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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
srNArn cnNIAlrrrIsr

The committee on claims aud accounts
met this afternoon and decided TO report
tayorably Senator Deans bin for the
relief Of r. L. Schmid SChmld was
Texas ranger and while stationed al
Richmond during The wood.pecker jay-
bird troubles be received guu-shot
wound which confined him Go the care on
a surgeon for three YEARS The c0inmit-
tee agreed TO allow him 1851
Senate Judiciary committee No. l met
this Afternoon aud decided 20 report fa-
v0rably the following bills!
Senstor Crasford's bill Tor Ike better
assessment Of personal property.
House bill providing for taking de-
faults IN suits ON the lays of the term
The hlll providing the manner which
county seats may boz removed.
Senate bill transferring the Issuance
OF marriage licenses TO district clerks
was referred 10 special committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
oLAuoe CONVENTION.


Clande Tex, March z Especial. AT "A
mass mHcliig N The people, Of Armstrong
county held 40 the court House March u
fur Tho purpose of consulting as tD M boat
means 10 encourage ilnnlgfatlou, Hon. D.
y warren was onilui "a the ohnir Hon.
" NJ 1latko secretary ~ the hnard OF trnHe
Of Fort Worth Tex. WIS Invited 10 IA.
dress iliD pcUnlr in which hc responded ia
nn address which was highly opprooat
anl when created % goud deal N cnthuil.
After tho address By General CLARKE
gn motion q committee was appointed 10
drflHr nfnuH mud raise funds fOf no carry.
INK on pf ihc suggestions offered
The Following resolutions were then offered
and adopted
nonolstd, That Armstrong county "a.
tend hearty greeting Ga her sister cauutips
OF me Panhandle and pledge Nor hearty
support 20 All measures looking % the iei.
hrmrut VI our country
hcgolYa 'rhat we congratulate our
fnends W the counties pufposed 10 b. dis.
urganlso1 hy ihe BIN Or SenhfVl swaJns
9n Y" yfaellgn dweAt q SAN measure
Resolutions u respect 10 use Hon. D. u.
llepli msmhaf ot tue pge1elu louaf or thg
Tctag iearlaure nom fhia tle one hundred
an1 seeond district were adoDNd ~ fol-
Whreaa, there appeared Ia me Fort
hon NE district y he preasnt legislature,
whereas said article contain the state.
msnt that said Dean was bitterly opposed
90 the fecent canvass because Of hlH having
served 10 the fedwNl nrinsf which states
ment Is calculated 70 deter peo1 peUple
from scitllng ~ ,hc Panhandle. therefore, BE-
Resolved shat w deny tho truth of
said charge
iiranlyed rhaf we extend tO otory honest
lnsr ua lr Federal on Confederate N Nyu-
nHilY hearty welcome 10 thin 0uf heaulk
ful funhaudir r1urtry,
iie0lgnd, lurihpf that The correspond
dent " The Oa2efio NJ Claude bt requested
~ furnish these resolutions 10 Enld paper
VIII ite request tint tat same be publhhrd
Ano fpfrsci NE felbe impression prodNcld
ly ie ptuclc hh0fu referred 10
~ ~ NtiAlFn
An etft1f1slprAfc
ms above revolutions as i0 Hfu b o.
uchn wnt o1eied by .. q McCaiob On
ef NoufeHtrptc a,le Nffe ffoniod bY ].
u white ~ NE tufl worth and Denver
l1iy fHlNal VINO eNfFN 90 ne ifrlFgtl
afml nm we've unanimously 1dopted
During ilis middle pgcs when asltoloey
wiz ga fashion. character fNlJ Murh lIko
on 4 wa ihc agn ~ jphitfr ~ preseggel
" healil,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
TUpY LIKE NM.

