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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

the people FOR period Of about four
years. and not 10 skin through wi'h
special uaiace cars and then follow their
Z suggestions. tho Indian question could he
easily solved. We mean by this thar the
congressional expeditions arr seini-pleas-
ure trins The DISTINGUISHED guests arc
lanquetted ~ distinguished United states
citizens aud they return Without ianhg
formed acquaintance wiih the real par
ties interested and with an incorrect
knowledge at Abe country, The poopie ana
the character of legislation needed.
Arlmore Chieftain- The claim Of the
Chickasaws aud Ch6ctaws Of S},OODOoO
against the United States government
for bands has again been ordered 10 be
paid by congress This Is very good for
the claimants. and no doubt VIII be
heartily received ~ them. but IT would
be much more appreciated had u0t con-
gress allowed attorneys a chance to COB
bic up such an enormous per cent.
The Duncan Banner SAYS that no
Texan need apply Tor Federal positions
IN the territory and that II a good Dem
ocrat living 10 the Indian Territory should
declare himself for Federal office IN
Texas he wOuld be showed under so
deep by the Jackleg lawyers and ward
politicians Of that state that he could not
be known In the race.
Governor Seay has recently appointed
Henry Asp Of Guthrie, IL Oyerllolser
Of Oklahoma City, J. v. Admire Of King
fisher. -. W MGrquait OF Norman and
John Ollie as delegates 70 the national
ship cpnal convcntioR to be held Ia Wash
ington Jan. H.
John Mathison was arrested at Tulsa
Tor introducing whisky. and rather than
be jailed he took Stiychnine and died.
He leaves wife and seven children.
a party VI Houston and Texas Central
railway officials are prospecting for coal
iu the territory.
TWO men attempted TO swim Blue
rirer Cboctaw nation, the other day and
were drowned
Grove Chase. wanted for horse theft
az Decatur Tex was arrested at
Hcaldton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

A Publication Of Matter Valuable 10 Every
Attorney.

I AANNHNAAAHNN
Attorney.
Beginning with the issae Of Jan. IL
tomorrow. Inc For, worth Gazette will
publish the ful decisions Of the court
Of appeals for the Second district. as rem
derod and read IN open court without
abbreristion IN any part
Tae decisions rendered on each Tues
day IA an be Published. In daily in
sediments. during the succeeding week,
giving them to the bar from two 70 thres
months earlier than through the law
journals. none Of which publish the de-
cisions complete.
The unsaiisficiory nature o. the nea.
gre syropses Of The decisions which have
heretofore appeared IN the daily press
8 a subject Of such eonst mt complaint
from Nttoraeys that we feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise IN their
behalf viii be received throughout the
state with substantial evidence Of ap.
prevail
The plan Of publication Of these de-
cisions ia full has been adopted after
consolidation with leading lawyers q the
state. on OF whom. without exception,
strongly recommended Is adoption as the
lnrEest benefit The Gazette could con.
Ser on the legal fraternity
Tho Daily Gazette l. without supe.
ricr IN Texas. The Sunday Gazette,
twenty pages, Illustrated, j. the phepome-
non Of Southern journalism. i contains
more matter than the sundny Courier.
Journal or Atlanta Constitution. and
gives, fresh aud original, the contribu-
tons Of the most famous people ia let
ters, arr and science.
Terms - cents per week where We
have O local agent; or IS per annum by
nail
Apply 10 The local agent or address
TIE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING 60,
Fort wOrth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY NOTES.

Dwelling HORSES are being built on all
sides az lil Reno.
Every paper IN the Territory is urging
the pI'gecution Of periurers.
One hundred and one pupils attend the
public schools nt kcokuk Falls.
a peculiar diaease among horses is
killing ereat many OF those animals
around Yukon.
Joseph Croiin Of Burton. Kan. fell
from his luggy near Lemgh and was
corpse in less than five minutes
Joe aud Monroe Taylor are under ar
rest IN OklNhoma City charged with OBJ
tanning money under false prctense.
Al IN Reno two prisoners ia the county
jail opened their cell dOur aud walked
ont As yet they have not been appre-
hended
Oklahoma City Tlmes-Journal: The sec.
retnry OF the interior now has undpr
Amusement thirty land eases which orlc.
mated Ia the Office here These cases
have all beeu taken up for consideration
within the last sis weeks.
Tecumseh Herald The omnibus bill
viii provide thnt the Indians receive no
money for the lands until the money Is
realized out of the lands As the money
Is received M the various land Offices
from the settlers 10 will be turned over
10 the Indians as payments, The treat.
les IN all the eases 10 hc included In the
omnibus bin will admit of this arrange.
menL With the Cherokee treaty Il Il
different aud a change OF any sort must.
a. the present treaty, be agreed 10 by
the Indians.
III Reno Herald: A day or two ngo
Deputy Marshal Captain Prater Of this
city, accompanied by Special Agent
Scothom of Guthrie, went into the Kio-
Wa and Commanche country To see after
the reported Wood pilfereis ana cattle
thieves who 80 over into that country
from Gmcr county aud commit doprcdn-
tionS. The party OF United States oiiic.
crs found TINT the reports were true sure
enough and arrested several parties ana
brought them TO III Reno. -Four OF the
mon charged with emitting timber wcra
brought before United States Commits
sioner y. Il. Wass of this city. Thcy
all pleaded guilty aud gave bund Cor
their appearance at the February term
OF court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

