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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-07-20

PROF. E. g. PAXTON, of Allegheny
City, Pa, will give an entertainment at
Colerain Hall, July 21st, commencing at
s o'clock P NJ. The program will consist
of amusing and instructive recitations,
and lecture on the subject Our Inher
itance and How to Keep it." All are
cordially invited to come and spend a
pleasant evening. Proceeds to go for the
benefit of the Hall.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-07-20

Not the least remarkable thing at the
Fair is the endurance displayed by women
in their efforts to see everything in an
allotted time. Pale faced, weak looking
women, ones that are doubtless almost
ranked as invalids at home tramp hour
after hour and keep it up for days, and
in the end will reveal, if anything, less
indication of fatigue than their robust
male companions. 1t is no easy matter
to walk for miles and miles over hard
wooden floors, and harder stoned roads,
yet this is what everyone does and the
women never lag. Of course they get
tired but after sitting down for little
time they get up andngo on and on. A
boy may not be able to hoe corn but at
the same time eager to walk several miles
to go fishing, and on the same principle
it may be that the wonderful endurance
of women at the Fair can be explained
At any rate they do stand a great deal
more than anyone would imagine they
could, and apparently are never too tired
to make the attempt to see more if time
is pressing them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-07-20
SOME POINTS
Which May Be of Interest to Our
Readers Who Contemplate Visit
ing the Great FAIR.

Visitors should make it point to be
at the Mines and Mining Building be-
tween 10 and II o'clock in the morning.
During these hours the process of min
ing, cutting and polishing diamonds may
be seen. Tiffany, the world wide jeweler,
has had great quantities of diamond
bearing dirt brought from the Cape Col
ony fields. This dirt is put in the separa-
tors, crushed and sifted and washed until
only the pebbles remain. These are care
fully picked over, handful at time.
examined and Ie6xamined. During the
two hours the man going over these peb-
bles rarely fails to get six eight or doz-
en- fine stones. A stone is passed to an
operator who fixes it in position, and
passes it to the cutters who sit just be-
low. Here, by means of wheels going so
rapidly that the spectator can see no
movement at all, the precious minerals
are ground into the most advantageous
shapes, and passed on to the polishers,
emerging sparkling, and lacking only the
gold setting to prepare them for the
adOrnment of beautiful women or loud
men, as the case may be. Sometimes a
stone is found perfectly symmetrical,
and requiring only polishing to fit it for
use. The entire process is interesting
and is daily watched by hundreds. OPP
eratiOns are carried on under plate
glass cage, and may be readily seen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-07-20

Two FELLOWS were brought up from
Martins Ferry, Monday, to Jail. They
had been working the fly blister fake
One would burn his face and arm with
carbolic acid, then cover the burns with
sweet oil and vaseline and pass himself
off as an iron worker who had been burned
in an explosion and was soliciting money
to take him to Pittsburgh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
IrcAN.r nE DONE

Al meeting Of railroad men held In
New York. one Of the propositions CON
sidercd was to ask the states TO exempt
the roads from taxation for n term Of
years. or for one year at least.
The argument 80 tlis end Is thus stated
by one of the advocates of the PROPOSE
ton: Building railroads In the south
cin STATES has resulted in increasing thu
wealth aud prosperiy of che country.
and SIN We are taxed We better tho
condition of the country ath yet must
pay for the privilege If we wcr MAX
ing anything ont of The states we have
improved. we should not object; but we
are losing money Instead OF making t..
aud It IL the opinion OF mos, railroad men
of the Southern association thRt the stntri
uiight to exempt some OF the roads from
taxation"
There are two reasons why this re-
quest 20 exempt railroads from taxation
canot be- complied with. Que is that it
would be- unconstitutional. because IL
would not make an taxation uniform.
The other Is tbat the argument that
MNNlN NIuNl NhNu " lNfhI 10 lNlAihAAh
would compel il 60 De- extended 60 al.
most all industries that "do not pay
The grounds ON which this discrimination
h asked are, first, that the building Of
railroads brings wealth aud prosperity
to the country; aud second, that Soma
roads do not pay,
Almost amy industry brings some
wealth and some prosperity 20 the neigh.
horhood about It. The building Of mill
or factory Of Gny kind. the sinitnig of
a store or blacksmith shop, evcul the open.
ipg Of new farm hy bringing wild laud
into cultivation. is nn addition 70 tho
wealth aud prosperity Of state II they
don't pay shall they bee relieved of the
burden Of taSationy The Fort Worth
pnckery X a conspicuous instance of tho
Investment Of money la large enterprise
that was greatly 10 the advantage OF this
city aud state, which has not paid is
stockholders.
The meat Of the thing commended for
Is that those businesses which nrn profit.
able shall contribute TO the support of
those which are not profitable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

