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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
On the Tyler Southeastern
Road in the City.
THE FIREMAN TORN TO PIECES,
His Head Completely Severed From His BODY
and Brains Scattered,
A BysIander Killed and others lnlured-Ih'
Locomotive Lifted Two Hundred Feet
Destruction Of Glass, Awnings and
Pofchss Nearby

Tyler Tex, Feb S.-CSpecial)-Abou
Z O'Clock this morning a loud explosion
was heard all over the city mud in
few moments the news was flashed
throughout the city that an engine ON
the Tyler Southeastern railroad had
blown mp aud several people were XIII
ed.
The Gazette CORRESPONDENT was among
the first to arrive ON the scene Of the ter
rible accident and Their, the spectacle
that he beheld was indeed horrible.
Engine No. 80 which was preparing
20 take out the south.bound passenger
train on the Tyler Southeastern, was
completely demolished. Fragmen%s Of
the wreck were strewn for blocks around.
Julius Raspberry the fireman, was
blown over 100 feet In the air, his head
completely severed from his body and
every ycstigc Of his clothing was torn
from him, aud portions Of it were dis
covered hanging TO electric light wires
several blocks distant
His shoes were blown of and buried
deep ion the coal in the tender.
A portion Of his skull was found bur
led iu the coal aud some oil his brains
were discovered upon the roof of a house
near by.
lie was taken mp mud carried into the
depot Ills vito and mother were not
permitted TO see him. lie leaves u wife
and child aud widowed mother
Mir McMohun, the hostlcr was blown
some distance from the wreck and badly
scnldrd and received Internal injuries.
FROM which be- has since died ut the hos
pitul
Burt Wheeler, the engineer iu charge
of the train sustained some painful Boo.
iurics about the legs aud face. lis in.
juics are not considered fatal
Several persons narrowly escaped bc.
Ing struck hy the llviug pieces of the
engine aud boiler. which were scattered
promiscuously AN over that portion OF
the city.
The reach rod Of the engine was car
ricd two blocks away striking aud
completely dcmoIishiup the roof of q res.
idcucc belonging 10 Mrs Beatty ON Fer.
gusuu street
Some purts Of tho machinery were
found at the coffin factory, four blocks
away.
The ire box Of the engine was car.
riod 10y terrible force down West owen
street, tearing down awnings and cut.
ting away everything iu lis course.
The engine was thrown 200 feet south
and the track was toru up for some
distance.
Thrc, box cars standing on the side
track We're completely torn 10 picrcs
One hundred window fights Boo the
| Southeastern hotel were shattered aud
The awning In front of the West End
| hotel was torn away
The Tyler Car and Lumber company
office was near the wreck aud the shock
rendered the office useless until 1t car
be- repuirrd The chimu,ys ON the clay
residence ON Erwin street were blown
| oH aud che window lights broken.
| Mr.. j. II. Adams, while walking down
| Ferguson strrct almost half mile
from the accident, heard the explosion
| and saw the body of Raspberry 3OC
feet above the rroml
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
FOR ANNEXATION.

Washington, Feb S.-Yosterdav Mr.
Morgan the leading Democrat on the
senate committee Of foreign relations.
held n short conference with Secretary Uf
Stuto Foster. and the bill introduced by
MIR Morgan today " the outcome vt
that conference Mr. Morgan Is an cu-
thusnhic anuexntiOnist. aud iu bis
measure ne provides not O1ly for the iIn-
waiinu but any similar condition that
may arise Ia future The full text Of
tho bill Is a. follows BE 70 enacted
etc, thnt whenever the United States
shall acquire dogl,Ron over any foreign
country or place. by purchase or uuuoya-
zion on otherwise the president of tho
United States with the advice aud CON
sent of the senate may appoint governor
for the same and a legislative council,
o. consist Of any number of persons not
less than five nor more than twenty-five.
whose acts shall br subject to revision
or repeal w congress, md unless that
treaty Of annexation or CpsaiOu shall
otherwise provide, said governor aud
council shall constitute and conduct an
the provisional government for such
country or place until congress shall 9th
erwiSo provide by law
Mr.. Wilder, ouc Of The Hawaiian com
inisaioncrd says tho measure rs exactly
what tina commissioners desired for the
island, In cnse annexation can boz agreed
npJn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
To Cover Such Occurrences as
the Paris Lynching
DISCUSSED IN COMMITTEE
BY Both Houses The Senators Give Their
Mob Experiences,
The House Committee Debates Furiously The
Worlds Fair Bii Considered unGonsli.
iuiional- A Bill 10 Put Sherihs and
Conslabos Under Heavy Bond

