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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-28
LYCHERs SHOT.
An Attempt to Lynch a Negro Re
suits In the Death of Eight

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. 21.-A mob at
tempted to take negro who had
robbed woman, from Jail. The mayor
had the militia on guard and upon his
orders they fred into the mob, killing
eight and>wounding many others. The
negro was secretly removed from the
Jail, but was afterward found and
lvnched
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-28
Attacked the President.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is. Speaking to
his resolution regarding the indepen-
dence of the coordinate branches OF the
government. Senator Stewart of Nevada
attacked the president bitterly for what
he termed the interference Of the execu.
tive with the legislative branch of the
government. At 1:45 Mr.. Stewart
yielded the floor without finishing his
speech, and Mr.. Cameron of Pennsyl-
mania spoke against the repeal bill.
Tho house had barely . quorum and
transacted no business Of conscience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
ANTIRACE MEN,
IMMENSE DEMONSTRATION iN
NEW JERSEY BY CHRISTIANS
Because ire Legislature Has Passed a BIZ
Letting Gambling 60 WHO on
Race Tracks.

Trenton n. ". March 1.-Some days ago
the legislature passed over the governor
veto bll practically lcealizing racing ana
p00isclling az ali seasons Of the year ny
tluttcnbulg Monmouth Park Gloucester
and elsewhere
sunday la nearly all the churches ~ The
state, sermons we're preached Va uenthg,a-
tlon of the legialature's act IN passing tat
hill Today r. mass meeting Wuh hrlu ih
the state house here for the seize purpose.
A special train brought 800 people ron
Jersey City. half as many fr0m blizahelh
aud a tremendous crowd from New York
fy j O'Clock every county In the sthte
wis rcprosented. Rev Dr.. kempshali
president of me Ant-racc Truck league,
state house nt 1890 O'Clock aud was
greeted with gfeat applause. by the grace
Of God. be- gaid, ALTHOUGH for t9e moment
apparently defeated, they would yet cou-
gucr. The rag " the nation was NOT hoal
ing over the state house, hut in li8 place inc
emblem Of the horse aud Jockey, but mat
the VIII Of the people. Applause Ihcn
adjournment took place 10 the opera house
where a mighty throug was gathered
The committee, on resolutions reported the
1--WE dcnounce and condemn he recent
action Of the legislature in pnsslug bills 20
ierllze gambling on race tracks, nnN 70
abolish 1uqi penalties fnr crime Tic ineyi,
table tendency and eject Of these acts VIII
De- 90 authorize crimo. encourage larceny
and enbefzlemcnt, anuihilatc morality en1
good government throughout the state. we
demand the immediate and absolute REPEAL
OF every one Of these Infamous acts. We
appreciate and applaud the action uf those
Representatives iu the Legislature who sought
10 avert the foul disWacp and condemn and
depl0rr the action Of those who brought "
upon the state. We are calling upon the
good citizens OF New Jersey 90 0rgunize at
once and use every Legitimate means To
bring about n repeal OF these gambling
acts and to continue their efforts 90 b
trl3ye the honor Of our state until every
race truck gambling resort rs extcrnlnatcd.
u the name OF the people Of
New Jersey any their sovereignty
we druuunce the action Of the lvgi8.
luturp iu denying and refusing to thr PEG,
petition and reinorsttance when iepslutiya
measures are proceeding.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
and the meeting adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
THE NEWS CONDENSED