His party may rot act A. b. would
have It 20 act. bnt be acts WITH his party.
The majority rules all Democrats.
A Democrat may eight inside the organi-
z0iion Tor The success Of his personal
yiews, but u The minority Is against him
DE- gives up and turns IN 20 help the par.
~ win. His views may not be- changed,
bot the party s. above the man. Dc sub
mite he "bows to the viii Of The poo
pie"
That is the kind Of Democrat Dave
llill is Tie win not lu' found fighting
President Cleveland. because 10 doing
SO he would bc lighting the head of the
Democratic pary When he was de-
frlted nc the Chicago convention and
Cleveland nominated. The report went
abroad that he would knife" the noml-
nee. Tho result showed ihe falsity Of
the charge. Largely through his efforts
the highest majority ever given 20 any
Democratic candidate for president WAS
given 10 Mr. Cleveland In New York.
Ills conduct will show to be utterly uu-
founded the sensational newspaper cor
respondence from Washington, alleging
a combination between Hill and the
Republican senators TO embarrass the
Democratic administration. He Is not
that kind Of Democrat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

BIZ Deal n 1876 a habels corpus
heating W Monday resulted ia each Civ
ing ban 81 the sum of $4,000.
There are several cases of pneumonia
in sherman.
Tho Calvert Conriee has just celebrated
its fifteenth birthday.
a great deai of cotton remains w the
hclds around liuft0 set 10 be picked
a. Il. Starr has entered The FIRM Of
a. -. Hnrinoit 4 Co. in The wholesale
Ernrrry business az Neatherfero.
tiaincsyil Register a negro inau. bis
wife md seven children, ranging In ages
from 10 20, came walking up the Snuln
fe track tbis morning about 10 O'Clock
Each one bad strapped pa him ynriuus
Hriiclcs such rs lol clothes and cooking
utensils whirh indicated that they had
trnnmed long distance. To somr rail-.
rad men who stopped them. they said
they had WALKED every step of the way
from The southern part Oi Mississippi.
md that II God SPARED them they would
continue their journey afoot until they
found a homo IN oklahoma. They pass
ed through this city without stopping.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