Austin Tex, Feb. S. Especially
House Judiciary committee 40 sat u
Judgment ON thr governors rcc"ut
lynch INV message today Hon II. w..
Gossctt is chairman Ot the committee.
hut BOZ his absence Representative Suer.
rill presided. From the first the wurmrst
of debates was iudulgcd ia. Representa-.
tiyes Henderson uf AIluu and Simmons
made remarks favorable % the sugpps.
tons embodied m thr message The act
Ing chairman led The balance of the com.
mittce he q vigorous defense of the poo
pie of Paris. lie declared their verdict
IN the Smith case aud wus the voice If
the people aud that their execution of tho
monster WINS the voice of the people.
Never would be- he found luyoring amy
thing Which could be- construed us % re-
mouoh ON them for what they had
done.
Debate mu high for awhile. lint was
uulctcd 40 length, when the message
was referred To % subcommittee. cpmpos
eel ct Nirssr, Sheriff. Reagan. Oushirl
aud Henderson of Milan tu which thr
name cot Mr. Gossctt was Jftcrwurl
added
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
CAIN RAISED

Austin, Tcx.. Fob. s. Special The
porulists succeeded In raising Gain m
a., house AGAIN today Mr. Cain intro
duycd a resolution aud Mr. Rallowc
sought 10 help him perfect il. The OBJ.
irct of their united efforts WIS 10 Induce
the house 10 send congratulations ~ the
Nebraska legislature over the election of
Populist United States senator
THIS brought to his feet the colurpd
member Mr. Halter OF Brguria. the
only Republican Ia the house He pro-
cccded to uphrad the populists ns dis
turhers and dcwugoEups, who had done
no hing thus far hut eudeuyor 10 manu-
Iucture political capital, though with an
indifferent success.
lie was followed 10y Mr. Davis OF
Falls mud the gentleman from Wood was
syourgcd with u whip OF stiu.,iug denuuci-
atious and approached The cpisotlr ere
atcd unusual interest aud was extensive
Is commented ON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
NOALE sENATE RIMS

Austin, Tex, Fob. Special
The senate committee ON constitutional
amendments mot this afternoon and de-
cilrd tn uport favumbly Alr BDwsprs
Joint resolution 10 amend the coiStlW-
ton so as 20 allow counties mud cities
90 exempt from taxation tor period of
ton yrors manufacturing enterprises.
The senate committee on education
port uuGyorbly the senate hin To- To-
goli2e the acts OF the board of school
trusctees which had been elected by
cly councils instead of hy the people.
Senate bill providing for the organ.
2atior ~ teachers Institutes was post
poncd and the bills regulating tho grant.
lug oi teachers certificates were re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
DRsSTIC BILLS