BRANCH OFFICES

hivarado--J. ". STARK. oofresponaenii
Nene 3iddall, agent u,
Amafilg-f; y, hsnsg ,' 'ofi'-p'l'u'
MDany-R. y, Lyons correspondent L.
Itaishee-z si,naford. agent and COR.
fssgyllfnt. Office, p0siOhce buillnR, p
khesutgt street. FIRST door, where al or
s oeds ipr subscripti0n and advertising
Ausiln-J. 4. alcRenaa
balnuEer--J- 4 PesICe, oEent ana cor
y s,ls.tL Once AZ feafccis drug store
,,BrGSissoo5 m. n. Moose. oorrespondeut.
,m..s.e,y& 1agrs. ngenfs- once In tie
: Bglld..h ]. Cook. correspondent; W.
BeitoD-br. Y. s. Turner, correspondent;
f.,F UsierhouL RgrnL Onice IL tJsionicS
oiaTEsylae-w. s. Thompson. correspond
,,Cilsburns Louis HAmmous. agent, r. CO
Coiorac0 "a. a. Nichols. eorreapon.
euls A ., Payne, EgenL
ialhs--livgh Fitzgerald. correspondent
advertising should DE- ieft irhe t3azstfs
eAn be found on sale az ala news stands I'm
Nc ~, Y Gunner, general news agcnl
: ~ rsso-H II. McKie. correspondent. G.
EDDY. Z, R16. NJ Howe a Co.. agent.
9sinmYlllg.h. Musson. D., r0rrespDll.
snt; Z. 7. Hicks0n, RrsBi;o Gainesville
.GreeRvlle--v ". Grnbba. correspondent;
EIhi lryiu, aEpnts.
ia,s srS.i,S " ilayos. correspondent;
, 's.tin-N ~. tlia1ul CORRESPONDENT,
9 a Miuton. tgent.
iHiaiTI s,iS,a i l.asgT, agent ....,..
tlgrc. bytfn Wpc0 srret
Ssagr,sift291T - iiowel. correspondent.
44rllnii-W. IUckoi. oorrruondent,
hudson, agent, Odic8 in posiullicc
IS, aiiiaees-I r. sicDama. correspondent,
:, raiis ~ y Jm correspondent. Scot,
ril9, rolasA a. Ragland. correspond.
!, oggsnah ~ 4 oolthur.corrpsoonaep,.p.
Roa Teil. y. M-Jsnes W. Molina car.
Hsg9h1tnfi Hughes q WO0dCock. asenfs
n null g 1rtham. correspondent,
shreveport IN. A. Switzerland. cur.
ftHpJndrati ~. n. hyam4 areuf
i Pg,Hl hDiings-h. j. kasa. correspond.
Ntcphtuf.iic 81 ~ Hurt e,rr..o,,,i.p,.
" ~ tlsshee. agent.
sat p Ilarfis Z. i iioie sgc S1,i's B@es
90 9hAl1Durne stfgei
IIinidai' Col.-Wiliam Inucasid & Co..
Iyler-a, L. Robestson. correspopdspt.
TiiTr.a We aS-a'nhmdt cOu~ponden.
Tempted " Brand, eCrrosnopdont,
Charlie WreaihRm, agent
IaVor-- NllMam Elliott, cofresDoudent,
jacques x Harvey. agrufH
Vermont. A.. o. rorrpgnondent, Roma.
sells a Humphreys. nrhnis.
Neinrto-iiubrf Mcthiuu. rufrcaBondopt.
J, n. hhultf, Egrnt. ONCE. ooruor Areuns |
A and south Third street
WaNnhaUulp-1 ~ iipuiHfpr forreaf,op
oeut. W. a. Aldridgo. nEent
Ncuihrri0iu-J. W. CulWrn agent ana
,9iIssp9nu9tini,, once OVER 3iarqhAnts Gud
\
Whi,efooTo-,G. " diamond. correspond. |
Wichita follh j. 81 ffowpth og.,t, |
and coirpnpondentsi nest door 10 posi1fIlcs
lhih paper ~ kepi on hlo nnd hirrlfsfue |
AMERICAN NeWHpupcr Fuhllsher' associn. |
Ton, Temple Court New Nuril 81 froie, ~. /
iuN New York ' N""u-
:, Western egsineas once. coo. ..1bo |
= a. beeswlth. sole aren't FOREIGN ,a,...
tiaing. N0''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
TEXAS SETTINGS.