(The following remarks on the house
sergeaut-at-arma were inspired by
glowing per0r0fion delivered by one ~
his fellow clerks 10 the hearing Of Tie
Gazette correspondent today
There Is no more important adjunct
10 The succcssful operation "
d legislative body than prompt
ms ~ 81 the aerseant-at-arms
On tliis gentleman Is leg0lred the
0uty of purchasing NJ the pamphernalia
necessary 20 run The legislature aud 10
Keen order 0nd derorum duiing ~ SEES
sions etc N takes q map Of greni
executive ability and With nerve sufficient
10 40 and perform any ecrVice required
Of him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

end Of the parlors, Justice Field aud
Secretary Gresham az the bend. The
venerable junst thon culling the seurc.
tnhcs 10 his left hand In turn admluis-
tered thc statutory oath which he rcnd.
without plusses. 10 Carlisle Lamont
Smith Herbert .Oncy Blnel and Nor
was q new ones procured for the occn-
M0u. The ceremony being ended the
new secretaries departed for thdr sey-
eru departments 10 pntur On the dis
charge of their duties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CNLNnRATNn nAMAnn snIr

Tho celebrated damage mg ct Mira.
Nctg Asher aud others nguigut ux-Uuit-
cd States Mnrthal w. s. Gabell aud Ills
hondsmen WIS dcctdcd this oycnirN In
the United States court, the jury rturn-
Arhur was the wife of une Of the Mar.
lows killed hy the mob iu Young county.
Shv, AMI uthpr relatives uf she dend men,
uicd Ncucml Cuholl FOR S2hOOO dnm.
uHrH. nllrpiug That hc had not furnished
protection for tho prisoners against tho
onslaught 0f the iuob The verdict meets
with gcuvral commentator, na synpn-
lhy was overwhelmingly On tho side VI
"Old ligp'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
MIR. GUS WILIIE

Of Chicago, who has hccn IN tho city
for several days. has succeeded m sei-
tling his cuses with the federal court
lt Will be remembered that Mr. Wilke
was one of the cnpitoi contractors anil
was charged with importing Gourmet In
Dor from Scotland, tried and found lmilty
~ slNty-iuur casea, the penalty being
SlOoOO and costs he each case. Tho
eases have been pending nearly ton Years
qnd now papers have heon rockwell FROM
resident Harrison ecmmutng the pcn.
atty Ia $500 and costa Circuit Clerk
Hart was today busily engaged in max.
ing ont the cost llll, Which win bring
10 n understood, Mr. Wllke win pny
without any further legal proceedings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
eeLToN.
Fire Department Annual Elecilcu-The Cotton
Convention Discussed.

The farmers of the county held a mass
Bolton Fire department held its regular
annual meeting last night and elected
lie following officers; II. G. Surghn0t.
president: $. $. Walker, yice-presjdcnt;
q. i. Glover chief: Ino Jarrison as
slstant chief: Geo. w Hunt, treasurer
STANLEY Roberts, secretary
The farmers OF the county held a
Belton Tex. March Special Tho
10 ronsider Commissioner H0lliugsworth'a
call Tor "A cotton convention. A general
discussion on reducing the acreage OF
cotton was had and all seemed % be-
Iieve that IL ought 20 be done, About
twenty delegates were appointed 10 the
convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

Representative Goasctts hin regulating
perpctuluos Of laud corporations pnssel
TO third reading in the house today. Willie
under consideration Representative Dsnn
offered three amendments for the protoc.
ton of the capitol syndicate, which owns
3OOO'OOO acres given for building the
state capitol lie wanted the syndicate
exempted from the provision of the I'm
ana that falling he wanted Il gwen
twenty instead of fifteen years In which
10 dispose 81 the land, which propositiou
was also rejected by thc house Ills
third effort 10 provide for lstlng n,emher.
OF land corporations whE also detent,tl
and he retired from the field after o
valiant fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
LANp OFFICE nusINrss

Quite "a ripple Of excitement went
through the nnke of the legRlaturp To-
day WHOM Representative Moody offered
% resolution calling for the creation of a
committee 10 investigate the state land
Office aud the Official conduct of Commls
sloner McCiam.hey, who had hocn
charged in public print with mlawfuly
selling school lands TO corporations to
the injury of would-be settlers. 30 one
thinks Colonel McGaughcy guilty. of
any intentional wrong, but the invcsden-
tion IS being watched with close intor-
ga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
ALL OF THEM IN.
The New Cabinet Officers
Swear in a Group.
CARLISLE HAS A BIG PROBLEM
-=----a==aas
10 Solve at Once tor the Gold Vaults Ae
Nearly Empty.
Tho First Cabinet Meeting HoId The Reports
on The TfeasuD's Condition Marlin Al.
mllod 10 TIE Democratic Caucus.
lnduclcd 10 Office
CARLISLE HAS A BIG PROBLEM