Mrs. sarah Hawn died at Oakland. ms,
at the age Of i05.
Five thousand Tnmmanyites VIII attend
Cevelnnds Inauguration.
At Boston. Frank II. jenkins killed his
wife and then himself. Jealousy.
Mrs. Emma Batnnlard the Des Moines'
Ia. giant who wore a number seventeen
shoe, ia dead.
A calf was born near Chamberlain y
D.. which has a perfectly natural wins
growing from It's body.
sixteen settlers were placed in the Guih-
RE. o. n, jull Tor settling upon piece
Of land contrary TO the law.
Arthur Bernsrd oecd o, fell into pot
OF boiling water at Ncw Iberia, La, and 1t
IS probable that nc will die
Frank N. Chick, second yicc.presldent Of
the National bank Of Kansas city, wei
known In Fort Worth Is dead.
IL u evident that much corn will have 70
be exported from the United states 10
Mcxico TO relieve the suncrings OF the
poor.
Fred ostcrwold well.to-do In st. Louis,
committed suicide because he failed TO
win the affections Of a young girl whom he
loved.
russell uarrisons paper AZ Helena. Mont,
Tho Journal. which was seized by the
sheriff on the night Of the election, wiz
appear again In a few days.
IT Is probable that the acreage of cotton
IA Tennessee win he reduced fully 10 per
cent thisyear. a. the farmers OF that state
are turning their attention 10 swine.
White caps sim continue their deprcda-
TONS Ia lincoln county. Miss. Their latest
move was an attempt 20 crcmate the
family OF well knownmerchant who en-
plOyed negroes.
The rumor that the National Union Of
United brewery workmen wax making ar.
rangements TO retire from the American
Federation OF Labor Is denied by the ma
tional uecretary.
About eight years ago, while living In
Illinois. Mrs. v. ID. BAKE now Of Nottoway'
Va. stepped ON u needle which broke on In
her foot A few days ago the needle was
taken out OF her throat
Jim Davis OF Kansas city ana WIN Van
u in OF st. Louis were matched Tor a lin.
iah hght az ST. Josch, Mo. When Il was
time for tho affair 60 come on, John Toll,
tho stakeholder. had taken his departure,
also 500. tho gate receipts ana purse.
Near Hnmmonwillc, Ark, Jen Tllloson
committed suicide. few days since he
and hie twin brother engaged In d quarrel
witch resulted In lcr knocking his brother
In tho head with ap axe, causing fatn
wound. The murderer was 80 crazed Will
grief that no locked himself in u barn, se
Il on fire ana was ctcmatcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
PENCIL PlCKlNGS
IN THE CITY

Zob Wnseeu. young country man who
was hrinnipp load Of wood into town
WAS badly hurt hy being thrown rom us
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day 10 l.. IL Arthur and Miss llshra
Trmble. b. L. Burgess and Miss Mollo
H. Lilley.
Today "a a legal holiday for II Is The
anniversary Of che declaration OF the
indepepdence of Texas. Banks and
schools win be closed.
Mack Anderson was arrested 10y Of
iicers Nicely and Biddckcr hist night ON
the charge of shooting craps.
Married. in the parlors Of the Mansion
hotel. Rev. J. Morgan Wells officiating.
Mr. George II. Littlefoir aud Miss Hal
ie J. Barnett, both of this city
ID. A. pealer nominated by the Peoples
party ut the meeting lt the courthouse
last Saturday night declines 60 run for
the Office OF assessor and collector.
George Nnston reports 60 the police
that hc saw the Third ward sights aud II
cost him $40 more than be- had bargoiucj
for 40 clew to the missing money.
The entertainment TO have been given
by Miss SheWerd ON next Friday even,
ing for the benefit of the Broadway and
First Presbyterian churches, has been
postponed.
All are invited to attend the sociuble
at Mrs A. u loe's corner OF st. Louis
avenue aud I.euda street, for the benefit
Of Broadway Presbyterian church from
/ to q p. M. today,
lone star camp, No. ., w. O. w,
meets Ia regular session tonight All
members are requested % hc present.
A. p. BROWN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
GREENyuLE NNWS.