Aivarado-5. W. STARK. correspondents
Ncue Slddall agent, -.
Amarillg-t Hlghsmlth, correspond
ADeny-h A.. Lyons' correspondent LIZ
ABilene-E. i, Radford. agent ara cor
rssgyndsni o1ice, pOetoflns bulllng, ~
thrstant street. nrsi floor, where al or
saSSds,,, rer subscription and advertising
A1estin-J. p McKouna.
hAlill ges- n. Pealcei agent and cor
M sdgu s,as,tLiL, Once AZ fearce'a drug store
,Brownwoe5 III H. Moore. eoTespondeqt.
,,osf,eee.& Mayors. agenta. once Ia the
:, sggi5d.n y look. correspondent; W.
Belton-br. T. ). Turner. correspondent;
~ W. Montgomery, agent Office In post
ciarEsy6io1w. g. Thompson. correspond
,,cesurne- Louis Hammous, agent; Il. CO
Colorado il a. Mcnols. corrcspon.
ent; A. J; Payne, agent.
~ ,Alassz; Hvgh FiiEgerdd,. correspondent.
OIcet 80 Mulu hifnct where orders for
advertising should be left The Gazette
.sh % found o. sale OF all pswe stands In
ut aly. Adolph on, general news agent.
Decatur j. a.. GOse. correspondent: Sam
-. Simpson. agent.
III iaso-A. IS. MCKEE correspondent; G.
EdSy 4, Why. NJ Howe q Co.. agents.
Gainesville A. WATSON, ~, rorrcsijond.
s1ii T. Hail. agent. Office. dainesrllle
.GTsenvllls.-v W. Grubba. correspondent;
ha9li A Irwin, agentg.
ilsnlstis H. chissa S9i rresoaas5t
a. a hintop, agent.
ii1is5Sso-r.. y g hsseT, as SapF..ro,oo,,
~ t'hllips, agent oiiire. phlllis music
"l2le nouh Wall ailcef
Aibar Woodr - y. Howell. correspondent;
Mafanall ". Blocker. correspondent.
u, Hudson agent; once In postoiice
NiIaegia-J r. McDaniol. correspondent
Paris " 4. en- correspondent. sco,,
.D fiigt fo5!mA NJ. Easland. correspond.
Quds"t rs'n + colthur. eorrssoona,n,
.lewel. n 81, james W. Mullins. cor.
gl..,l,,lf ,Nuoufulk a. Rcitrld. agents
a. n Hotton. sgr1ii Anhhl' correspondent;
shreveport Ia, W. A. Switzerland. cor.
"ulrlnr springs-K. j. bass cofrespoud.
Guy. l,unyt, bits., agents.
~ 5lP}niF9 c,Lt..a q Buck correspondent;
% s9tlt Harris iio. agents SIs. 6 b2Ha,
tEnidsi' Nol.-WliliRin IiftleGeld s Co,
,Illcr.-R. l.. Robertson. oorrespopdept.
lgIrsl! We IA .iahmdt correspondents.
Tempe q. 4. brand. correspondent,
favlor William Elliott, correpondent,
Jacques 4 Haply. agents
Vernon H. j Holmes, UorresDondont ttnn,
sells & Humphreys ngentE. "
kclasuO -ltobert McChinn corrcsponaort.
J. n. EhutA, agent once, corner AVent,ss
A aud Eouth Third street
WuXhhaChirI. NJ. Ftumister cgrresron.
dent. a. y. kcnton. agent
Woatherfnrd-,I. w Culwoil neent mud
gQwcsropdmt ofhvo over Morchants' ani
Wbitrsboro W. Diamond ,.orro.,,,,,
ont W, ~ Erhols nrrnT '''p'uu'
wichita Fails NJ. lInivefh nrept.
and correspondence next door To tiostnt,,,a
This paper ~ Kept on fle aud adV1rIiipps,.
rates may 10 nacerinined nt tho oinea -
AMERICAN newspaper Puhlishcrs' nsAa,ia.
Eastegn oyaigssS ollce IS Tribune build,
Rookery," Chicago. lll ino
~ 9 Beeiwith' sole agent foreign adver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
ALL OVER DIXIE

Mrs. Loving Edwards Of Simpson
coiuity, Ky. deserted her children and
went 10 Dallas. Tex. leaving tbem on
the charity OF the community.
Jim HendricbH o uOioriOnsly tough ne.
gro nc Greenyille. Ky. has boon arrested
Tor double crime aud may b. mobbrd.
JIG. h accused " having ruined his
daughter and then numbering the child.
AZ Wetnmpka Ala. Herbert Goldih-
waite killed q negro because hc threat
cntd GoldthWHite's life.
George King. % Hnrriston Miss, wife
murderer, has ESCAPED from jail
Il. r. Mitchell and A. D. Ruff will
leave Richmond Ky. about MAY ! on
bicycles aud attempt 10 go 10 Seattle.
Wash. Mr.. Rud Is Us years of age.
r. G.. Job. says the Marshall CTcun)
Iazcttc. who was teaching school in
TEXTS, aud who mysteriously disappeared
q year ago, aud was mourned ~ dend
10y his fnther and family in this county
cilme Ia last "Wednesday.
AZ Chattanooga, Tenn Moron Cole
WIS sentenced To nincty-ninc years in
the .peniteuuary for Aurdcr. Ilc said,
1T beats looking UP rope
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
BIG ENOUGH ron THE PLACE.


