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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

more enthusiastic and hot blooded strikers
Mt Grammont assembled in the cafe Hollan-
dsis at that place and held an impromptu
meeting. at which fierce speeches were
made by some of the leaders, The gen.
darmes attempted to break mp the meeting.
but met with stout resistance. The fight
was transferred to the street, and though
the gendarmes had the advantage of arms
and discipline. the strikers struggled des-
perately and were only dispersed after o
long contest, and after two of the gen.
darmes and large number of the rioters
were seriously wounded. Order now pre-
walls. but is liable to again be disturbed at
anv momapf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Petitionoa for Home Rule.

LONDON, April 17-There was an inter-
esting scene IN the House of Commons to-
day when James shanks. Lord Mayor OF
Dublin. and w. j. Dogherty. high sheriff of
Dublin. appeared at the House of Com
mons In their robes of Office and presen ted
q petition from the corporation of Dublin
in favor of the bill to establish home rnie
in Ireland. The distinguished petitioners
were received with the honor due To their
station. the corporations of London and
Dublin having the right to petition Par
lament without the Intervention of o men,
her of Parliament
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
VIII Worry Cleveland.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Russian Amer
lean League. of which N. Alienkoff is chair
man, proposes to take the sense of the
American people on the Russian treaty by
holding meetings in all the chief centers of
population. for the purpose of having Pc
titions addressed to President Cleveland
requesting him TO refuse to ratify the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

The Persian Shah has blotted out
All staring signs HE realms about,
Save one. whose mission tits to bless
With beauty. health and happiness.
He paints on every mountains front
the simple sign, use Sozodont"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
Rumor Concerning Mrs. .raybr,ck.

LONDON, April ia report hes been cir
culated and generally credited in woking
that Mrs. Florence May brick tried to kill
herself in the Wokipg prison on Saturday.
She Is said to have stabbed herself severely
in the throat and chest with q table knife,
which was taken from her barely in time to
save her from iniiicting mortal wounds
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
nrcaulire Cbsllenyea

NEW YORK. April 17-Stanton Abbott.
the lightweight champion of England. to-
day issued q challenge to fight Jack Mo-
Auiifie. the lightweight champion of Amer
ina
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
AN ENGINEERS FATE.


Jumped to Save Himself, but Was Killed by
Striking Projection.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 1.-THE fast
mail on the Auburn road collided with q
line of freight cars this afternoon. En-
gineer John McMannls jumped from the cab
Just before the crash came. His head struck
a projection of the mail car scattering the
blood and brains over the whole side of the
postal coach. Clarence Aldrich was the
fireman. He remained in the cab. crouch-
ing close behind the boiler. and escaped
with no serious injuries. None Of the pas
eengers were hurt. The two mail clerks
at work in the mall cars were considerably
shaken up. j. j. Mclean. of Palmyra, re-
ceived injuries III the back and +. T.. Os-
borne of Syracuse. was slightly injured.
The brakeman, John Howe. received severe
sprains about the wrist and ankle.
Raiiwny Laborer- Killed md fnjured.
FARwEIL. Mich. April IA collision oc-
Cured on the Toledo. Ann Arbor * North
ern Michigan road near here this morning,
between working train and q north-bound
passenger Two men were killed. several
badly injured. and one is missing. The
wounded were brought here. None of the
passengers was injured. The killed are: j.
The seriously injured are: Frank Thompson,
OF Elsie. probably fatally: O. ;. Crouthers.
of Owosso; James Pickering. of Farwell.
Several other laborers were slightly
bru,spd and cut The work tram bad been
picking up some wrecked ears and was
backing up when tho passenger train
struck il.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Fracture Splnts, Special Trusses, Crutches Elastic
Hosiery, Deformity Braces and Surgical Appliances
OF every kind The largest stock Of ARTIFICIAL
EYES In the State. WM II. ARMSTRONG d %
"a South Illinois street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18
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TO REFORM BOYS
Begin Withthe When Method. Pleasant and Effective

method
bestB Boys Clothing and Furnishings
THE WHEN is the fulrounded spe
cay Of BOYS FURNSHINGSWass Ties Hosiery, Underwear
Handsome Blouse Waists with colored embroidery Waists Prcaes and
white All
old provided for n department.
Handsome Silk
black
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-18