Austin ToN.. Feb. s. Special g.
The hin introduced In the Texas lcgisla-
turr today los Representative Cunning
ham, provides that shcins aud consla-
lir. i'm addition o. the bonds NOW rv-
uuired boy law, shall execute a bond
With two or more good and sufficient
surytirs payable To he governor # the
state. m thr sum of $25Onu, on coudl-
Ems iu MS custody an duuurps said pris-
ouers may sustain while Zoo hw charge
hy reason of assaults committed upon
chem hy anyone whumsocycr The bill
has the emergency clause attached, and
iE regarded 0s mn echo from the recent
Paris Incident II goes 10 the committee
uu state Hffuirs
Another h.u presented 10y Mr. Cum
ljngh0m. gives the district court of
Travis county concurrent jurisdiction
Myth the counties for the trial of all
n gSes of murder resulting from mob
violence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
The INCEST and
Most Natural

fhe finest, puress, strongest
and best flavors for cakes,
buildings, pastry, etc, are DIR.
Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts. In this age Of
RdulteTation, consumers eve
it to themselves to patronize
manufacturers who have an
established reputation for,
placing in the market pure
articles. DR.. Prices Extracts
for purity have the endorse
ments Of the leading chemists
OF this eoHniry. They are
used by the United States
Government The best ho-
tells and restaurants use them,
The largest and finest groeers
ssll them, and they are des-
tined to take Tho place 81 sD
ether Fhwogipg Extractc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
THE PANAMA SCAM
BRINGS ABOUT ANoTHEkd
IN FRANCE.
Passed Safely Over BY Ihs e'wr'
Yielding q Point 10 lao sii1
Against the Bculars'A

Paris, Feb San houy nis|
chamber of deputies met lolly
wHs abroad chat Emil Geasl
Isl FOR Seine. would inlpflellan
vrnmeut as 10 The gcqultlI " "
Der of the indiclmpnis agiiaa
ltouvicr and senators Deysa ~,
Rruault The probable course y
was discussed eagerly BY teu
the Hobbies and visitors Walllls
the PALMS Bourbon.
As the time for opening w
iugs approached the members ~
their seats aud crowds Of sfahls,
ed the public galleries 70 Wy
Both on the hour aud "a 70.
there was an incessanl opiyA1i
The proceedings were pp'as1
tremendous babel Of shouts
cheers. Hardly q word was Y
thc rear seats. and few lea,'
what happened until lionssa
the speakers tribune anu ases'
sion 10 submit an iutetpellaVgr
ructpd his attack pnnclg'P
Rouyior. As kouyicr had wv
had received money ron w
company, GuusSel slih y va
duty of the government " "
ed de. p.nAlIG-nl. lis g'i g.,i.
BOUrgCOis. minister OF
IL was an insult TO me so'.
accuse il OF yicldiug 70 Ihf,,a'n
dptiup pyuosurp of The fAi
pany's affairs. The gofefnA,I,'
claimed that all citizens Vgr
fore the decisions of the ,''
tice. but not before aNp M
courts I'VE have done ~ "A
been our duty 10 de- Ss'
goOis Ia conclusion. W. 100
questions submitted a mere .s ui y
entrap ms. We refuse w ,.
enemies of the republic W..
which 10 destroy a. We Al, n
dnty nud abide by the nsle
mains for the chamber 70 M y,
Godcfrey Gayaignac, tti'u-..
for Sarthe. followed bvg,s o,l, 4
the chamber 10 pass 20 w
day. m Mess
Ribot spoke az lepgth 10 ,n'
the ministry saying , lns
had done is duty Me ii
the government accepted iis,s,5S
posai and Il WAS adorned ~ 4
Debate on the hudge1 va
ed. .hsnit;
Tho excite ment IN ne c ,s "A
the debate was reelected .ifl
where IL WAS reported a,sla
bourgeois who opposed Wy ',,r +
ton. was detremined % ~, ~, ~
ton was accepted ~ skng
ana WAS deferred from ,,' 'l 3 N
only by the earnest aplsi. nd.
leagues. The goyernuit.us.. M ~
having won only 'eo'.i,sstl Z .
the debate aud Is now XIV sftl
a position where i mes' MAJ
of Is first opportunity y SiSl q
ANA conclusive avowM " tsssa
sentiments as 70 lis al'''p'
anna prosecutions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
RKOWN OnTNTY.S RII.I.