Grronviue, Tex, March I CSpocul.)-
The particulars of the Brame and Mes
bette difficulty yesterday are about as
follows; Both men are in the livery
business and went into nm agreement to
buy ont third party, Neshrttc claimed
chat Bram0 failed 90 comply with his
part OF the contract, hence the shooting
The American Express company as
now located iu' its new office and hns
chosen all Of its help from the Pacific
employees.
Engineer Flint OF tho Choctaw diyi-
sion be- IN the city.
There is "a report current on the streets
that the Cotton Belt rs going 90 grade
Leo street from the court house 20 It's
depot.
Tho independent Compress company
of Greenvile IeNu was organized todny
with the following othcers John Mar
tin OF Paris president; Frank Phillips,
of GreenyillO, yice-prcsidcnt n. y. Ba-
ller of Gronyillc, secretary aud treas
urer. This Is a big thing for our city,
aud Grcopyille is justly proud OF this
new acquisition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
is IN LEWIS.

Houston. Tex, March 1.-lSpocial.l --'rhc
suicide au Glenwood cemetery Monday after
noon has excited more than the ordinary
Interest Ia unknown suicides. In this cusc
being held hy the uudertnkorg ,l'rom u
photograph In the hands of chief OF pole"
Erickson the dead man 10 supposed to be
Of the PittHbWE, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railway, who nbsconded ON Jan. q, luHt, unti
FOR whom reward ~ offered by inc
Guaranteed company. FrOm every yestge of
clothing he Possessed thps names ot the
makers had been torn, which Indicates d,
had been trying 90 wipe out an chance of
hl8 Identity being established,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
h. Il. COYLE.

Terrell, Tex, Mardh (Spccinl,)-,
The Confederate Veterans today follow
ed tho remains of their old comrnde,
BENJAMIN C0yln TO their last resting
place Ia the old cemetery. Mr.. Coyle
was q bnglor IN the Twentieth Texas
Confederate cavalry, and had an unus-
unl attachment for those who wore the
gray. He was buried with the impress.
ritual, after the religious services con-
Quoted by Row H. o. Moore, pastor of
tho Methodist church The old soldier
lyns nearing his Olst milestone. This
\ ~ the fourth death In j. ~. b. Stuart
camp since It's organization, not quite
two years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
SPORTING.
NnW ORLEANs RACNs

New Orleans, La, March H. First
rnce Six furOngs. Speedway won,
Jim paugherty SECOND, Conklnney third,
Time, llO i-2.
woiL John | second, llilio Trimle
third Time. lO3 IL
Tnrd race Five aud o hnlf furlongs,
Edmund won. iurue second. Denver
third Time. 1i0 "a.
Fourth race Mile and sixteenth
Excelsior won, Bonnie h second, Wedge
field third, Time, 1 ;A3 l-2
Fifth race Six furlonps Lombard
won, Fay $ second. Anscl Jr,, third
Time, ltl0 3-A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
SI-ICIITI.Y STRAINEn.

Cheyenne. Wyo, March There Ia
considerable friction manifested in the
official relationship between Governor
Oflorne ana Secretary OF State Barber
THE secretary today eturned The Oom-
missinns of oiiice OF trustees of tho
unive,-sitv. which were soAt him "a have
ne state seal aliNed, 10 an accompany
ing motto Ragber refused TO ailiN the seal.
inserting the governor had no authority
to make tile appointment quoting law
rs sustain his position Governor Oss
horne did n0l receive the secretary s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
FIRES.
Ar AL pAgO.

VI paso. Tex. March, Especial y
What cnme near being a disastrous fire
occurred nt o'clock this evening In the
rear Of y. g. Roberts grocery store. \
Mexican porter threw q cigarette stump
in a pile of straw. boxes and oil cans.
The flames spread rapidly and The whole
rear of the building was in a blaze. The
iiremcu promptly came to the rcscue
and cgtingush the Gre. $500 iwll
cover the loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
The Best WAY to Advertise Texas

Ia through the newspaper that daily and
weekly tells of the progress of Texas and
ia advantages. opportunities aud produc-
lions. Day after day and week after
week such newspaper docs It's appointed
work, and It Is
The Constant Dripping that Wears Away
rhV SlonC.
No man dissatisfied with unfriendly
climate, exhausted lands or unfavorahle
conditions can read constantly OF this
Southern wonderland without being TO-
nuenced 10 come And no man who seeks
safe and profitable investment can read
constantly OF the opportunities presented
IN this vast undoyeloped empire without
self ia person,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
DELEGATES TO THE COTTON
GROWERS CONVENTION.