Wall Psper--Esstman. sohleichsr s. Lee
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Wood Floors- Eastman. sohlelohsr g. LAA
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-06
CottOnBp|tROute
DESPITE HARD TIMES


The Cotton Belt Route i'm
proved its passenger service by
the addition, August Goth, Of
another through train from Waco,
which carries q Pullman Sleeper
fer St. Louis via St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway,
from Texarkana, and through
coaches connecting with Pullman
Sleeper from TT. Worth at Mt.
Pleasant, to Memphis, giving its
patrons double daily service to
and from St. Louis. Chicago,
Memphis and the Southeast
SCHEDULE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
ALLoveR DIXIE.

Five hangings will occur In North Caro-
lima during February.
Henry Curleti. aged "a. accidentally
killed himself nc Magnolia, Miss
Near Allcu SPRINGS. Ky. Nick Hon.
niger iurmvr dressed himself mp in
Dis Sunday clothes and took enough NOR
pinto to kill himself
James Kendall who was shot by DeUu-
~ NhcrIt Lyman y. piprcc 90 Owens
huGq, NY. Tor writing ava insulting note
To Piercn's wife, died yesterday uttcr-
noon.
II. T.. IiairstOu, prominent Green
county, Alu., merchant, was fatally AS
sn+iuntcd few DAYS ago. Ii has just
como to light thJt two negroes committed
The decd for 500
One Of the most brutal fights ON record
occurred near Jacksonville Gu.. recently
mhu NlNuFely attacked woman with
q knife, cutting her terribly when the
woman, scizing a carving knife. slnshed
the nWu.s eyes out Their names were
james Clifford and Charity Roberts
The Chattanooga. Tenn. Tadesmen
has just Issued It's fourteenth annual
Which contains a most elaborate array Of
valuable statistics, and comprehensive
ANA exhaustive data regarding the South
cru states and cities The edition wus
prepnrrd at very large cost and no lit
tie labor
The lS-mouths.old daughter Of
John Lindsay ut Fair Play. s. G.. was
fatally burned fpw days ago. death re-
suliiug In two hours The mother was
ont milking the cow and the father had
gone into Che ward t0 speak with neigh
hnr lonving the child alone m the house.
where it toppled into tho fire. When les
father reached H. iu response 90 ns cries.
one OF the chld's ears was already burn
cd oh.
The Rev. y. a. Clifton of Charleston
has % sou who has perfected very unique
Invention which he win shortly patent.
The invention is -uu electric attachment
lo q clock which cuu he made IN strike.
besides thc huurs like other clocks. n
gong, bell or various bells. bv menus Of
d circuit aud electric magnute. and by
another attachment fixed 10 the wire tn
sound alarms. The smallest kind of
clock. IL says. may work Mr. Cliftou's
attachment aud strike bells in various
Wnrts of the city with any strangth from
the pnwor of salwart arm 90 5uO-horsp
power. according 10 the strength of the
mugnot used.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07

Among The many dirnatnries who nrs
TO boz prcsrut at the opcrinr of the Go.
woman. she viii appcai TO loftIcst sonii.
warmly welcome than the infanta Isabella
Of Spain. Descended ina direct line from
Isabella of CASTLE. sister TO the late king
OF Spnil. lovely and ACCOMPLISHED
woman she wiu nppoal ia IofIlost septi.
inont and paiu for boi,irlr tbs r,ost p,nrl..
cd courtosy.
Not Ala. lppst rc,p,rl.8Ij, ia t,, f,ot
that from ono of tbc m,.t. nristocrotic
governments of l,rrooo scion of rov,l.
Is las br.p aupoipt,J r,nr...,,t,ti,,.
and h. willing d, ,on, q, d,is r.,pi,.
lic snnc,iouing bv her pro...p,, m, n,st
conscr,atiy. and cosmopolit, canning.
ling IA, worll bns ,,.r hmm, nm,
dny of th, tr,,,sf,r,,,tio, ~ ,i.,. .,,...,,i
and tbc smear. sc,p,. u.,r WHOM r,.,i,r
stems outside nl M. tradib,ns oi uo
pasl 10 crl.brnt. IN, t,iuprbs and IA.
nr,.,r,., of ,,s,,,,,t ,,..,...r,,l 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07