Washington, March THE Induction
into olive of the members of President
Clereland's cahinct today (save Serrc-
hry Gresham who was sworn la yes-
terdnyl, was historic event Ia the sinto
department this morning For the first
time IN the history of the government,
thc heads 81 departments assembled in
the diplomatic parlor and together tooi
tho oath of office There werc presont
% witness the ceremony about nft, spec.
tators. The new cabinet officers grnnprd
themselves about the table al the east
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
LEGISLATIVE.
n. Senate Discusses Hog
Stealing Again.
|rrlplNG IT A FELONY
v..s Takes Up the GosseH Perpetu-
ties Bill.
ram Tor the Capitol Syndicate but u
IN wln-gumsrOus Resolutions
,,d sIus Ialroducod-FuIl
Proceedings.
GLAZING It A FELONY.
GAZETTE BuRBAu.

GAZETTE BUREAU.
state Capitol.
Austin. Tex. March Z.
SENATE.
.,,atc met this morning at 10
vim Senator keaby president
a The chair
r~re Introduced and referred as
p :, ,s,or Iawhon "A bill for the re-
i fJ ]. Jones and make 40 app =
a ihprefor q
Nr Crowley, by request--A Oh
Sleeping car companies tO
4 N,rths closed when not occupied.
.r lmbodcn called up the motion
..sdsr the vote by which the house
King theft of a hog felony, was
.,or Browning was opposed to re
.rug the vote, as the passage Of
r was not demanded 10y the people
+. aale. and that IL would cause
= expense on the state.
alor Agnew aud Crawford spoke
( reconsideration, and Senators
4 Yoakum aud Imboden udyO-
ssr Bowser moved the previous
r and Il was ordered.
vote was recousidCred by which
4 M was defeated. as was also the
4 81 which the amendment excepting
run the provisions of the bill was
amendment excepting sheep from
4 l Was then adopted and the bill
gitnd engrossed
potion Of senator Crowley. the
Of the free conference committee
q dll to provide for the distribu-
\ Z the district tax collected from
d Gifted Staes was taken up; the report
snds a substitute bin and IL was
~
sollon Of Senator Jester the vote
a slch The senate substitute was
WIS recOnsidered. owing to the
no ihe bill had been passed with
shptng the committee amend
hot Crawford suggested as the pro-
" had been irrcgu!.l they were
4 h and void.
iir Steele, acting upon this sug-
lhpn moved lhut the SENATE sub
= br The general deficiency bill be
d eR aud that the action heretofore
+ senate thereon be eNpunged from
Nmal Carried. The bin was
up and regularly passed.
4 notion Of Senator BowScr. house
sending the charter of the city of
was taken mp aud ordered en-
and finally passed.
bottom OF senator Dean. the senate
encourage irrigation In the arid
y was taken up ordered cnuossed
f kNed
ror Dean. by consent. introduced
v NJ The relief Of II. l.. Schmid.
WI steele, hy request, offered
Aiollshlng q standard Of weights
nNareS and to repeal all laws
ltf herewith.
burned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
FORT WORTHs CHARrER.

The subcommittee having Ia chnrge
tue Fort Worth charter have moi yet
the chairman Rays Il will be- allowed go
rest for few days There are prn a,
fears That the bin will die IN committee
Tho biz granting the city Of Dnlns
a new chnrtor pussed the scnnfe today
and NOW awnits the signature OF tbo
governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
INTnnIlArINn aIIrr

An Interesting suit la on trnl IN. Judge
puckora court H. g. Foiroll alleges
Chat d ycnr ON moro ago no visited no
dcntul pnflnra of Or George Wilkins 10
have tooth extracted. lie nllpgna
that lls INV wns broken m The encounter
that followed ana now hc hna brought
suit Tor damages in ID lnrgr amount Tho
DENTISTS are watching tho progress OF
the trial with "a great denl ~ iniorost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CApI.IgLn IN CIIAngn.