washington Correspondence Cincn-
Dah Commercial-tiuzette.)
The Texas delegation IN "dnrrpss seem
IN happy frame OF mind tonight for HE
siIry has got Out and comes FROM q pretty
rflinble Source that Buck Kilgnrc IN
90 gct the appointment OF minister 10
Mexico under MIR Cleveland and suc.
coed MIR Ryan. Buck was To sec the
ITcsident-elet very recently. and IL Is
undrrst lod that be- was given the nsslir-
ance that he should have the Mexican
mission His friends hero Openly assert
that he will get the place.
The Texas congressman WAS saeu las
your correspondent tonight, and IN reply
u % question regarding the matter MIR
hilgore said. ~ have nothing whatever
10 say on the subject
Buck has good knowledge Of Mexico
aud It's people. h fair Spanish linz
guist aud would make minister much
above The average, end Furthermore hc
can deal with pulQuc 10 better advantage
than did Mr. Morgan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
THE COURTS.
Tho County Court Docket New Suits Filed.
Yesterdays Legal Eudget-Nolos.

NlsN fsh Z MIN ~ lllO lHlt'I.
Tue following eases were acted ON yes
tcrday;
state of Texas vs.. Jim Raycll. theft
of over $50; attachment ordered for Ger
tain Witnesses.
State OF Texas W.. VIII Douglass. bur
glafy; attachment ordered for witnesses.
state al Texas W.. May i\agle. theft
VI over so; attachment ordered for
witnesses
State OF Texas W. John Drury, burg
larry; verdict of guilty aud sentence of
four years in the pcniienti0Ty imposed.
state of rCfls vs. w. r. Gray. for
gerry plea OF not guilty and ease 0r-
dored docketed for next term of court.
FORTN-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Owing TO the absence OF Judge Green
on account % Illness Special Judge A
NJ, Carter presided aud acted on the
following eases
American Freehold Mortgage company
vs., NJ. ). Brown 60 nl., debt and FORE
closure; dismissed, plaintiff 10 pay all
msatishod costa
n, L.. McAnuliy ct al VS. r. H. DE-.
FloTton 81 al, debt aud foreclosure: with
drawn from jury by consent with leave
% defendants 60 withdraw jury fee
Plaintiff disnissed ns 30 A petoh, Mrs.
a. Petch and j. G, Iahns aud Judgment
DE default as 10 j. r. linodlcs aud OTTO
10 HE as 60 G.. W Hall and r. H. Eg-
glestOn
Charles A. Tlayman vs. Fort Worth
aud Denver City railroad. damages: con.
timed by defendant for testimony
q H. NOLAN W. Fred Daley, debt
and foreclosure; jury was waived and
Judgment given plaintiff for s. aud
foreclosure OF lien as prayed for
l.. Helor vs.. John Salt ot al, fsrcclos.
ure; defendant has leave 10 amend, aud
cause held until Saturday, Jan II
NEW SUITS FILED.
r. = Garrett vs.. Western Union Tele.
ernIh company, for damages
Mark Evans vs., Texas Mnlt and Grain
company, TO roecind deed and FOR dam
ages
COUNTY COURT DOCKET
Tho following is the setting Of the
non'lny civil docket in the county court
tor the weel, beginning IAN. ~. 1897:
MONDAY.
ai30, Uncxcelrd Firc Works com.
pany ys a. T. Andcrsan
a2l5. John Il, Hughes vs.. H. y. Dag.
lJ,H Galloway BITES Vs. II. II, Colin
4Ss4' Mrs, H.. a. 'thocker a Al. rs.
B0leulCn & Bro.
hIia, Cameron Min anh Elevator com.
paW vs. MNnnipg Tpmmcll
MN CrlbAep, sexton X co. vs.. Fort
Worth lNs,alment company.
ava, Cnlbon, Sexton 4 Co vs.. Fam
nie Moore, garnshee
4nea. urihhn, sexton 4 Co. vs., Tom
Tanner, gnmishee.
al2N Cnhhen. Sexton 4 Co. W. Ieta
Halliday, eamlshoe
A2I Cnhben, Sexton & ca. vs., sam
Shelleg gAFnlshoe.
an1S Crlbben, Sexton & Go. vs. Cnv
Baton, galMishoe.
Fl9A Cribb,n Sexton x co. vs.. 4.
W. Jackson. eamishce
4'lSa J. =. Gray vs.. Texas and Ia.
clic Railroad company
TUESDAY.
S0oT George 5. l.eachman "a. phao.
NIX Assurance rompany 0f london.
Rnol !. A. Taylor We, Townsend 4
Lusher
40QS !. z, Taylor rs Hyde Jennings,
kRiqisher
400s A. j. Anderson FOR use of AIer-
ehaAfs National bank W. a. BaeF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

