorl. grand loeper
~ records mud HuulH
W. w. Nowlcy Of Dallas. maslcr VI
CnChpuuur
u ~ WORKMAN ~ Honey Grove. master
40 arms
n y Smith Of Ilnlsboro. grand inner
:. l.achco Of Victoria supreme rypr-
sentative
Tho secession o dlouruod TO meet tnmor
nov u uiu o'plnrh
Tho uniform mnt Of the Texas hH.
Endr gave drill Ht "a O'Clock thiH evening
which wns witnessed by o. hrgr crowd
oi people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
THE HARRIS TRIAL
viii Begin Al sherman Today The Defend
AMI Killed d. Yomoll Some
Months Ago,

Grornvilc Ter Aprn No special he
cnsr nf o.. ~ Harris. charged With ihr mllrs
dee az br AOWpN. which uruTtd in Dent.
fnn about one T0r ago. IN ari fm trial lu
ihUn county court nf 0rayson cuuun tn.
morrow, ifhU readers M 'lho Gazette viii
remember tho circumstances surrounding
Che shooting Me- ilurus ln the odior ~ me
Nifo together with many on our prominent
Clllauna, accompanied hin 10 hhprmAu To-
bp present nt ha trial. Among these Wh0
won't wore Mi NJ ifunks captain y ~. ~
HAYNES. Ahn Gnndmnn. Marshall sqnlrfa,
tHpiHin NJ inoi rf shcnn irn Mason,
Robert rarYin. ~ ~ uinl, ~ y nrfsham,
Judge Perkins 49, a. Goodwin aud many
0tbcrs NJ Harris does not lack for friends
WHO are Wilung 20 prove theH frlena.
sNlu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

MnENroN or rnn RocK IsI.ANl

MENTION or THE ROCK ISLAND
Tho limo Democrat mha Tho Rock
lIand hnH ni lngl definitely decided to
extend tu Fort Worth, nmd ihr lnttnr
place B. already Announcing itself ns the
railroad crntur uf ihr South Two larro
Wholesale concerns have allshdy decided
in locate lhur because of thr now line
aud Che Increased territory made rlhu.
tnp. Tho road demanded certain com.
crahona to Induce 10 10 select Fort
Worth ns "a terminal point aud Fort
Worth made several attempts tn raise
tho guarantee. A. last several citizens
Of wealth nnd public sphit came for
ward aud nsaunNd the responsibility
aud tho rOnd came
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
NNTTnN nnI.T IAnIrr-

Waco rci, April NJ especially The
Cotton liell railway Announces effective
April - tho following TttuH from 81
Louis and East go Louis t0 stations on
lines in Texas First rlnsa. $50 cents.
SECOND, t8 cents; third. o. ccnis fourth
O2 rcuia, hlth iG cents. A. lG conlsi
~ a. ontai a.. 81 cents; ~. 30 cens.
n. 1853 cents packing houir products az
crius, whisky, 10 retHa. carloads This
is a reduction of A oonts ou hist class
freight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
II nROkEN ouOnnM

AuHun1 Tea, Ami I'D lHnoclall =
Every body u betting h0t thnt after
quorum of iho house this week.
The members have bcpn working very
hnId aud are very ufpd Many III them
have expressed "a determination 40 10
30 il0nsion 90 tho Confederate doings.
and 90 fhry VIII.
n Won't take many absonfees 10 break
thc quorum, and these who are most
anfiOua % "Wlnd up upd got h0ne"
1re afraid rhai something vi lbs kind
will bQ dOnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

lists strike, the engineers, Tor want OF
necessary rcpairs, have fallen down
TO O. great cNtont and dc1d engines are
reported 10 Doe living an along thc line
Az traffic possible is being given TO The
Missouri Kansas and Texas, especially
livestock, owing 90 the lack of motive
power with which 90 handle the husi
ness Tho Gulf Colorado aud Santa
Fo BE- nll right and the Atchisou. Topeka
and santa f'c can not handle the husi.
ness consigned aud delivered 90 10 by
the Gulf division no Purcell, and con.
sequouly The Gulf division suffers with
the other portion Of thp sysirm
\ report was current yesterday that
the Missouri Kansas aud Texas. the
Rock Island, the Iron Mountain, enc
Missouri Pacific, hhe Milwaukee. the
Maple Leaf and the Wabash werc nlao
on thc point OF guiur ont. but whether
this has nny foundation. Zoo fact, could
NOT hc learned hero From reports u is
considered worry litcly that ibIs o. simply
The inaugural of the famous Worlds faif
strike go long talked about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
.NEWSCONDENSED