Washington. Mlrch z Secretary Car.
Isle, accompanied by bis son Logon, nr.
rived ni he treasury lepNrtmont ~
intD the Office ~ secretary OF the treas.
my EG.SpcretBry Foster and Private
SECRETARY Wyunr received the new 81.
fcina aud indncied them into the d..
rails ~ The office. The door 0f lhe 500.
feiary's office waa thrown open aud the
department officials hlod 10 t0 pas thoir
respects 10 sorTofary Carlisle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
c,Tr-AcuAN MIST SIGN.

San Antonio. Tex March I.-lspeciaLl
JniTa No0uan today ordered q VIII q
mnndainus compelling county JndEe Nhi'
II IA salliway. superintendent ~ no e9p'
efi1irtien " the new court house ~
9rtion was brought on the refusal OF We
county Judge o. sigp the ayAlfeAts W.
b,.''n erqiloys,l hV the commissioners coul
M county Judge must Sign the warrants i''
his ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
IIsr or pATENls ron rnxAa.

Washington, March 7.--fSpccial1 Halfway
Construction, Eliphaiei = Arnold George.
town
Gainesville.
vladimir Charles r. bowman. san
Angelo
Gas Weshlng apparatus John H. ritz-
gerald Houston.
coitoa chopper, Frank =. Hyde. sulphur
springs.
serew jack, william Quinn, Tyler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CARLIsLws MONEY

Isle. whom ho assumed charge Of Tie
treasury department this afternoon. had
on hnnd Sl2,5O0O0O free gold nnd tie
nrl balance was E23 100000. az which
HilaNO00 was in national hanh ID.
pomt0Hla ana 8l1,OWOG0 IA sab ddary
coin and 5000 iu minor coins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

Tom Namcla ease. which was written
NJ ai length in "a recent issue of The
Gazette, Will be- Disposed az shortly.
Yesterday and today Cliuf Justice j.
N, Hurt Of ne court ~ appeals and
70 arguments Ia ihe ease Honorable h.
- BROOKS Of Austin, the other special
judge M The case came In from the
Inpiml 'iiy this morning aud SAT Ia
the cnHu tudhy. Major ~ g. upshnw
aud Honorable Charles B peane ara
looking after Tie Interests Of Tom Var
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
MIS-. TRnYEvANr DnAD.

Mrs James " Trcmyant, wife II
The wen known commercial traveller az
thni name, and prominent society Indy
OF ibis city died after wooldB Illness
THE afternoon She WINS member Or
nn Influential French family of New Or
leans aud held Ia high oateem by all who
knew her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
HOUSE

