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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

sac IN of,iar TO discuss the rejection Of
the Whole I'LL on snch o m0iiou.
NE chairman ruled the motion was IN
Joseph Chamberlain. leader Of The
Ifhpral inionisis. commehirl % ln'
seaniiv ~ amendments by ile ~.iPtt-
ers Of the government. lie -nh me
hl vas only shhn and nreim.'d
auisuiinenis nniT raur farie nrir ""
himself was anxious 10 know ihr ihi,n-
fiuus ~ The government concerning We
-ier. Was ihrrr aus plan thft Ulster
should he excluded from the operation
81 thc hillf lie believed such an etcln-
sinu ought TO be provided for. and ne
should regard Ulster men as doing wrong
Il hey should reject any arrangement
to except them from home rule, accord
Ing to the bill. They would he better
able 10 defend the rights OF the minor
rs II they Ind q government OF their
own. IN conclusion Chamberlain revert
cd t. the abstention VI the Liberals from
Offering amendments aud asked why The
Irish members Lad 80 suddenly become
dumb
A. he c,oseil Lord Randolph Churchill
spr4uE M and excite'tly charged iielly
with reniarkinE that Chamberlain SEEMED
Ia BE- under the weather Healy 20 once
protested he had said nothing az all
Several lri-h members explained that
when Chamberlain said that the Nation.
elists ar" wrong. some on had responded.
You are never dumb; 'twould b. better
II yuu We're"
This explanation produced confusion
and ended by the chairman. calls for
order.
Gladstone denied Chamberlain's state
menfs that the government had closed the
Irish argumen;. The government. he
sHld. bad given a fun explanation Of
che Hill and allowed al discussion. hut
they would not be driven To useless de-
bate. When such debates were forced
by the opposition tho government would
be- silent
Members Of the majority would speak
o. their own Judgment dictated. and
with q view 10 best perform their duty
10 the country prolonged cberrs,l
Morey resisted the motion and moved
closure. The chairman ignored More
ley'- motion and put Balf0ur's moii0n.
wblrh was LOST. Cheers aud laughter
followed the announcement OF the result
Of the division.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
Sent TO Nicaragua TO Protect
American Interests.
THE CANAL WILL BE GUARDED