and left yesterday morning with Thomas
Durham. tlie convict who cseaped jan
at sherman and was re-cantured % few
days ngO.
The stockholders Of the Hillsbor0 Lake
PARK association are discussing the lues-
tiOn Of leadne about seventy acres on the
north end of their property 20 com
pauy for Hid county fair grounds.
Gainesville Register-'rhis city's terri
tory trade Us increasing at a remarkable
rate, and could the cxact figures be
known, they would gstouish great
many people
Thcrc arc five applicants in Laredo
for the position Of collector of customs
of that district.
a great deal " cotton yet remains
IN the fields around NOakum
About two dozen Populists met at
Gainesville Thursday IN accordance with
circular ISSUED several days ago by
stump Ashby.' The Cooke county
members seemed 90 be- unable TO say
Just what they were there for, and ex-
hausf3d a gpnter part of the day in try
ing 10 make the discovery. SO that when
they adjourned The total results OF their
meeting was q resolution to meet agiun
Jan. 49, IN the meantime "a committee
viii study how best to- propagate their
doctrines aud 10 effect perfect
organization and win report nc the next
meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
WIDOW AND ORPHANS
OF Elwood Randall Sue The Slayer Of their Sup.
porter for Damages Tor His Acl-A
Similar Case in Wr1nla4

Dallas, Tex, Jan. -(SpeciaIl-O
of the most interesting damage suits ever
instituted in the courts of Texas WIS be-
gun today by the filhg Of the papers by
Kenrby, Mccoy & Hudson IN the office of
the clerk Of the district courts.
The plaintiffs Ia the case are the widow
and orphun children Of the late Il. 4
Randall. who was slain on Christmas
night by Major /. G. Randle. Mrs. LII
ian May Randall sues for herself and her
i've little children. The ease falls in
Judge Burkc's court, and is certain Ia
attract wide attention.
The petition alleges, among other things.
that the plaintiffs were robbed OF their
Protector aud proyider 10y the defendant
IN the ease; that the death of the hus-
band and father at the hands of the de-
PENDANT deprived the widow aud orphans
OF the means Of obtaining livelihood and
that they have been damaged TO the cx-
tent Of 100000. Therefore. Judgment
for that amount is prayed for against the
defendant
In Virginia recently similar action
was instituted in the state courts and tho
jury IN the ease awarded the plniptir,s
the amount sued for.
Colonel Kearby says that several c,sos
OF Ike import and very similar In tbolr
nature nave engaged the attention III IN.
courts IN Texas and been sustained Pm
ole ~ n wealthy man, hut "a nur,ier tIiaI
ana a damage suit win lesson bis MIA ~,
u very perceDuble cxtent. p''S ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
TIE SUNDAY GAZETTE.
Partial List Of Contents for Next Sunday.
Jam 0h