Austin, Tex, Feb S.-tSpeclul)-
Judge Charles Roguu of Brown county
appeared before the house committee
today arguing 10 behalf of the house
bill under which il Is expected Brown
county WIN be- empowered tu sue for
the recovery of thu debt due hy Mills
county. The hill will he reported favor
ubly with similar bills in cuch house
There Is liule doubt that the legislation
sought will soon be- accomplished.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
AGREAT CROWD
Filled Representative Hall and
All Galleries
TO- SEE THE ELECTORAL COUNT.
Tho House Chaplain PraYs Tor Cleveland and
Stevenson The Vote Counted, Announced
and Formally Recorded Com
gressionaI Proceedings,
THE SENATE

Washington. Feb. S.-I'he morning
hour IN the senate today WIS spent for
the most part iu consideration uud pas
sngp of bills ON the calendar
AZ i O'Clock the senate headed by
Nicc.prcsidput Morton, aud accompanied
by sDmu of its principal officers, proceed
od to She bail OF the house oi representa-
lives aud there took part iu thc cprc-
muny OF counting the votes of presidcn-
tiul electors
Afturwrd the railway automatic car
coupler bin WAS taken up and debated
400 length, without any definite action
being tukpu.
1872, prohibiting immigration Of Chinese
was laid aside without action. after mo-
tirc boy Mr.. lluar of "a substitute tur the
bill the substitute being that the act
els hereby repealed
After un executive session, adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

cases He will call Attentions to defects
i'm the law of criminal procedure,
particularly to the LOOSE methods OF
Gullnig examining trials and the fu'
cilty with which ,outuuanccs are ob.
tanned Tie viii give logical evidence
e., show that thn apparent growth of
mob violence u Texas Is due % Il belief
nn the part of the people that criminals
oltcu have aud viii continue To escape
punishment under the laws as they cN.
ist. aud viii recommend the reference
of thc matter 10 judiciury committee No.
%, with Instructions to report IN accord
nucr with the facts pr scented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

FIRST meeting tonight to prepar
OF their late pilgrimage, Tin
four ont of the i've members M
nothing definite was arc0uelltb
thing Is evident, however, lha
the committee is very mach a
for the improvement, " those M
nnd e may safely lr sid flat n
washing viii br done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

Fruitlmd, Tex, Feb y tSpeeiaIl
The last torty'clght hours has Witnessed
the sevcrest cold weNthee OF tie win.
ter though the pntin saason ms loo,
the hardest known In the fruit hclt for
ycnrs. The Immediate eifpvt IA 10 az.
~rd the sIarung OF ne fruit .hnds apd
q late fnezo, such as that Of last March.
lt n now safe ia predict an ilamense cr0p
ot fruit here this season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
DID NOT GET TOGETTIER.

Austin, TeX, Feb. .-tSpeciall Tho
@nrus' called for the purpose of setting
ON lhe. mechanics lien law met M half
p"9t gtil ana after some discussion il
friendly discussion Of the question mn.
bouhd 10y caucus rule and 10 this purp0sn
me evening was devoted The disrus.
sion Whcl, followed took similar lines m
thqi heretofore INDUCED ia open house
me desire to get together was evident
bni the ability 20 do so was lacking nnJ
,n'y dispersed at length as far apart ms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
TuM SEnI-nrlnN BILL.

Austin, Tex. Feb. S-tSpecialD--
The house bus disposed Of the seduction
bill. which has recently received SO much
orptUriral attention. The lin handled
this delicate subject most torcibly pro.
wiling for the further and Increased
protection of the female in the cu4e.
milking the law much more rigid than
IL has heretofore been.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
HOUSE Committees.