Washington, May ll.-Cable adyices
were rectiy,l al the state department to-
day to the effeyt that the revolution IN
Nicaragua was n success. aud tue reNvlu-
tiOnists are row practically IN control OF
the government. Guzuian, Nicnrnglian
minister. received similar adyires, 80 it
j. understood. He had long confer
ence with Gresham today, and they ex-
changed informalion. A dispatch re-
cciyrd by Gresham, sent by Newell. the
consul says; 'lhe revolution commenced
April ~, headed by ex-President Seavalla
Iayalln. The reyolutionists hold Gran
ada. Mnnagua. ltivas, Contelpa. Malalpn
aud San Juan Dtl Norie. They are well
armed, oven having u good supply NJ
iatlin guns 1He government forces nuns
her 200. poorly 0frapi2el aud led while
the rcvOlufionists number 3nU 10 bhh,
commanded BY prominent generals. The
government fors. made three unsucces,-
fnl auncks on Managa. Martial law
was declared aud decree issuer for q
forced loan u SDiOOOO.
II Is learned from another authentic
soucc the rpr1luti0nists are In possess
sion Of the Nicaragua canal. aud II was
on this information obtained In rhe dis
patch from Newell, TINT Gresham APP
piled to Secretary Herbert for another
vessel to be- sent 10 Nicaragua. The AT
i,,,a,, ordered Ia nroreed Ia Grevt,,vr Nh
The enst roast int ms the rcy1lutinnarv
movement n nenrcv Tho yvo.t coast Z,
was doomed hest To dispatch a vessel To
orders were sem by trlcyrnnh to-day H.
M. con,,nn n,lpr ~ Inc AiIinnr. M San
lT,.anriscn JIes,.,inc rim tn ,,,,,,.,,,d a.
nnra with az vessel Ia , nn,nt nm ~
,rns, "n.s, M Ailt,vca ,p;l I'll, rr,1,,iI,.
NM. hs b.o,i,u,,r,ers NJ So, I,,a.n N:
S",. y, 49,, a,,si',, i, s,it w,
c,rai VIZ 80, - " " ,'''.,
I'm u"1, 'us LEV I.,,",S u, 'iivarakua
'Ibny ,,il, ,,o,nr,u,, tn,,, az ..,,
80 W "vewa'i N.Y. ." vn'dlu 'nI'H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Chicago, May 1.-THE Columbia N,.
lenal bank OF this city suspended toby
The hank had u,licrs In tl,c Insurance,
cN,linnge. Deposits wer. 81, 100000
and cap'tal Sl.0OO,OOO, Humors thai the
institution was In trouble had been ciIr.
rent FOR week. II did business with
small country banks AMI was not In e..
teen with other banking concerns of
the city.
james ID. Sturgrs, bank examiner. u.s.
snmed control in the Interest of the de-
pastors and under the authority Of the
comptroller OF the currency. The Coluu-
hiu national was organized two years
age, out VI the old United States Nntlyn-
al bank. The bank statement az close Of
business, May !, gives Resources. loans
and discounts, Sl,G2I,Hi2 -: United
states and other bonds. 1892 III al. fur-
mturc and fixtures. Sl2.Tt5.nJ: cash and
Sahi exchanges. SGl5,D15,OG; Total. 81.
Jt4,SSl.lg
lAabilltlcs-fapital ssnck, si.mio.Oe
surplus SJO,OO: undivided profits. S41..
hiu.Sl; circulation. S+5.OOO; deposits, 81.
11lNJO.'A; total, S2.5D4.SS1 10
u !. expected lopostors will be raid
In full The president of the Columbia
assigns nS the immediate cause of thr
failure the suit brought against Il nv
the Sioux City Loan and Trust cotp,sn,y.
which failed u few days ago. with a lr.
p1sit IN the hank of S;}5.OOu. When Tho
drait for the amount was presented the
TANK refused payment, claiming 1t had
lrilts outstanding aviinst the Sioux Civ
company. which equllled the anuupt Of
the dep0s.i. Immediately the conn,any
entered suit News of the suit sprnnd
and caused n RIM, which the hank was
uhablr 10 withstand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

The prospect Of the early beginning
Of WORK on The Rapid Transit line 70
connect the cities Of Fort Worth and
Dallas has caused no little interest 10 the
country between the two places, and al
ready gentlemen pf means living In Fort
worth are selecting future homes along
the linz.
The For; Worth Construction com
pany. with headquarters. IN Thu ety.
VIII bnId Tho road. and Il g. an open
secret that work will closely follow the
grant Of rightofway by the council
which will doubtless be done next Tues
DAY. This road will not only be
potent factor In the upbuildne Of this
city but. will promote the grow;h Of the
country. which has long been neglected.
As was stated In The Gazette some
days ago. It !. not yet fully decided A. to
what motive power will b. used, VIII iher
steam or electricity. aud II electricity
whether overhead trolly system. or sior-
age battery. or other form Of motor VIII
be- employed. Electricity Is preferred by
reason Of it, greater cheapaess, but the
fprut OF motor VIII ufpthi iAiFfs wv"
the Improvement that may be made
during the time the road is under cou-
siruction Whether steam or electricity
will hc used will not affect the ques-
ton Of service. Stops viii be made along
the iue whenever desired. IN The same
manner as ON any rapid transit llpe A
ear 0r ears will be attached 10 each
train for the handling Of butter. eggs,
cheese, poultry aud farm products for the
markets Of Dallas and Fori Worth. It
is expected this will greatly Increase the
market gardening industry, aud while
developing the market and rendering
market gardening profitable. will yet re-
dnce the price Of vegetables, elc.. to the
city residents. owing to the greater
cheapness Of transportation.
Til. rapid transit Is essentially Fort
Worth enterprise. and the gentlemen
who are labofng to give II shape are
hrn believers Ia Fort Wortlfs growth
aud supremacy, and there is every rca-
son TO believe that they are determined
TO give the city Of their faith it, thir-
tcentb outlet before the close Of The
year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