Partial List Of Contents for Next Sunday,
Isn OH
Continuation of David Balfour" the
serial story by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Count de- 1essep's romance; Paris LETT
ter bv a. s. Duane
The true story Of the famous song
annie Laurie" by Frank Pope Hum.
phrcy
Napoleon's War Horses by a. G..
Townsend
AnHonaIrea aud thp Stage New York
letter by o. jay Edwards
Learning JomualNm hy the famous
European correspondent. VI DE Blowi,e
Immigration issues Washington letter
Dos Henry GounrtL
How to fcnco by George ncs Lions.
professor o. fencing iu ihc Sew York
Young Mons institute
Talented young American women whose
handiwork viii be seen at the fairs Chi
cngo letter.
a TAR about Authors. New York Lot.
tcf bv John scott
How Clara Barton Taught Murulsi
by Margaret spencer
'lhe Fault Of ihc Baby am every
dog story OF married litc by Mrs. L..
H. TcmpIcton.
Wukcmuu tells of the worlds metropo.
hH. its mcn aud its manners
Bab writes one Of her spciost
sketches, on Matrimonial Bliss
Fosters weather for January.
Railroad, aud allroDdcrs
Womnns Department skin Blcui-
ishc. bv Shirley Dorc. Hint. on Prevail
ing Fash.onshy Adm Bocho.C Gone: a Win
dow Hint fIom Holland hy 49, Whit
tlcsoy; Axioms m Calculating. by
Katherine D. johnson; Gruyics and
Sauces, hy Miss Burrows
our Boys aud Girls Abe lhlts Bone
Party by Limwumt A. W. Curtis: Tie
Musical Pigeons of prkin. by ERNEST
Martin Deepest Wells m the world, by
John puul Bapock; 4 Mother Ducks
Courage, by Charles iullu Bruiuard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
TEXAS CAPITALISTS
HAVE a MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO
BUILD A RAILROAD,
To Extend from Eagle Pass 10 BrownsyiIei
Through Tho Rio erande River Valley
The Entire Distance.

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. Especial D.
4 movement Is ON foot among several
capitalists of Texas TO form company
for the purpose of building railroad
from Eagle Pass 20 Brownsville. Tex.
through the valley of the Rio Grnnde
river for the entire distance The propos-
cd line would pass through an that mac.
ccssiblc border territory which il now
the rendezvous Of the bands of Mexican
outlaws, who are causing the troops and
Federnl authorities Of the two nations
~ much annoyance and trouble. In nd
dition to alording protection TO the from
Ter the line will pass through one of tho
richest agricultural sections in the United
States. This valley Is adapted to raisine
all kinds of semi-uopical fruits, while for
Tie successful production of corn and
sugar cane, not better country can he
found anywhere, The necessity of such
road from u military standpoint has
long heon agitatcd Ia 1882 General VIM
T. sherman Ia writing to A. A. Hunt Of
Laredo, said II have no hesltntion ir
writing thar a railroad from the mouth of
the llo GrnndC, BrazOs. Santoao. alone
me valley up as far as san Felipe. wiil
9ld the military authorities In naintaim-
ng forever that peace which now prevails
there, and which tends to I'M Texas VIM
an industrious. thriving population. Al
OF the main railroads, either built on pro.
Jected- strike the Rio GUnde at rfrbt
angles whereas, tho one projected by
you leHoMs substantially lis vnlla,
\ rOlr0ad mp ana down Che Rio Grondr
VIII ne the picket line, possibly.
Tho railroads have doubled tho nonr-
l0uon of Texas in the past ten yc,lIs. and
"a my recent visit / found continnnms
farms where ten years ago was wiidcr,
ness raided, weekly by the Kiowas and
CCmauches." gu"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Marlin BaH-A movement e a, e,,t
% e-organize the Falls county Crongn
ana q meeting viii be- held in NInrlin ~,
tne ltth mtnnt 90 carry one the desipn.,
ne grange has proven To- b. ono mi
lue nest OF agricultural aud Industrial
ORGANIZATIONS and It should nor bo III
lowed 10 die out ~ Falls county. Onr
county once had one of tho best oranges
M the state.
ID. y. Newton Of OyiIa has pivcp ma.
uge lh9t ~ viii present TO The Twenty
.ul,u FNs,alure u claim against lie
s.utV lur 300 Tor one wagon three mules
, a,iu ~ OF wagon harness sold TO Can.
IAin ~ W kogersOl Wa1uhuchie nho1t
jan 1861 lie sets forth thnt CsW.
laln y. W. Rogers OF Waxahachie ouo,,t
capacity. =" ''"'
llsnison Herald "A drunken eello,v
nale mmselt obnoxious this morpin,r Iy
9lhlming That he was first cousin hi ,,,.,s
hrtt, the champion, He punched two nr
tpite persons under the ribs bnt ba
pnhehed once too often. A braken,nn
naoleR Searles led on with his riglW and
Nv wv vhamWon's cousin 10 sleep In
Ihe members Of the Ennis Raptist
yhll,h "a which there has heen serinne
"t,taloN Tor some time, have como IA.
kethw and drop al past differ.,,c.,
and resolve 10 let peace. harmonv mi
netheFN love prevail heuceforth ana foTl
lalis Advocate Sheriff Uanupor.ls
srtneI Yesterday from Inris. Anil Men
- "a, burrell, who Is Charc,,,l NH, NV.
on me person Of Msss AiachaIp wbo
IVES some miles south al Town ~,
VIZ oe tried some time next week. "
lafs News-P Paris merchants ana Inns.
mess men did well during The year le.lS
ala fhey sll with one accord loot IN
s M9Lu ~ the coming season with bop...
Ivy .e,, A.,"e,eipauons; Few Of them have anv
,, ssate Agent Geo. @. Reeves for Te,os
VsA''sAusfieS wsa In Paris Thulsdss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
spECtAL Nor7S,
A0T 81