According 70 The state board Of super.
visors In the amount Of war taxes 10 be-
refunded the state of Texas. William
SON couutys appOrtioument is stated as
SlGJ3
j. +. House has sold his interest in
the Limestone New Era
Bob McGee of Galveston and John
Sullivan Of Fort Worth will 6ght at Dul-
las for purse OF $500 ON Jan. IL. IL
is said that 10 viii not be fake"
In the interest Of economy the Dallas
city council has cut off the supply OF Ice
aud ice water nc the city hell. result
ing IN the saving Of the magnificent sum
Of 500 pcr ycar.
The voters Of Dcnison will have an
other trial Of the Australian ballot sys-
tenn 90 the forthcoming spring election.
u will undoubtedly work more smoothly
thun The FIRST trial
The Smith county election contest eases
VIII come up before District Judge Nc
Cord on Monday next
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
INDIAN TERRITORY NOTES.

A meeting Of the Democratic press of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory n c,,led
for Jan rs. TO organize for the purpose
ot securing uuity OF action In regard TO
public measures.
Tur QUrpTioN or STAT noon.
The Gazotte's Aiuskogee correspondent
SAYS
In ana endeavor TO advance in ne az
rection of statehood ami screIalty Tor
tue i've tribes Congress will discover
the pecessity az following, 20 some t,e-
gree. The plans ia harmony with ibe
idcas ot the adams AVID residents Of the
territory When bilt Is presented to
admit Oklnhomn ne a state and we are
tackled on, remembrance viii 70 M
irom every qnafler. We have hfle H.
tercs,s In common with thar territory,
aud they are widely separated from us
in common purpose; they would only tol-
crate the five tribes az orphans 10 be
permitted IN the household So long M
these fOundings are contenied 10 bp
seen and not heard.
When the strip shall have been opened
fur settlement d would properly form
pnit ~ Oklahoma, which viii make an-
pie area for q state. oklahoma Il pppu-
fted now land the stip viii bp) by pco.
me mesh from every state in the Union
Their ways nre not ways OF the abori,S-
nes. The Indians are slow 10 aci unon
Important changes ia government. Those
lmiiais II bnought Into statehood Niih
hoQmer element, whieh Woeid Hood the
STRIP Rnd which Now makes M the popn
latoN of oklahoma, would sDon IA, lnst
IA the struggle IA whih they have ~
cNPetlcnce The e0ypnElcut amy N.i.h
% lose sight Of is wards bW Wholesale
nNnUgide Is dcplurablc
The iel,ins lhil very nearly complies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