VIII select another herder' TO take our
Mari Owea4 was thn only cattle nan IN
Cisro. aud seems 10 nave beel nc worst
sufferer. The people Of ,lsco VII" hnu alls
Hing left dld an NJ their power - relieve
ihe sniiofinK The pcunlo OF n sas have re
sl,pnlrd nohly for ihe general epfl; w, !.
il mr. shiit 10 helm The Owens family. Ihr
,.ttflnnirn Of ibls state have Kind hruis
AMI VIII s,nipaifixe win The dl.iffr. y
widow aud bclpc,. orphans ~ q hoin'f
rniilemHu. ,.
In lddIiipn to the contributions airenhy
made. We rheerf lily subscribe fof the lcle-
NJ Of the Owens family the sum uf si'D;
and tri.st That ouf action Will lie einulhl,u
Is the cnftiemen ~ Texas. Funds subscfiD-
81 may he PAID TO the order " the under
signed VI the First National Bank 81 A.,
bany, Texas and will be- devoted 10 ine
noble cause mentioned above. Statements
% the amounts subscribed viii be July
uck nOwledged 10 lie subscribers through
flis public press. let " then. one aud all
do BY Mart owens, what We would have
Truly yours GtsO. n. REYNOLDS,
President First National bank Albany Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
CLOSING HOURS.
rnrsEvr noslNr.s ooNnirIoM

New deals In business and rial estate
cle les are now being oonsunmatcd every
dry and they are being made upon a
cash basis. Prices here rcnnin much
lower than Ia other cities Of the sane
size. Business property can be- bought
nj from $500 to 5000 foot that could
not be- touched for less than double that
amount In other cities Of equal impor
tapcc, while less desirable business
property is corespoBdingy cheap Resi-.
dence properties are also held NJ very
low prices While ANY undue excitement
would be deprecated, yet there nre safe.
conservative. business conditions existing
that will warrant much greater mum
Der OF Investments than have yet been
made, aud these undoubtedly win be
nude.
II would I've well for thosr waiting
home ~ buy II possible now, NJ the indi-
cations ale that the stagnation existing
for the past two years Is over. and the
influence of the increased activity must
Of necessity raise prices. The banks aud
commercial agencies give most cnconrag-
Ing reports while the real estate men
have done more during the past few
weeks than during the year Of 1892. II
1. a most welcome condition of affairs
and especially 50 as Il does not rest upon
saugtiine hopes Of the future, nor upon
wild -chemev OF speculation. In, upon an
actual present business condition that
ju.tilies increased investments. A. Fort
Worth Ia the lrs, Of the rere- cities
10 recover lie activity, the attention of
the people OF the state II concentrated
here. and there is every reason 10 believe
that during the summer great deal viii
he done. while the fall and winter viii
bring about the most rapid uroEress
that has ever been achieved since The
city was chartered. The Gazette has no
desire to create undue con6dcnce that
will lead to speculation instead OF healthy
Investment. II l. convinced from the
wonderful achievements Of the past three
months that the general conditions now
point absolutely To largely Increased
activity aud a consequent augmentation
b Of values
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Albany May II ,SpNian- The fol.
lowing appeal has been issued m bnbnIf
OF the family Of Mart Owens. the cattle.
mau Killed ~ Cisco;
10 the rntil,mcn OF Texas,
,na hclrlf of the, distressed family NJ
Mnft owens, "A Victim Of the lstn iIst,,
.Neipie' l appeal 10 you for aid and ss.ls.
lance 10 rcli,Nc ihcir surerings and vans
Win tn, hope that liberal responses Mil
De- the result % these llnvs,
The DAY following the disaster 1 tnni,
~ oploriupilN to visit cisco fnr The pnr.
p,s. q sedniluilng myself with the hrrihl,,
.nndilcn OF AFFAIR.". The Scene ihaf h,,.
hell was lndrserbahe. I ylsllrd in ~,
mat Mari owens ange called his home XII
tiat rvnnipctl 10 ten the tall II woe VA,
lNrr I've, or nck chlmg,g the st,nc
sNp- w tue terrace. che vhair In hp barl
yniti, aad barely cnongh luniber 10 buiiJ a
mn COOP futniinrr, bedding and rloihius
Wy gonn vacant lot remalns Rs ihc
fortunate oncs. "''
~ No g.l this scene. | peaeld snother
lhnfc hillnhlr, Mart uwpns las ,iSlnv NM.
sweet little rirl by his side With hrr beaI
nhrtrd N: o s'n ~ wears ,il dead NEAR
~ hi. helpless wife VIII an lujarei hurl
LOS, ,. ~, ~ oiu'r children. all more or
is.s hfplrn. nasnihcd the pemrs II ,ii,'
genily spaee' n v'oald help iris n en,,II
hut don't know As want to. I'M mi
MOI be- here IL care for ih,en" IN, 81,
being ahs'ni on ronud-up escaped In.
Few dayi thereafter Mari os.ns ANA
twv children las Ia one grave Ia iL,.
clll embrace ~ death.
He had seen better days he wis an ,la
lime eattlv mat anu as suti, ,rcritri th,
frrp'et ~ q larry rirrls ~ a,siltintap,,.
awi friends. AdNorsin bad osertaLan bln
nni N,hNr fNeiuuc no innger SMILED ,,tseii
ihn, hls vre,,il WAS nnliaparsqi aud had IN
h1fi Naull 'inNr been Abls 10 f,,teiin ~.
Nlnisl ~ furiures Those 81 us. uIaih Nho,n
PROSPERITY has auiled, MOULD MOI NJ, fsu,'
AM w opcnlnH uug purses aud asst.ln,.
ils destitute Widow aud helpless ofphans
whose lAlttr wall and deep anguish ~
plglny cyy TO uur McieirNl Father far XIII
MN camfnf. W.
Matt owens ieft No NE insnsanee or other
Wu'Nriy' AL that H. left ~ the ,rav ~
Mctlh 70 His family was a .,lenn r,.-,.t !
Mau ha- turned osrE' bis last 'h,r,i MA
.pne 10 inrci abraham. i.auc AMI ja,,,h n
iiN iusl grand roundup from vb.nfe ~, r.,
hefdsg has ever returned u camp fliru,iS
NJ have fnly Temporary. lr4Ss on ,iuf
'a'm mt To The 'htsr 81 Al ss4,oi ~l.a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