Moody presented a resolution call
Joint committee of the two houses
slgaie the charges made against
Iagement OF the state land office
w, and Messrs Moody Smith Of
n va Morrison were appointed on
~ The house. Mr.. MoOdy's OBJ
"A Rat The land commissioner may
ee} indicated II the chnrgcs are
WV The charges are embraced
M yen letter TO Commissioner Me
Xxx published over the signature
II VI payls. They relate 10 alleged
authority In making sales Of
4lls m Harris, Liberty aud other
WIN reference 20 which Mr.
IA Nv y u a subject of general I'M
~ now ana by what authority
" .,iIul'ils,soner made recent sales Of
4 hnd IN those counties. The
81 1uls' that after dilligent study Of
ialls 10 discover where the
"a flpher got authority TO sell whole
" Y school land to spectators.
III p,ls Introduced n bill 10 protect
|" m ate tracks.
N Ah Ball0we--A concurrent resolu.
" ,yu.ruhg the Texas delegation IN
M secure an appropriation of
yl removing the great raft In
=. Nsgo rYer IN Matagorda county.
Is M Aqrner-A bill 10 purchase n
.Hoycrnor Hogg.
nj Nester-ProYiding that the d.
III 'he Agricultural and Mechuu-
shnn be appointed by the
. N5 aAa shall live near the college
NM, sllee Tor two years. Further
nay the directors shall be a
.a M, ~ exercise such powers and
alph duties as NAV be presciib-
w university regents.
~ ".lon- Amending the revised
d.. ~ Judges submitting their
49, 20 attorneys before argu-
OH amending the law au-
t tOuniles, cities and town To
t,Mo anu adjust certain bonded
NelIarand Amending the law
olsnan lhe time of holding court
y, Roweli. 6v ro,mos+ Aa..,,,,
eg law. Vl"'s' a men uiiib
" \. Dlesrill-A joint resolution 10
b Sam gnsulnIion SO that the legis.
gltor, Nv, na'e power 10 regulate the
A 1lJ ohifa'iV'eNs by which a defend
M ygulln Witnesses.
ee sassnR1edy Of Bee A memorial
gp eo.N York, Texas and Mexican
1le nv Paug' asking for a law au-
rsiaS commissioner 10 isaue
ncho,s no sections, being six
Il IN, per mile for twcntv-six
sap hv '9al built and equipped in
IA ~ Hliu company.
iaS el,I a petition from the
siioHensi ~ Houston, asking for
tar amendment authorizing
IT. q Cdlir memorial from citi.
'lleol ~ Vvuhiy, asking for the es-
h1s az mehiiate asylum. also
l1alsis'Slonng Senator Bowger's
W g.-nee Of Mr.. Gossett senate
M ~. t5, considered in Connection
fp Sn No. 10, both of which
q tr,s.e regulation az lpnd owner.
~ Ae corporatiot,,, In this &C..
s.4qing of az senarr I'M IN,
"a % substin,te IN, ~.
~ bill w., ohs,,dqeration. The ner-
Hgar ! ~ ussed by Messrs.
gal0f A, uFsy, and Slayden.
~ Fngs.'s MEMS We're adopted
N an ~ or Luhsar moved 10
arsunea, section Z aud made a
1oa " favor Of tn motion.
8lonat ne one whicS pro-
sal1 f,a19n 10y private e5rporn-
neco.s. years Of any excess ~
tor carrying on their
"a, ~ arsaed that such a pro-
l.sr.r..s .lated % bankrupt the
% much land upon me
'Aeod at snle and driy-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

Ex.GOrefnOr David m Frances ~
Missouri VIII u - slated BE- offered tic
position " minister fQ France bul, u ~
thought, he win decline. ns Ma business
reiafipus 30 ihla country VIII make die
step TOP grent sacrifice.
j. D. Maxwal ~ New york. 0ne 81
nrnig viii Ia al probability d. hrat assls.
liant Postmaster srleI1i. lii ile event
lie should be appointed q ~ predicted,
fill win make ON Open behi against HIM
10 tie senate whea his name COMES 10
for condemnation
General Victor Aifpln 9f Nebraska
win be appointed asaisiaDl Secretary o.
esreaiiaiai ~ least ~ D . WalIa ifieud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

Vienna. March IA serious conflict
hns occurred betWean tbe troops md
peasauf1y az GonaFhitza. Serein lla
peasants rose against the auill0d aa
account 0f political nntati0n, eele lha
mulidpsl building and offered ge
10 tho G9liiers. Tor neosluN Rfra
ed aud seven wounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

caldwell Tex. March l.-tSpcciai Yes.
tetday cullen Peterson WIS tried FOR ndni-
terry with the Wife OF Aaron Boil ana &C.
uuiucd, Whom returning home 10 tic
country last nlrht llcll assaulted Peterson
with an iron bar crushing n hts akull from
a charge of murder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
BACK FRoM wAsuNGToN.

Colonel frnnk DOrcmus managing
editor of 'fhuNowa, has rcbnrncd frunl
Washington. lie SAYS thousands Of pa
troiH from oygry Htntc la the Union arc
Qnnuerel Ia tlm capital city vt the ma
ton. uhd they are not thorc for their
health
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
IlnrsrnAn p0IsoNERs.

piusbure. Penn. March 7-~-lingn
n. Dempsey. district master Noli.l, wv.
knights Of Labor, and itopl. y. bfr .,',. I,
-en,.nds1 "a the penltennarg This even
in1 ~ serve 4 sentence Of seven years
each.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CHARTERED.

karnes City Wntcrwurks company.
capital stock $1,000. Directors. Otto
Buchel and John H. Bailey of Cnpfo
l. II Browne Of Suu Marcos. q. IN
Mayileld of San Antonio aud Chnrlee Il,
Burghurd of kurnes CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
BAYARD's OLD aEcnrTAnY.