bppeuecsi appeal from Hunt county.
CONCLUSION OF FACT
This appeal IA from a verdict ~ SIM
| uiYided' equally between nppoilt..s ina ~
,n,l and mother OF ia G. King ,vbn ,rns
thllel ID the summer OF 1885 while WORT.
ING Ia appellants yard az C,reeuvile IN.
being crushed between lie cnrs a.. W.. ~
0upllhk, lie was. at the time OF his death
gIo'u. y" Years OF age, pnt had been in
~, ~. V4nlal9y ment OF appellant about six
1888, He was ifht regularly euJt,l,Ivcd hi.
freight brakeman On the road I'M ai,,Ut
tnlte uaNs before ldg deatl Nus nvt ,
work ~ The yard. He was Killed In I'M ~,
nsit ,o .9.pl9 Mll,or hook 10 un ordl.
naLy ulaW-ncad accustomed by thpir pass.
lns ehcl ulher The proof tended In s6oyy
llal Mnth va The wards was turre hsgstd.,,s
s"'il IN the ro9d ana also that tie ooulling os
u hiiier hook 40 an crdilsrv dra,v- l,,,,,J
was extra hazardous hecause tbo,, ,,lrt
u"t hihue Tor cnCh other nnd Wrrs ii,i,i,
to puSs ana crush the brakeman. fr,ers
W., "9u SOME evidence ut .dldtcts IN no
Milief nook though Il dld MOI dlstinctiv
appear ihat thcyc defects cpusnd IN. oc,f
YEN lhe PROOF tended 60 show that tht.
atceasVd was inexperienced in this klnd of
49,, Ul'a thai nus tnct. together WITH Lis
inlnuihE, was krown 10 the scrynpis ana
Agehts OF appellant Who had power 10 en-
ihoS nm nhd Who pat him 10 work Ia tic
ytI, o a a directed tl,e manner OF his SER
~ Iuftehilnc, yard foreman who pnt tho
deceased 10 nk, wurued liim thnt lilo
service was more hazardous Than ON nie
roau ana that he eXplained-in whaf man,
uer ana to what extent tie lroof does not
shoW-the danger OF coupll,ig mo Nttii,'.
NOOK VAIN the ordinary drtw.he.,1 II d.
APPEAR from bis testimony that ne co,,,8
hot sia.e that he informed lie dcccot.S
M me Miller hook and dlaw-lead wopld
PASS cgeh Other The PROOF also fen,Io6 ~,
SNOW thnt the hlllcr hook I'M uucstion 80 ~
me oaly one then in use hv onncilanf Ie,
as "ftanNhie yard un ls GtlnAard r,,pt. "a
ear 4 being on one OF its pnss 5gr
c9",htt. There was eFidcna. tbst 49,.
oe hat been employed 10 ralhoad sc.,tn
sE,9hs' me eonseat Of his father '''ee
We conclude that tho roeord ,,,..,
eNionce nom which Il max he I D,.,n.lls
that deeeHscl cunie 20 His deot, tbrn,,,h
nc nesusenee OF appellant. U-ifbent cn,''.htun
, nl4ry n,sh cease on hls part aud tbat n diS
NV ''s'' Nou' Inc ordinary risks assumed
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
the hrst, second, third ana ann os.,n.
~ % error question the corr6ctnnss' -
s ~ lrlnl courts rulings IN Rdmittt,,. 80, %
.dte 70 SHOW that appellant had fno,,i
Huse 9t The minority OF ne dec. ,aloWli-
~ uh,lspWe1 That A. T.. IIoDrer u
e. .I agent and pctiua ynrd M ~
'pP'iinht WlGh power 10 tanlioy ai,I diI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Otis A. Whipple vs.. K. T. Maddox ct
al set for Jan ~
Sarah j. Whitley hy next friend vs..
| Texas aud Pacfc Railroad company; set
for Jau. ~.
q. II. Jones ct al. vs. Newton Gaines
ct al set for Feb p.
Francis Granger W.. Texas and Pa
citic Railway company: set for Feb. z.
A. ". Nokins IS Texas and Pacific
Railway company; set Tor Feb z.
Winfield Scott w. I'oxns and Pacific
Railway company; set for Feb. z
John Mc}rath VS. Texas aud Pacific
Railway company; set for Feb. Z
q. W. Sharp vs. Texas and Pacific
Railway company: set for Jan. 10.
John Drew vs.. II. j. Hespcr ct al; set
for Feb 13.
II. G. Clenncr W. Texas and Pacific
Railway company; vet for Jan. 20.
~. II Harris et all VS.. s. III. Strother,
Il al: set for Jan 26.
Parln & OrendorH vs. NJ. A. Hinch-
man: continued without prejudice
j. 3. Watkins vs. j. NJ. Spellman, ct
al. set for Jan. II.
Same vs.. James r. Horton; set for
Jan. 20.
Racine Wagon and Carriage company
IL james b simpson, set for Feb
The Davis Carriage company VS.. ]. r.
Simpson: set for Feb. II.
Same vs. r. Y. GrOfa: set for Feb. IT.
same vs.. Derden e. Tabor; set for
Same VS. c. C Blanford; set for Feb.
II.
:, same y g, vs.. Buscr & League; set for
Same vs. W. NJ. Being; set for Feb.
james Guthrie VS. r. NJ. Gaho ct al:
set for Feb. 10 and defendants have leave
10 amend
Same vs.. Bankers and Merchants
National bank of Dallas; set for Feb.
13.
Alongo & White vs.. Nolnu county; set
for Feb. "A
Cherokee Live Stock association vs. JOt
Gunter continued bv dcfeiidltr
Qrgker City National bank VS.. Nolan
county; set for Feb. "a
Meyen Bros. Drug company vs.. Dali
las, Pacific aud Southeastern Railway
company; set for Feb. ..
The John Church company vs.. AlcOtt
q Maynor; set for Feb. 20.
Matador Land and Cattle company
vs.. IL. IL. Campbell ct al; set for FEB
Same vs.. same; same entry.
J. w. Chenoweth vs. Casey & Wilkes;
set for Feb. p
H. IL. 'hnpDeu w. MNtuNOr lana anu
Cattle company: set for Feb -.
I. Y. Smith vs.. Western Union Tide
graph company; vet for Feb. -.
Emma II. Allibone vs. Fidelity ard
Z casualty company Of New York; set for
Feb 10
Hartley g. Graham We. A. ]. Ander.
son; dismissed NJ PLAINTIFF cost
Little Rock Granite company vs.. Dial.
las county; set for Feb. 10
Parlin a. Orend0rif compan VS.. 4. Il.
Chase ct AL; dismissed as per agreement
filed.
John A. Hall VS.. H. A. Van Sickle. OF
al. continued by cOrppnt.
National Park bank Of New York VS..
>. r. Hopkins ct al. set for Jan. II.
Allen Smith w. Texas and Pacific Rail |
way company: set Tor Feb. :.
Myrtle Townsend IS. Texas aud Pa |
cilc Railway company, set for Feb. y.
, John C. Auglm We. same; SCI for Feb. !
Texas and Pacific Coal company ".
Phillip 4 Wigs Machinery company; |
set for Feb. Z
James W. Stuard vs. Western Union |
Telegraph company: set for Feb %
William o. Groves vs. }. +. Newman:
set for Feb /
). W. Surles VI. Texas and Pacific
railroad: SET FOR Jan. -.
II. W. and Jane Howard W N.gtsyr
mon Telegraph company; ser for Jan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Southerncrs proper pbjcct 10 The phrase
New South IN The sense in which il
Is used there is no new South. There is
simply change which has been made nee
essaly BY new conditions. Tho men in
this section who lead now are Of the stock
and fibre who were leaders a half CEN
fury ago; the muscle used IN the develop
ing Is The new importation, a use Of
material made necessary by causes "a
miiiar 10 all
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