indianapolis. Ind, May 1.-The Capi.
ial National bank Of this city closed
this morning, A statement Is made Tint
the closing Of the bank doors was made
necessary by the failure of the Chemical
National bank Of Chicago last week.
which institution owed the Cupllul bank
SlOnOuO. The bank also carried Il large
amount of Premier Steel works paper.
The latter concern was placed hi the
hands pf n receiver Friday last. The
bnnk is the depository for o number Of
building associations, The announcement
of the suspension Of the hank came ~
great shock to the people. and IN n
few moments IT WIS the only topic talked
OF by business men
Theories rs TO rause mud ns to the
ultimate result Of the failure new fiat
aud illck. Some expressed The belief
that tie suspension would he only ion.
porary. A general feeling of uncasincss
was very manifest. however. aud moth.
ing definite as yct can be asccrtained
Crowds are waiting for developments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
WEATHER AND CROPS.
AnOuNn ARlLENN.

Abilene. Tex. Nluy IL Especially -
The heaviest rain Cor years fcll here
yesterday aud today, Last night II falr
~ poured down 10 Iorrepts. Al streams
are booming ani OUT OF their channels
aud IN some places near town are Two
milo across,
,rwo SPANS N the Texas and Pacific
railroad bridge over the junction OF l.ytlt
aud Cedar rrress arr gonr while the ~
mOnrnt, This bridge Is lln feet long
aud is In the city limits ON lie east. Ia
The western suburbs. Cat Claw aud Elm
creeks arc nnited. though when Ia their
channels arr about two miles aparl. Thu
water now covers the yards and entire
pvmiscs Ia 0 fashionable residence Dor.
lion 81 the city in many pliVes, and yef
continues TO Rise Tho easi-bouml passon.
gsr train had 10 transfer herr aiicr a
delay of seven hours. Thn wqst.l0nnl
nassrnrcr Is water-hounl both ways and
cannot 70 out tauirlt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

San AuloHio Tex May q isss
Eilio- uasctiei
There VIII be- a meeting az Shrrman. at
lho linklcy lmtel pHrlors neNi saturday.
May W. a. sao ~ in,- Of The commercial
uANoleis, for The purpose u organizing
r,Hi Of ia" Texas division Of the \. 4, a.
Az the state olhccrt and o,hcn Interested
hre cordially Invited to attend said meet.
ms ani We espcclally request the mcmhcfs
81 tue + =, A. nom North Texas whc can
M''hd' 10 do 70, u, l.. HENSON,
President rsxAS nlVlsion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
GREENvlLLE BUDGET.