Judge Hayworth has appointed the fol-
lowing named gentlemen 20 be- delegates
from this county 10 the cotton growers
convention, which win convene IN Aus
TIN, March II. g, r.. Newton, Josiah
Kildow, w, III. Doughorty, Ei u. SELL
ers, John r. RcNgin, j. NJ Morris. II.
u, Hunt. Alex Wheeler, II. w, Thomp-
son, j. Il. Marshal, ]. j. Reason, L0e
Clark, Abe Con, j. NJ. McClendon. j. s.
Riley o, a. Cogburn a. A. House,
Thomps Willis. j n. Harper j. II. Dns,
Trous Whaloy, y ~ Johns, j N LOWS.
G. Potter. j. w Hays, l.. w. lee j.
n, Muuel, W. Blnnton, James
Foulks, lasper Wells, W. =, Thomus,
II. {. Nelson. w. H. Mitchell a. NJ
Bailey, r. III. Thomas, John Koll, r.
n Cooke. Jas L. Townsley, A, j. Hair
ris, pCter S0ntag
A MARRIAGE llcence was issued today
10 H. NJ Wells aud Migs Mary Mont
gOmery
The nroblem, els marriage faiurc9'
seems 10 have been solved ia Cooke
county, Nineteen suits for divorce have
been filed since the adjournment Of court,
less than a month ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

company Va. Garden & Co, from Cor
Won. for leave to Gle transcript
CHARTERED.
ST. George Hotel company Of Dallasi
capital stock. 5000 directors: iiiram
X Brooks J. s. Fort and w ,. SHAW,
an residents Of Dallas
The Nlorgans Point Land and Loan
company; capital stock, SJ000Q; direct.
tors: w. II. Mitchell. l.. y. Allien and
]. II. Never. all residents ~ Houston.
The following bond transactions were
made in the comptroller's department
TODAY. Six thousand dollars Of court
bouso bonds Of Moore county, purchased.
Fifteen thousand dollars Of courthouse
bonds Of Childress county, purchased.
Oehiltree county redeemed 5000 OF her
courthouse bonds.
Office fees received dnriug the month
Of February at the land Office were re-
ported Yesterday az follows. Office fees,
S405.35; patent, Sd02; total SlOJG,35.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
rTRD Ar CORSTCANA.

Corsicana. Tex. March tSpcdal) r.
Last night Mr. p. H. 1ippits drugstore
was discovered to be- on fire.
Total insurance, $500 Stock valued
at about $500
Or j l.. 1ippits office books and sur
mcal instruments were burned, without
insurance.
The building belongs 10 Mr.. Joel A..
Kerr, and was damaged $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
WILLIAM KENNY.

Galveston, Tex, March Especial -
About 400 this morning the putrolmun
on fremont street found William Kenny,
night wltchmnn at Greg0ry's livery
stable, lying dead on bench ia front
OF tho stable. At the inquest Bubsc.
Quenuy held 1t was found that his death
was due To rhematism of the heart, He
wis unmarried and has been Ia the em'
ploy of the Grcgorys for the past fifteen
years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
MN NIAIln OFR-

New OrleaAss La, March lathe
l2Rn-Dawson people met at the Olym-
pie club this Afternoon nc the hour
agreed on for weighing in Ryan did
not appear. After c0neidoAhle discus.
sion, the fight was declared OF altogether
aud the forfeit money awarded 10 DAVIS
SON, Tho Ryan people win protest
against the sufr2 lder OF the forfeit on
the ground the Injury 20 Ryan was Il
Naiialinn Nf nrnMAanen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
TIID PANS WINS.