a Publication Of halter valuabls 10 Every
AHafney

Attorney
Beginning with the issue Of Jan. ~.
tomorrow. The Fort Worth Gazette win
publish the full decisions Of the court
Of arcals for the Second district, ~ ron.
dercd and read in open court without
obbreyiation in any part.
The decisions rendered on each Taes-
day will an he published, in daily in
stallments, during the succeeding week,
giving them 10 The bar from two to three
months earlier than through the law
journals. none Of which publish the de-
cisions complete.
The nnsadsficto nature Of the mca-
gre syr opses Of the decisions which have
heretofore appeared IN the daily press
Is a subject Of such constint complaint
from attorneys that we feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise ia their
behalf win be received throughout the
state with substantial evidence Of np-
prevail
The plan Of publication Of these de-
eisions in full has been adopted after
consultation with leading lawyers Of the
state, all Of whom. without exception,
strongly recommended lbs adoption as the
largest benefit The Gazette could con
Ter on the legal fraternity.
The Daily Gazette Is without a supe-
rior IN Tcrns. The Sunday Gazette.
twenty pnges. illustrated, is the pheuome.
non Of Southern journalism. Il contains
more matter than the Sunday Courier
Journal or Atlanta Constitution. aud
gives, fresh and original, the coutribu-
tons Of the most famous people in let.
ters. art and science.
Terms % ccuts per week where we
have local agent; or IS per onnum by
mail.
Apply to the local agent. or address
THE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO.,
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

at Alvin ''
\ bank and new postoilice building are
heiug built nc Strawn.
The new Methodist church az Strawn
VIII soon he completed.
Several new bricl, buildings are being
built Nt WuNahachie,
During 1892 over 100000 was spent
at henuetta for new buildings.
- tlle demand for dwelling houses IN
dublin TAR exceeds the supply.
The new Christian church al Midland
has Just heen completed.
Work win shortly commence On tha
nov Odd Fellows Lodge building az BAL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
PERSONAL

% MIS- ., Fannie. Adams has gone 10 Xyooo
VISIT ner Slater, Mn. y, /. Heimap'
n E ,G Robert 5. stuart Of Abilene i.
ON ' tbo Wy ,, nh9 reports many good thingS
two railroads, The boni,s gHiopS ihem
already subscribed Que belng
Miss Cora knight Of r,o,,,, ~
Z visiting the Misses o.bar,nnI"e Tex,
Second street ''''eS on East
Brook smith ma 40 al
AZ Brownwood enterprises " ioauers in
ciIy Yesterday. was IA the
). NJ lIoThoimor Of cb,.,.o
rs in the city. '''''" o'sullery,
Austin a1"' 10 WI Sit, g Young has gone to
Governor HOE I.ssua r5 Sse inauguration Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
The Best Wan 10 AdvertIse Iaxaa

Is through the newspaper that daily aud
weekly tells Ui the progress of TeNns and
ita advantages, opportunities aud prudur-
lions Day after day and week after
week such newspaper does its appointed
work, and it Is
Ths COnstnnt Orp liug that Wears Away
the STONE.
No man dissatisfied with unfriendly
climnic, exhausted lands or unlayornhlp
conditions can read constantly of dis
southern wonderland without being In
iiuenced 90 come. Aud no man " ho socks
safe and profitable Investment can read
constantly NJ the opportunities presented
IN This vast undcycloped empire without
being intlnepced 10 investigate for him
self IN person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
PENCIL PICKlNGS
IN THE.