Austin Tex. Feb. < Especial Tho
mouse Judiciary committee has decided
10 report adversely on the bin 10 MAKE
an appropriation for the Worlds Sair
merely ON the ground of the constirntio'ni
question ,,,,, involved in making such ap Irs.
There win be a minority report sisnad
oy Messrs' Breeding. Finlay and Mii.
The committee ON iudiciol list,5,,.
MY report m favor of creating three mi.
a'i32nol supreme judicial districts. courts
10 be- SCI at san Antonio. Waco 1'o AMI II
Tyler There will be n minor'tv 49,, u
Il! favor OF locating one OF the eonvts
al Waco and the other at some on Stern
ana western points Abilene and Creenl
llle being suggested. ana leaving San
trlcl '' AuS'hi us
he hnance committee win recommend
continuing the bonds held by tbe st,t.,
Tor account OF the state university AMI
,,, anu allowing back interest ON
iunds of the respective institntions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
80 DECISION.

Austin, TeN,, Feb S.--(Sperial.l Tho
senate devoted the tiuc today To- the
consideration of senator NlcCGmbs I'm
npproI-atEg SlOpOOD for the purpose
OF providing for Il proper representation
of the state nc the Worlds fair. Though
the debate was long, no final result was
reached
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
ANTLSnYNRITES.

Washington. Feb. S-Tbe report of
the committee ON rules ON the purchase
oi-silyerrepenl bill will come up in the
house tomorrow THIS afternoon the
advocates of the repeal Of the sherman
hill were In conference Ia the banking
aud currency committee ruOius Their
hopes of securing Cloture grow lcss, az
the Democrats are against it and efforts
10 secure supporters from the Republ-
canA appear to have failed Unless
There should unexpectedly be- Uhnuge
id the present situation ON cloturr. ID
VIII become necessary after That prupn-
sitiun ia defeated 10 decide on the course
70 be pursued Tho auti-silver m,n will
then change their tactics aud vote Tor
the adoption of the rules oominittce's
report and free coinage will he ngaia
up Tor consideration
Representative Bacon, chairman of the
committee on banking today introduced
resolution susp ending pension" nisA+
next Friday, by providing that VI mo- votc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
COMMENT nN Am1s

ROokdulc, Tex, Feb s. Especial D. Much
comment WIS quietly iudulgcd lu hcre over
the course ~ Scuutur Mills iu opposing the
ton urge that senator Mills WAS elected bv
bnth houses OF the legislature. ono 0r
which passed resolutions mstructng hJm.
While the other refused, thus leaving hlm
free To- act rs he thought best which hp
ala.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
A GRAND OCCASION

Washington, Feb SECRETARY Eos
Ter Of the treasury department has been
notified the American flag will be- form
ally raised on the lnman steamers, City
Of New York and city of Paris Mt New
HCrk on Wasblngtou's birthday, Feb
-. The event will be- celebrated with
great pomp. Tho president regards this
act as the browning ono of his admins
tration, and will himself pull up a flax,
going to New York with an members Of
his cabinet, also with members NJ the
senate aud house. the naval affairs com.
mlttce and other invited guests
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
GOUGIrS RIII

Awtin, Tex, Feb. ST. Especially In
accordance with the understanding grow.
ihs ont ot the free discussion INDUCED in
last night The house this morning recon.
mhtted the GoOGh bill for mechanics
lipn law and the IMPRESSION Il n Win
come back this wcek SO amended ns M
meet the approval Of an objections. Ia,
ter,st M the 'ucGsure continues unabatnd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

mission shull fix the rates, II they cant
ugrcc the governor to appoint a third
commissioner TO settle the dipute Rates
hx"d are To rcmuiu IN force QUE year
Refusal To comply with the requirements
ul ilv law is made % MisdpmcuuOr huublc
from $500 10 $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
R0cKDALE's rRE DEPARTMENT.