TIE Panama tcouaal investigation at
fara d said 20 be weakening faith "a thc
present government Va the provinces. The
vatican bias Instructed the clergy 10 preach
ihe safety q The republic, bni while & Is
~ axiom that the kieg oau do NO wrong.
ihe common people Of France or else.
where have npi conceded that divine right
20 men Of their own creating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
FosTRRs 1904 roRrcAsrs

=, The storm waves win reach this neri-
alhp end the other changes WIN occrr M
q. Mlltin lVO miles Of Fort Worth with
y, nl, 'mfnsl ionr hours before or after sun.
Jan. q Hair and cool
Jan. T.. Moderatiur
Jan. Warmer.
Jan storm wave Oa this meridian
s1l ~ Wind rianeinr. ''''- "
Jan. IL gooier aud clearing.
Jan. Aloderatinr
Pan WArfn,.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

The old guard should inll "a, The ranks
~ those who laid the Foundation ~ Fort
Worth have boef decmnted. hut some
are ieil Qf thoee who gave tAe town rs
start years aEo. Van landt. LLOYD. =, !
sey' Smita' hoaz, Paddoca, Marin ana
others Of thc Old guard are here aud also
those who eene IN later A grand rally
q tae old and the new uonld enable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Fort Worth and West Texas are IN H.
Together they have grown ia tbs past.
together they have suffered in the paa
and Together they ans now facing che
brightest pfoapect ahead ever presented
nnF city and s..,alon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