Wellington. March y Secretary
Gnshnn hag appointed n. q. Bryan pri-
dcr the administration Of SECRETARY Bay-
ard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
nnMocpArs vii, rrgr N

Providence. n. l.. March z. Names VIII
b. stricken FROM the voting LIST m prOvi.
dcnce. faWiucket. Woonsockct and lincoln
unless proofs of nationality are Immediately
the Intention " the Democrats 10 tcat tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
REYENuN nEroSIrs

with The comptroller today amounted
% $4,000
Bexar county today paid $4,000 interest
on subsidy b0nds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
AFTER THE sCALPERs sCALPs

Representative Steele has before the
house bin which Is Of considerable In
terest TO ticket brokers, especially "a the
bill has just received favorable re-
port from the committee on internal
Improvement
The bin provides that the railroads
shall supply MI authorized ticket agents
with certificates Of authority and
mo- person not possessed of such authority
shall bee permitted 70 sell, barter, or trans
fer for any consideration whatever, the
whole or any part of any ticket on tick
eta passes or other evidences of the hold
ers' right 20 travel ou amy railroad in
Texas
Violations Of the law arr 10 be pun
ished 10y hne not % exceed $500 for
such 0lensc
For the protection Of those buying
tickets and using none or only part
of them, the law provides for the re-
dempion Of such tickets at face value,
except that tickets partly used shall have
deducted from their face the local rntes
for the distance Travelled la using up the
portion already exhausted. The sale Of
unused tickets other than rs above set
forth is TO DE Unable In any SUM not
exceeding 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
A SURE CURE.

Representative Fuubion has a bin on
his conscience which he thinks ought TO
bee passed. oven il the elasiicy 0f the
constitution must be tested To do H.
some time aRo he introduced the hin
In the house and unXiously lac awaited
it's fate. for H. II he fclt was suro
cure for mobs and mob violence n IL
once became a law The bill provides
for the amendment of artrlr 534. chap.
ter Z, title IL o. the penal code by AL.
ding thereto the further penalty that AN
persons convicted FOR such oifouse and
senienced ia "a term Ia the ponitontiary
shall be Custrated. castrutiou To be per.
formed Immediately after the delivers
Of such persons within The walls OF tho
penitcntinry by the prison surgeon, who
may call To his assistance one or moro
reputable physicians or surgeons The
onense referred 90 Is the crime of rape
and Tho cure proposed boy Mr. Faubiou
is certainly q sure cure
senator Lcdhetter presented similar
bill IN 1896, which was ch0mpioucd 10y
DR. Ashb1l Smith The bin was dc.
featcd then, and the one by Mr. Eau.
hion hns been reported unfnvorably by
Judiciary committee No. as heing Ia
conflict with section 10. article | Of the
constitution which provides thht mo
cruel or unusual punishment shall bp
inflicted upon cOnvicts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
rIngT CAnTNEr MruTTNC

Washington, March Z. The first meet.
INK Of Cleyclnnd'a cabinet was held This
oitomo0u. All the mrnbcrs were nreh.
onr just prior 20 the assembling of
the now officers sorretny Cnrllale Ind
talk with The president concerning th0
bond gncHtion Ihuro WIS no Formally
or ceremony observed Ia opening fhe
meeting Mr. Cleveland. sitting M tho
bend Di the table stated the husinesa
ina simple and direct manner Tho scs
sion WIS devoted 10 n diHrnaslOn of
matters Of current public Importance. Ma.
Guiding the Hawaiian annexation nnd
he financial situation. Tho erenter part
~ The limo was taken UP With cOnRdera
lion " the question Of appointments.
particularly thOae Of assistants 10 tho
various cabinet ohiccrs The necesnlty
ZOE lillug these positions without delay
Mna lnkon ns d sofoyident mot. nit
Mr Cleveland Impressed uf,on M oiiiriei
family lhr necessity of going slow In
making aulnciiOnR