Cards Announcing the marIila
Mary Friedman and Samge y
ware srtl ont yesterday ~
will take place o. 'le 2pl llt|
residence o. the brides para,
The alarm of fire ubOuii nr
day WAS false. Nothing iidl
IEt.
b. W. and /. r. Camp lagl u
j. 4. French and wife Tor wv
= and 3, block Al, Dagselts iA
Reward-Sl0 reward win b.
tue return of u lady's gold NJ.
chain lost on Main street ~.
Hendricks building and The l'a
flee, Monday, between ] ano !
Return 10 The Gazette and 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

Alvin. "'"s
school at Strawn.
Up TO date Clchurne has ,eeeiyed nenrlv
$4,000 bales OF cotton.
Fourteen box car tourists wore Jailed
~ one hAni, "a Reaumont last week,
NE Young men at Ifutto ara orgauiy.
ing Nn athletic club.
John MclAuley WAS fataly ininrea m
Moody by being thrown from i horse.
kasilond Chroucls Last FRIDAY ,N,n.
ms deputy sheriff y e., Epplpr brought
~ from Hn,cr county VIII Head audi
,l.1i,N teeers aud iNfpsa Chem 0ver u
Nherit FINLEY Both are undsr Rdiei.
nep' lof The murder 81 Simp Caie aad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
The Best WAY 10 Advertise Texas

Is through the nowspaper that daily and
weekly tells Of the progress of Tryas NM
- advantages. approximation and prOduc-
lions. INy after day aud week nfter
week such newspaper does rs appointed
~ork, und Il Is
The Constant nrlpping that wears Away
he STONE.
re man dissatisfied With mfriendly
apiilllpus can read constantly OF this
SoNtNcgu womlprlnua without hlne M
hugnccd 20 Colan And 40 NAM Win s,cl,s
saiN aNh pr1ill4hle Investment can rea,h
cnralantlf of thp opportunities presented
IA tlnf VAST WleYel1ped empire without
bong lp'luNpeed 70 Investigate for him.
Sslf ~ peFgga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

1913 Marshall Harris ys. T +. Len
Dir
1912 Texas Brewing 90. vs. Young
4 kuhcus
4a34 Texas Brewing CO. ys. James
Muirhoad ei a.
1890 l<uh. Nathan & Fisher vs.. J..
=. Williams 81 al
1919. j ~ Tcwmy vs.. George Nai' 2;
iils2 T.. kamen ys. Fort Worth ana
Arlington Street Railway eommny
WEDNESDAY.
Nl5t Colorado Milling and Elevator
company ys. Batonnn A. Bro. &C a.
1896 Fort Worth Granitic Roofing
company w. North Side Street Hallway
i150. 81. NJ. Miller y Co., KS Wilkes
\ Cause.
lS}S. j. q Bruuing vs.. r. j. Houston.
1914. General Electric company vs..
Il. r. Ford Electric company.
4Ol1. Je0 Gates W.. Fort Worth Gran
itic Roofing COMPANY.
1917. Hamburg Canning company vs.
Bateman x Bro.
1919. Frank Leon VI. Macarthur Bros
ct al.
1910. L. Sherlock vs.. Railway En-
ploycs Printing and Publishing company
1881. H. w. Flory vs. Merchants Ma
tional bank.
The last assignment Of the November
jury civil docket hegins Monday. Fcp
20. iSl3. and viii be- polished one week
IN advance Of that date,
InITN II KING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
NEW SENATOR'S:
WHAT THE stats LEGISLATURES
DO YESTERDAY.
A Number Of ire Old Members VIII Be Re-
turned Faulkner and Camden Both
Go From West Virginia.
coLoRADo's MuDDIdl.

Denver. Col, Jan.1T-fhe legislaturc
is IN q muddle The trouble arose over
the appointments Of clerks for various
committees In the lower house. The Re
publicans have majority Of one. but
would not give Member Funderberg tho
clerk. He claimed lucy agreed TO do il
In the caucus. Funderberg and the
Democrauc-popullsts combined viii now
make an attempt TO Dust the speaker
and pun in one Of their own men.
In the senate the trouble IL almost as
bad. The lieutenantgovern0r is mp IN
arms and questions the right Of the presi.
dent pro tom 10 appoint comrniitcps and
proposes 20 take the matter before the
supreue court for a decision
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

The shady side Of social life IS not
pleasant 90 contemplate but even from
30 doubtful source consolation may
sometimes be obtained. The ease ia polnt
Is that In the annual record OF crime
published hy the Chicago Tribune
Texas aud Kentucky base each hung
ten mur,lerers, Ia states u which Il Is
assorted OF tho citizens that they value
horse moro than human b,ing. Il
is relief to know that the wheels Of
Justice are not too much elogg,a TO al,
low liz free exercise.