., RykdalG Tex Feb, s. lSpoclall The
Rockdalc nrc department. ,Omp6scd ~ two
hose aud one hook and ladder companies
Win total strength of hftv mon, has
hrnh rrctntly ueorganlEcd. and will suou
lRMlshmcnt uf water works here the boys
nave uonr excellent work az the tires which
have occurred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
"a YILLATNnrs sCuENLn-

Washington, Fob. S--'rhc sub.commit.
Ore Of the house Judiciary committee con
hnued It's inquiry into the whisky rust
lodlty, with the examination of Thomas
DUyRn. Who testified lac was approached
ny Gibson, secretary of tho Distillrry and
Cattle Feeding company, and requested
20 nBabt Ia destroying the Shutcld dis.
tlllory. Witnesses told In detail how hr
was approached by Gibson, who offered
him $4,000 IL the scheme of de-.
strgrtiou succeeded. Gibson gave him
common oyster cnn, divided into scvc,
raj compartments with 10 tin tube I'm
ono corner, and a gun tube IN the confer
n Which WAS powder and u ball Tho
principal thing exhibited 10y Gibson. how.
ever, WIS quantity of yellow LIQUID
which when exposed 10 the mir aud II
trmWrnturc of o certain degree, would
piye ilumo Tho plans were upset by
wllucsH being ordcrcl 90 st. Paul m,
machine witness sud was packed away
The committee then adjourned until To-
morrow whom Dewan will continue hi,
testimony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
THE OunENs srnn.

81. Louis. Mo, Fob S-I II. Cans
Of dis city, whose wifc Is thc aunt uf
Johu H. Colhurn minister of the interior
under tho doposcd queen of Hawaii has
received n letter from Colhurn detailing
the events of tho recent revolution aud
supporting che queen, who, Colburn says,
hnding herself practically without help
yielded Ia the inevitable, md was will
hug To- withdraw the new constitution,
whose proposed PRONUNCIATION WINS the
prdpNnuug CnMsO of lhp revolution
Colhurn bvgs Cans 10 uHe every effort
possible go secure hearing for The
queens side of the question before the
United States authorities. and Nth that
eud in view Cans todnv forwarded Col
burns letter 90 the prcadpnt with q
strong plea that the queens Hdhcreuts
be given an opportunity 10 be- hoard ON
the question Of annexation,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
SENATOR ALIENS POSITION.

IAncolu, Mob. Feb. S.-Judge Allen,
elected United States senator yesterday,
In nm Interview intmated he would
vote with the Democrats IN organization
ON tie tariff were in line with those OF
Clyelnnd but he differed from the presi-
dent-eloct on the monetary question and
favored free coinage Of silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
A Commission RUI

Austin, Tex, Feb : (Specinll
Representative Mclnmore Introduced N
plll today providing for the appointrlcnt
oi commission by railroads differing nv
20 charges for hauling merchandise I'M
cars irom connecting lines, which com.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

BE- taken on the Cate bin w Friday,
Feb 10. aud the bin not disposed u By
D o'clock that day. the night session
set aside for private pension mntters be
abrogated and the Gate bin taken up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

hers of congress- shall recysge 20 cents
for every mile traveheFs OF their homes
20 the capitol 70 attend 1asiOns Of eon-
gress. aud the same rate IL allowed for
The return trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
MRArnEn rnnrrAsr

Galveston, Tex. Fch. \. tSpa,dal 1.-I0ral
inirtnS Tor Texas, east Of tie luOlh upri.
uWn, tvr twenty -four hours ending i2 mid.
Wghh lhumdW Feb. %. Fair. warmer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

Honey Grove, Tex, ~
j NJ Lord. the ollss h ~
Mace. committed suiaos
Dependency the Gauss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
a THING OF BEAUTY.
A Handsome Ornament and a Useful Article.
Call al the Gazette Office and see Il.

The ladies OF Fort Worth are invited
10 can at Tho Gazette business office
Nhd examine The Gazette's Cabinet
premium serving machine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

Washington, Feb. SA lively pension
FIGHT Is on in the house Unless OIL indi-
cations fail there will be- some very inter
esting debates and sharp maneuyering
on the floor when the pension nppropri-
alton bin h. taken up for confederation
A radical change IN the pension policy
Is proposed This change has in view "a
considerable reduction Of the pension rJlls
aud Of tue enormous amount now paid
out for pensions by pufging the lists Of
the names of some Of these now ON it
and by making more difficult the pro-
curement of pensions under the iaw.