,,...,rrl, has accepted the task Of
new Chnian ministry.
vas a severe cyclone near Eufaia'
,stsrdav Much damage was done,
lives lost
,rr-ter Mass, Ore completely gut
i,,mense works Of the clinton Wire
.Dunany Loss, quarter Of a null
h. followed by Hon. John Balfour,
live leader ln the house. baliour
be last speaker prior to the taking
Nj. l
!, Duncan the young lndinnian.
arrested Tor extensive forgcries.
4 hls bond at Houston yesterday.
bouts unknown
men ovcrpowcred the iailer AZ
bn Ark, last night sud lyhchcd
N Thornton negro who recently
IN Constable Charles 4. Rate
i bat, ON the second reading OF the
tle billie will bc concluded Friday
| ibc morning Of that day Gladstone
lvcr speech ON the measure and
omrlnls Of the state departments,
sid. condrm the statement that mo-
1r acumsltIo Of territory for a
station has been negotiated with
i " sharp of Gnlucs,llle has beou
a foreign missionary OF The cum
Presbyterian chmch and De viii
a few days 10 bcgln his work Ia
b. Mexico
was again at midnight Wedncs.
.ten by an earthquake, slight
ere chem felt until noon Yesterday
violent shock cnJ ad great excite
be harbor was thrown luto violent
# a
ic lu the chamber " deputies, Bel.
y ycfslng thr former action Of that
IN granting universal suffrage prac-
demanded by the wurldngmcn
i letrl, mluycd the agitation among
+ stHal population.
f al nom Paris. Ark, says the cy.
i thr vicinity uf Hose,illr swept
t.aniaiIous along tup Arkansas river
uu thr Wutworth plantation live
roplp were carried away. and two
blurred hy dying timbcrs
. ea are gathering Dt Denver Tor the
ssIppI yuugrrsl. which uunNcnrs
ur1t Tuesday official train win
~ tbp Denver md RIO Grandp sun
Ihc governors OF twenty two
rc Invited tu join the iio Grnudr
conclusion of the Worlds fair.
lef krwp mu the biggest plccr
bee On ihr world viii Boz present
ugo hy Here krwpp uui mounted
u on Hyde Paris permission tu
ch uaa given foo Colonel Robert
Cblugo hN tho secretary of war.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
NEWs ITEMS

"nnty court this morning Judge
lrfrd q decision iu thc rnse of
lhaon vs. tho Texas nud Pacific
iof loss Of hurmrc. reducing
nent of STA. granted in the
'nrt 40 S0lS5.
Murlill brought IN this morn.
Taylor a negro. charged viii
SUBMITTED ia 1885. Ie h no,y
hlrln and Jim sleare WIN
sl' lu yesterday, charged with
lNe ai llailyille. arc botb vo,,n~
10 and Sledgc Il 20. Both deny
/. WWW Tor the marriage of Mr.
I'i,'"l thc Texas Pacific nnd
a' the brides residence Ami
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

Austin. To,. April 49, lSpcdau The
freo conference committee tu dr'lie tho
difference between che two houb0s uu
the hll to establish additional courts uf
civil appeals mot tonight aud decided to
report q bin establishing live ouuHH. two
additional courts Onr uf ihr new courts
viii hr at Dallas ANA the Other VIII he
either nt san Antonio cor Abilene, exact
" which be- 10 be- determined ht mert.
lng of ho COMMITTEES tomorrow after
noon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
|oTrING AFFRAY
'pl'' Pocket Knives BoIns the
-p''' Used Ono CombaIanl
Badly Hurt