New York. March l-Whoi IL 81 all
the lnst raco which win over
DO run between the big oceaN rivals, The
lslnrl at i2.th O'Clock, huv,ng heen
heaten BY the Paris BY four hours aud
f0ity-tNo minutes.
aAe time 81 the fenlonie was Six days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

five hours and forty 1--we minutes. while
tie Paris time was six days, one hour
aHd fhroe minutes. There was oil-
ference Of more than five minutes ~
leaving Queenstown, The Toutonlc leaN-
ing that much earlier than the rams
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

ST. Louis. Mo. March Charles
Mitchell and Squire Abingdon arrived
here this evening Mitchell was intro
duced 20 the audience at the standard
theator whore McAulino Is playing. ana
received the greatest ovation q pugilist
ever received in this city. lie goes from
here 10 New Orleans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
GFNFRAL FRppNfAN.

NeoshO. Mo-. March /. Brleadier
Geteral r. r. Freeman. commander of
Freeman's brigade In Prices army du.
ring the rebellion, died near this dty
today Of typhoid fever, aged 90 His
command was the last 20 surrender
their guns In % aud he was well known
IN the Confederate service
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

Johnny Thompson, n lad ~ years OF age,
was run over by freight train THIS even.
Ing. one " his legs was cut Oh below
the knee and one side Of HIS body. lie az.
tempted t,sgnOard the train 20 ride ~ his
home about "a mile south Of town. ~ NJ
not yet known whether he ~ fatally hurt
or not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
O. n. IOnDAN. ClerL.

Atm meeting OF the teachers of the high
school held Yesterday a series Of re- toln-
tnus were adopted expressing the rcSrrt
folt by the teachers ot The death OF one
who had bcfrieudcl many of them, Tue
late a. S. Nicholson.
This evening 40 the Taylor street Cum-
bertrand Presbyterian church reception
8ill bee given to Che new pastor, Rev
Mr. buchanan and his wife. An intcr-
csting program Of music and rgcitatons
will be rendered. Members aud friends
Of the church are invited.
Dan Ford Of Waco. cX-sheriir Of Nc
Lehman county. was I'M the city last night
on his way to pluinyiew, Hale county,
where his brother r.. A. Ford, is crit
ically and maybe fatally IN.
On the south.bound Santa re Inst night
one Of the passengers, w. B Kingdom,
became insane and was put off nt the
union depot, aud taken In charge by
Special Officer Riggles Tho man clpims
10 HAY a relative here named I. b. Boom
er.
Roy H. ~ Coutcc delivered a very
interesting aud instructive lecture at
Mount CNlUnd Baptist church lust,night.
| Subject "SN Weeks In Ireland, The
| reverend has Travelled extensively IN
this country and Europe, and 1t is trcat
1 w tf'tNA NA'fi'
Notice Members Evergreen diyis
| ION 81. o. n g.. you will meet NJ Knights
| of pytlius hall Friday March 3. az -
! noon, for the purpose Of attending tl,
| funeral of Bro WIN. Kellogg from th,
! family residence, iOl lipscomb street
at . y. m An visiting hruthors invited
TO Uttpud G. j. LAltlMER, G., G.,
D. TOBIN, Secretary
The revival services mt the First Meth
! odist church are increasing In interest
Rev Mr. Whittcu'a sermon last nigh
| was an exposition of earnest prnycr L
produced dcpp impression on the con
grcgOdou ubd at los close idmhn
uslcl to be remembered In prayer 'fh
luy soryiae, so far have been delishtiu
sermons The pastor and church cNteu,
"a warm invitation To all Christians q
I've present Service today ut 40 o'clocl
and again tonight
Officers McGarth and Crouch uhout
o'clock yesterday morning arrested
trunk That two mon werc carrying IN
WHY That excited Ills suspicious tn
officers chpscd them, they escaped. In
| thcy left Che trunk behind and Z Is no,
at the city marshnl'S office.
& man nnmpd Williams boarding n
.Iucs chop house claimed the trunk aud
was restored 10 him.
Ioct night about 1915 two plst,
shots attracted attention. The cXpluuG
tion given was that police officer sny
n man comiug out Of IN ALLEY with
bundle of clothing; he hailed him, IN
man ran and the officer fired to hal
him The clothing was dropped an
the man got away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