charge brakemcn and sriil
business u was 70 ieul.H
knowledge at DE tine ~
employed and Injured hp'ha
lty and ineXpcnwfe J. y N
foreman, bclleYlng pnd = a
believe that she diyfu Il
put him 10 work 10 Ne ~ (
sent aud sanctlon " w !,
error, therefore. m ihNfl
OF ibis evidence Cor Dc ~
knowledge 60 "a hlil IN
who i.rst employed I've ~
on the road. or Tor ilt
appellant with EnOwltdt
agent or servant 'Ag Il
because az least ihrN
rcntiBc appellant j. s4i
knowledge OF the fasl
The sixth. serlil
mcn,s OF error C0mql.a VA
the court belowt 70 81. .hl
uiird ami sevrnih Ifda
by appellant Ia vfat
judge states, among w
were rcfDsed becinse y
United. The iirsi. slipA u.
20 have lccn wiittcn plN
which contained al'o all
charges, all cooseepll'e
seventh requested thalN "a
ooupanicd by D stfsfi., (.
ton numbered eighth. n.
did not eri' In relrsln. ~
suucdons for the reaivls "
ton With his endorscuql
The eighth assignrfl J
plains of fhe c0ulf : w 4
ton submitted under B.
this: M
III lie servant At w
knows OF the hazard ll1t
csunot recover 30 lnall7 Y
such knowledge, u
he shouid receive ule h~.A|
ial warning from ile &,
graph OF the charge W. IN
statement IN eject ihil T,
that "Ed King was ll.' N
dulles ana did rot kp'ts
Deril attendant uiWA N x
such duties. and thN
his want Of expelleist
ana that the injury w 8
fDult on coBtrllmiorL nt
lie hlry might and ~ 81
they found the facts oe .'i 81
on lie Iart OF defcnla.i
ciule therefore that WI Il,
urcted by the propg'lns,
Won taken. No fllrllg
OF the charge ana Wv ,,
Glgnncnt gucsll0ls NJ
10 sustain w 1fIS
We ni'e of fhe opiniell
clearly and fairly ai.t
by the charge ana
10 support the yerNeL NJ, Y
nothing left NJ tiil |" 4
and 81 81 10 Ofdefet ,,ssil
StwIhens, asi0eialg
ate justice Justice a'N a
ting. a
Princess Gaiiizeh
the oldest arlsIe ..i'a N NIL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Mr. Cleyeland's expressed disapproym
Of Edward Murphy's election 10 the sen.
ME l. an indication Of his intention TO he
president Of the United States, and nm
the tool Of machine politicians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

New territory Is being offered 10 Fort
Worth trade every day. What are Fort
Worth merchants aud manufacturers
doing to conserve what il being made for
IMAM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

The decision to get along without
caucus is rather an evidence Of the ad.
miidstrotiqh's strength IN the house. than
Of IFS weakness. II shows that the Horg
members have counted up and find that
tiscy are strong enough 70 rule without
Che necessity Of cnucus obligations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Tho trains on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific viii be running Into The Fort
Worth union depot tso-rallod) within
sixty days. This is a prediction and not
"a fhra.f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Recognizing the fact that Fort Worth
Is an educational center the selection Of
this as headquarters for schoolbook
publishing house Is most appropriate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

lsr OF PATENTS FOR TEXAS
washington, Jan 10 Especially Car
eonphnE Joh q EnNileys. Dallas.
GOmcrya fNoht
stark, Mckinney. "s0' l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Imperial Joye, il Is sald sometimes
nodded. Then why wonder that ylgi-
liant Texas congressman has been once
caught nappmrg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

ne lord lieutenant Of Ireland Il ~
heat pnid nemher Of Tho Rriish gntern.
m na AIS salary ~ 100000 pcr an.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

II looks wen for the animus OF the
present Legislature that in the opening
contest starchambcr methods were aban-
donod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
WEATHER fuporsr

M Jan, 10 lgxs
Highest temperature a.
Lowest ton Derani,w f'F-''s
Prevailing GlrNtiof cfrins 49,,
Amount OF rainfall ~
probable weather iof lo-'no,ygw aeis
~ M CLAftHr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

The only travelling pursous. male ar 70
MALE ut rrtseH authorized 10 rcc,t,s nnd
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NV hhAie are cautioned not III pay nancy
20 any Other persona representing fheui
lives ~ uh,eling nrenia 90 this pa SER ~
tcts9an IMAM those named Is hereby re.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
oLosINe houRs.

The ehHstte will decline hsrsafter 90
print communications which are msrsIy
expressive OF the writer's opinions. Facts
eian interesting nature WIN be printed.
sat eomnenta VIA nnt W nsed unI,ss
Specially collected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Grover Cleveland aud Adlai Steven.
son were elected president aud vice
president OF the United States last Mon
dnV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Fort wor,h to ealhsr 81 Of the harvest
from fhe seed sown 6fictn years ago
The Iron IS very hot for Fort Worth