~ Aprl 10 (speclsiD-At
nr H ullcs from Temple Cbarirv
sm't seiire Bowers had "a diniUulty
e..t'A over some trivial uattef
In'tlt one % thm used "A portef
II f'tt PA Bowers being siubbod
ispmhn ah un01
tbst vac BADLY emf 70 ls not
KY hls Injuries arc fatal
er.f guy ln the lrft ma. 81. IA.
asf ,lllra and the loss nf iinnt
' iaintei several tlmes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
WEATHER ANo Crops.
IN nAIlVnATnN

Galveston Tea, ApAl 80 Especially
Tho droufh bore hns been odcofurlly
hrukon Since z O'Clock yesterday ovnf
four aud onehnif inches Of rain has
fallen Tho storm began little after
q O'Clock yesterday and continued with
more ur lees violence almost iho entire
night plrahzinT telephone. telegraph aud
electric light wires while the doNnp0nT
of rain whH almost unprecedented lple.
graphic communication Wna partially 81.
stored by 10 O'Clock. The only acrlOus
damage inflicted by iho Hi0rm last highs
was caused hf The water Rowing through
the roof Of tho erntf furnishing stOV 0f
Robert Cohen badly damaging the stock
aud also ihe stock of machinery in the
shDe factory of Louis SllleaiuRrr la tho
room above. AN low places in ihr eiiy
are hllod with water and lho city looks
Ike yfritable Venice
This morning there was another heavy
d0wnp0ur Of rain accompanied hy HIGH
Wind which for q fcw mOmpnis main.
tanned velocity Of HlKu miles Hn hour
mo waters M The gnlf arc high ana
mHhr serious rilrfuNufmruf ufun ihr
heach. 1oulghi ihn aud n fnum the
northwest ana the temperature Is rapidly
falling
sLAUGHfEltlNn RATES.
~ IauIs AufI IN .atl.n. Ita
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

60 erect monument TO General sam
Houston was lost
Senator Tips amended by approuriat
Ing S25OOO to improve tho capitol
grounds Yeas, p, unys. rs
ihe appropriation bin was then or
derel eugrossed.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

Galre 'nn Tog. Aprn ~(Hpfcei. y,
laaac naf0 nn Insurance man ffoW New
bis ruom ni tne rrnmoaf hotel about "a
uClDak to-day Death ass the rfult q
heart dltraac, iO ala clothes Ncfe fQpnd
YORK. aaYcial hnsluoaa rafdg with hla nafuei
"laRac Davis Insurance Agent iii hroad.
WAY. 81 81 ii1Onn anl I. ana b rata
hnaa 81 iUD MNlual noltNl insurance com.
pans 0f newark, ~ d inQupst held and
fNrllri ln stcari4nce with fAcff a. hffiil
afatad. Illa body WA rmhAlmod fflfaIE
noiinpd and "a q avatnR lheir distractions.
Dat AZ your owu table a. you wonla az
the table " 4 king. to0feaea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
MARSHALL.
lRAlNS COME TOGETHER
WITH a CRASH.
'sly No One was Klusd but an
ssr Was lturtHit Was Poison.
Local News itsina

|ll T1, April 10 Especially
Ih.s morning train so. IL going
'lilol with train no. 80 south.
w mile ont of kild0n station.
y OF both engines was knocked
q ears Wprr thrown from the
h' trains were running slowly
eh"lnvvr saw the danger aud
lh umr TOO Prevent serious rr.
lslnerr Brown of train 40 20
lll hurt Tho other uaiumon
Without injury The accident
,il uy o. misroustruCtiun of
lralh were delayed four hours
Nuona Ola account OF the wreck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
IN Will mo srrrLrD-