Grccnyllle. Tex. May tSpeciall-
Heavy rains have fallen throughout the
county. II Is still raining, wlth no signs
oi stopping soon
Captain William Giles came In from
Nlncola this murning
Fred Gplscnhurner the sherman.
Shreveport aud Southern hoiler-muEur.
left for Drnison on a business trip today
Editor Robert Carver of the Green
Vile Banner left yesterday for Dallas,
lie enntcmplatcs q trip TO Chicago.
Licenses to wed have been issued to
the following cuuplcS Charles Stafford
aud l.ucy johnson; J.. NJ. Burke aud
Ida l,hen. \. +. Wright aud Laura VI.
Chester; Marion Bosde and Lizzie
HAYNES.
The ease NJ Bran Il Volvin vs.. the
Missouri knnsas aud Texas aud the
Melbourne Manufacturing company vs..
Brann n Nclvin. consolidation, came up
before Judge Rngslale today.
n \, Cannon ". the Missouri Kan
sns nnd Texas railway, Judgment for
defendant,
&. II. Holder vs.. Gulf. Colorado and
Santa l'r railway, judgment for $500
for defendant,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Chicago, ILL.,, May Special. THE
suspension Of the Columbia National
bank IN hi, city today scarcely caused
Il ripple In financial circles
Tile suspension is not an important
one said an officer of another bank.
and II IL not regarded seriously ON the
street. IL will make no impression what
ever 10 bunking circles. The Columbia
Is small concern aud its present d.f-
hcnlucs arc On u par with the failure
of the Chemical. The bank had very
,ong list Of country banks. which began
10 draw balances rapidly this week and
the Columbia could not get money fast
enough TO. satisfy the demand and so
suspended"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

New York. May ii.--whcn the steamship
Lain reached quarantine at . O'Clock this
inOrhing. four cases OF smallpox we're re-
ported 10 the quarantine officials. The VIE
iIms were all Hungarian Immigrants. one
man. Two wotnen and one child. They We're
al once removed to North Brothers island.
When the four patients were removed from
they werr not carried out by the path that
would avoid exposing any one 20 the con
tagion, but WIRE walked directly. through
sicprage passengers. exposing all OF them 10
UDnuun island AMI after having been dis
Infected aud thoroughly cleaned, viii be
yacrlnated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

The restoration NJ iia son John To the
management OF the school land depart
Inent and tho discharge Of the clerks
who were called upon TO testify before
the house investigating committee Is. IN.
fortunately. proof that the land coulmis-
rioner has either totally misconcciycd
the effect Of the late impeachment trial
upon the puhlic mind. or he has become
callous to publ, criticism The theory Of
conspiracy on the part Of members Of
the house and others to pcrsecute aud
degrade the commissioner Il held. go
far as We have observed. exclusively by
the commissioner The verdict of the
Public was that nothing was addnccd 10
show wrongful intent on his part, aud
The public ngrccd with the scnnlc that
his Impeachment was not warranted ly
the facts disclosed. IT, hdwevcr, the qnes.
ton before the senate had leen whether
or not Il was satisfied with the manage.
ment Of the land Office aud approved The
acts which were madc the basis Of
the house charges Il IL probable that
unanimous vote wouh have been re-
corded il the negative. Certainly that
Is the way tho general public feels about
Il. Acting upon thai view. tho attorney.
general, with the approval Of the Hoycrn
OF. has brought suit to cancel The sales
Of Sriiool land which were thu laas Of
the Impeachment charges. Tile counts
sloner himself. Acknowledged his error:
asserted t to I've Of "the head and not The
heart aud IN formal leticr 10 tho
house announced the removal OF his sou
from the sontrol ~ the school land de-
partment. i'ader those circumstances
,hN disappointment Of the Young man ia
that responsible position. aud the ilrn-
alolinn Of uthrr clerks. who, with hAi,
soinmltted the serious hlunder Of accent
nT presents from purchasers II srhoul
ands Is q step we'll calculated to star,lc
hose who have been stannrheSi IN de-
'endlng The commissioner from the a.npr.
Aons of his nncharinblc crItics, aud thar
prcsagcs ~ for The future Of tle land
Diiec under the prescott administration,
The reth Of ihr matter Il that there
Ia one evil with which the country as
iusi III patience. aud which Il has niuut
resolved TO eStlrpatc without much cerc.
mouy, aud that i the evil u nepoli.n
The state expected Commissioner Ne
uanglley 10 stand by his son whether he
WAS right OF wrong and consiacipicly
Weighed the parental feeling IA It's inlE.
mvlsl upon The iiiaiier. but ihr state dll
ny. eSlSet pnd Win not approve tie
defiance y pablo opinion expressed IN
the re'appolalinens q jallu MeOauehey.
if N commissioned had preasea b, the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
TERRELL