Santa Fe, n. Nc, March J. Frank
l.oaaett. receiver Of public monies at
Roswell. n A.. has bgVn missing since
lph aud foUl play Is feared. The last
heard OF him was whom he drew 5000
from an lel paSo bank presumably tor
the PURPOSE of settling his accounts with
the government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
FnuR NIEN KIII.rn

Niagara Falls, H. ". Mmch by n
gas explosion at the Ontario Silver Plat
ing works at Humhelstoue. Ont, four
men We're seriously, II not fatally burn
ed, Their names are Leonard McGla-
shon general manager of the works: Al
fred Ronehury, Burt Fraser and John
Beliogd platcrs An mon frlghtfullv
burned. Cause OF explosion unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
cnnLnN-r sEn nrR 800.

San Antonio. Tex, March t.--lSpecial)-
Martha Suunaky Us Polish girl is years
old. Upon beiuW restrained by her parents
last night nom Keeping AN appointment
gcunce aud set her purcnta' residence on
nrp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

McGrcgor. Tex, March Specially
A fire occurred here 40 D. M. 10 which
j. a. Cnss lost his corn house aud corn
Eheller. Loss. $500. insured for $500.
Spcly q Early lost 500 bushels pt corn.
Fire caught from sparks from the en-
Nne while shplling
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
IAMNS RRAnSHAW.

Houston Tex, March ]. Especial D.
James lsradAhaw, for fourtnpn wears
an enploye Of the Houston aud Texas
Central, and one Of the city Democratic
ehairmen, sulcided thi6 morning by tax
'-1rphine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
rIIN nnGGNR mGGEn-

Houston. Tex, March .-(Special)
A man named Mayiiold, who came
here from Dallas has been playing
Jack the Hugper with school girls, To
day an outraged citizen caught him and
he was given the limit OF the law ON
lho county, roAds-l four months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
COCK FIGHTS.

Houston. Tex. Morch Especial y
There was q biz crowd present tonight
az the cooking main between HouS0n
and Hampstead Houston won three
out Of FIVE fights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
TEXAS TELEGRAMS.
MnArHER rnREcAsr.

Galveston, Tex March -(SpcclaL)- 70.
cd forecast for Texas. east Of tue lOuth
meridian Tor the twcuty-fOur hours ending
~ midnight, March . Fair, except local
showers over cuaat district; slightly warmer
aouthprly winds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
lIIIn SAP AlIn.nr

San Antonio TEX, March t.--(Special. r.
John W. .Devera Was awarded "a verdict
against tile San Antonio aud AtnnsaA RnBs
road for $500. lie was "a brakeman and
was injured In a wreck ut Enpie Lake.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
HEAVY FAlIIiRp

New York, March Seighried Worth.
ham, Importer OF sulphlte pulp aud paper
stock made nm assignment today; lmbili.
ties reported upward Of S500O9O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
KILLEn nY A sNnw.nI I'M

laynevllle, MINI, 2iaVh The
snow.plow an the wcst-hOnnd Train
siruck a Ih9mpson aud SON near this
city yesterday killing them both.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
DEATHS.
MADAME GREYY.

Paris, March T.. Madame Grcvy, the
widow of Jules Grevy, formerly prest
dent of France, died this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
MRS. YANTIS.

Weatherford. yTex., March 1.-(Spe-
cial) Mrs. Yantis, the mother of Mrs.
Wiley Blair, died this morning 0t 8
o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
ALFRED pErER ROBINSON.

Georgetown, Del, Mar,h 1. Alfred
Petor Robinson, chief justice OF Della
ware, died suddenly from heart failure
at his residence here today,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

iars soon hopes 10 get RIA ~ tho Az
iefences between cahnen anu the oni.
10, npmeone has invented clookwork
lanee covered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

More than one-third Of Great Britain
Is owned by members Of the house OF
lords,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

advice with very good grace ami the re-
latlous of the two officials are slightly
strained.