Toledo, o.. April 10 Tho famous Ann
ArhOr strike viii be- settled by tomorrow
morning Tie advisory commiipu oi 'hc
brotherhood oi Locomotive Engineer
spent today iu adjusting matters $40.
rutinIiuns 20 Tbs end worr begun hy the
brotherhood. The urgutn tinng priErnsa.d
which WIS made in Marh hy HALLWAY
Commissioned kirkluy and uJcvpd hv
The men. The old men Who desire wufk
VIII make regular application to Suprun.
tpndout Nonnuu ut Owosau. aud na many
us nrr needed Will Doe put to work at ouce
und others au Goo have places as East be-
bitch occurs n che settlement nt these
Cuaca, aud uuUv is unprecedented. tlp
Ann Arhor strike win hc declared oH
In Tho mnrmlnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
IA IIONnY GRnYn-

Honoy Groyc Iva, April 49, CSpeciaD
Anuher hgavv wudatorm passcd
tlrough this city last night but hifle
damage douc. Tho rain that followed
growing rapidly Prospects for hne oripa
WIRE never hrtfnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
gut AND SHOT
IN. s'a' corsIeina Growing Out Of
y '''' oa' Mar Seriously
Wounded.

|lt lek April 10 lspeelsiA
aae.. 'a.5cd Yesterday on lea
M, about siX miles fs.m
ono it'ga a mas namod IAN,
Nh ,h,laos They met N m.
ior tt drow M inife any
nsia Hiieeupon fuller
N leG . lhl shot Hack twice.
M The difficulty W. NV
i jall ieud Fuller Low In s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
Ar BROOKsTON

BivokNou, Tex, April 10 Especially
\ very heavy wn aud wind
at0nu visited this place lass
mkhL dOiur considerable dau-
ugt TO crupa 10 n reported thnt ac,urI
sull houses were blown down.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
Az GAINilsvItIr

Gainesville ToX APRIL i0 Especially
the Santa l'o shops hprp yesterday HO.
crnoou. hut " WIS nt mo- time serious
nud WnH very short lNpd ID agrma
several "G, a." engines have hcrn wont
up on ibo a. r' division partly Goo
supply che scarcity made hy ilr strike
of thr wlchiuiua ou Jhut division rhp
mnchiuiHH hru wired protest promptly
mud Che new manager Alu loHkum.
complied with thrlr wishes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
m WAS pOISON

nlcnl analysis uf the tea and
used by Sylla Gray, the negro
shows unmstuknhlo traces ~
HnTrrtt Shaw, who wis
Ny drinking the tea, is now Out
Il, hlt her Would.he ASSASSIN b.
painting The physicians, how.
20 hnd anything the matter
ana sh" viii probably be- ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
DEATHS.


neniou Tex April ia. Especial l--hrs.
Rrhecca by. f9minWly aud affonii0nattly
knuwu az urhudmA Iry died az huf home
in thlH city last night. and WA buried
today Ahe was is sears old and bad lived
here 30 years. hhV leaves = large numpcf
Of children and gfaud rhlldfcn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
PALESTINE PREseyTERY
What Vas Done By ihs aody Al rs Second
Days Session

Palestine. Toa April no Especial Tho
preshYtrrY mot thM morning nH prr nd
louruuiout fruy last night Tho minutes
III fhe previous meeting were read and
approved Tho minutes az the iI.rhY iHF
al Wo0iYillr Hnd NnrsicHna were hlau rrHa
The aay pas spcin ga discussing sunday
srhoDla
Roy O. ~ Tuito was made % member
ani Rev Weu1enarn nf ilr Congregational au
I b. smith N csc Methodist church. were
Invited na visitors and were presented ~
Rev M N Nrusarr 90 iho moderator and
bY him 90 the freshfierg
lof pofUrln vas dlaWis1rl 90 ihU frrapf
tfrf 20 Nulih MiaHttlpM nnd Rev haFis
tn Inc prcahyferg ~ upaehiin
The moderator announced 90 cummiiipr8
and adjourned ihe pTesbNery after prayer
kg NeF M M 1Mifle hHiil tomorrow
The following ruling eliefa were lf.sehi
dar.on nnd ~ y Honnrf. nnd Thns Weed
Whitr. Who were uei prescott lati mghi
l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

faglo Pass, Tex, April No. Especially
Under thr prompt dispatch Evstom 80
cars of corn that arrived nt o'clock
this morning left for the intorior at b
n IA