Terrell. Tex, May ll-N1
Tcrrell's board Of trade Z w
At present their aitenlioa X
given to repairing roads leids
rell.
Rishop Garrett arrived %
ing train from Dallas ana q
the ) u. M. train. after lirsi
luornlnr, -Four persons VIA
The Texas and pHrif "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12
MONEY EASY.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
CLOSE WITH FIRM TONE.
The chsmlcal Bank VIII Rssume-TwO Bank
Fsilures-one Caused by The Sioux City
Trust Company Trouble.

New York May 11.-(Speeial, )-IThc
failure of the Columbian National bank
of Chicago and Of small bank in In
lianappls as wei, as Of banking and
brokerage concern Ia Wilmington. Del,
assisted the bears Oh the stock exchange
In their operation. Prices generally open
ed lower on the pressure TO sell cOntn-
ucd for half an hour or So After that
timc, however n sharp rally ensued and
the smaller shorts were badly frightened,
During the afternoon the market moved
up and down frequently. but it was no
tirelble the declines brought IN liberal
buying orders, which left quotations
higher after each attack. Final prices
were within iractim Of the highest
att aimed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Washington. May IA crank was ar
rested At the White House yesterday. His
halls from Sumter. :. &. He l. a well
built yellow man, rs years of age ANA
desires 10 receive the appointmen, of
lninistcr To Mexico. Saunders arrived
In the city Tuesday evening, and called
at the White House last night hnt mi
not get IN. Yesterday he shaved up
The second time. aud was placed under
before Sanitary Officer Franks. wherr
he was recognized a. an insane man
with whom the police had similar ex.
nerlcncc about six weeks ago. Al that
time Saunders wits sent home. aud he
VIII be disposed Of in like manner dis
time ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

\ statement Of the as,c, 4.
tiles Of Joseph lsOulft. n
made an assignment 4, A.. =
tcrday filed with Couaty a
I he assets amount 70 SiGSts
bilities SlD.O2i.5l. less equIly 4
notes and obligations. Z
Yesterday afternoon Uls d.
playing with q - tarrei M
Farris, the ia-ycar-ola N
farris, received a shot 70 t, a
The property between Lai
Ninth streets on thr wet " \
is in need Of being lcokod M .
sanitary officers. Water snltl
deep under the buildings anit
It Is said. by u defective prel
said to he offensive 10 he "a
that block.
Marriage licenses Were yral|
sned TO the following panlN
Tinsley and Miss Matte ilar.|
DRY G. Forbes aud Miss Dirk
Mr.. G. II. Sllliman's nsAl
West Side Is Progressing al
walls are being laid rilh *
granite brick. When compNe|
lencc will cost Slo,i0V
1t is probable that .chiel w
today receive designations ~.
Of the oldest members q htinI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

Warren. Mass May ll.--Warren q.
Rul,rworlh. aged 70. committed suicide
here this afternoon by shooting himself
through the heart with a rifle. His
daughter Emmagwas trying 10 prevent
him from dpiU9thc deed, and n,svlveil
bullet IN her brain. after L PASSED
through her fathers head, aud died aisn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-12

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