All persons are hcrebv
after the publication of n
the Fort Worth Gazette
published in the city Of a. 81
lepst once n week for q 49,, p.
days, the city council m b
Fort Worth. for and m h.t.,
city, win apply n the ledlr
state Of Texas for a snes
amend the city charter N 3 5,
Fort Worth. The mb,tea'.
special law VIII be- ameni... ?
charter as follows. to.wif.
Amending sections . ana 4
charter relating 10 city
wards.
Amending SECTIONS 4 10 49,.
ter relating TO officers md "A
Amending sections ~ to
charter relating TO oillcer
powers. atc.
Amending sections 40 "a
charter relating to the gest.
ana duties of the city conna ~
Amending sections under VA
said charter relating to ;he u
taxes.
Amending sections under -
said charter relating totl.ouai
Of said city. M
Amending sections under lol
OF said charter relating TO e
provisions and powers IN N 4
Also the addition of exir, ~
said charter eularging eni 3u|
the general police powar n ~
council. II. II. PADDOck fp'
Attest.
III. " Bnrns, City Seeretarr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
ANNOUNCEMENT
wEArHERFoRo suOl'
Improvements Ordered p Week 3
Hood for Mills.

Wcatherford, Tex. Jan. &c.
The city council held d yeiy
session last night. Several ofdti
street work were passed anl
improvements for more gndllt
ing and gutrering Of the streets Z
yidcd for. Mayor Geo. H. Lf4
II. Louis spending the holiday
II. l.. Nicholson OBLIGATED N ~
The week of prayer aud iaas'
is being held ut the Nj. p. ehlliv
attended.
Mr.. j. n. Cotton is building ~
TO his furniture house, also ~
Carter is erecting on Coueif
large implement and hardwaN
Hon. X. IL. Hood Is in tlle "
viii represent Parker county y
legislature. In conversation .
Gazette man he states he y vi
preference 10 the world,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07

The ten years service in behalf Of
Fort Worth, West Texas and the state.
are sufficient guarantee Of The Gazetes
fidelity, but in This beginning of o year
That promises 50 much for Texas. e may
not be- amiss b. state tlat, a. Ia The
past, The Gazette WIZ DO q factor IN
The upbuiidlng of city, section and state.
Politically, The Gazette believes shat
The hope Of the people is IN Democracy,
and that the hope Of Democracy Is in
ganizalion and to organized Democracy
The Gazette is pledged for OIL fuurc
time. w H. MALONE,
prcsiden.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
piiANCIf oTrIugS


hivaradc--,r W. STARK, Correspondent
Amarilo-f. q. Highsmith. correspond
aRiOaRsyAa A b sRSoa as' 9Sd5rresponden ~
Amienc-E. " 'Radford. agent and cor.
rtHpviririt. ONCE, poetomcp builing, ~
chestnut street. iirgl no0r. whore nll Or
seer. for subscription ana advertising
Austln--j y McKenna.
balhugel-J. y pearco. agent and cor
Tospond.ni. OBlco At poarco's drug store
!, Brownvooq r. H. Mooea. correspondent
wise Mayua, agogts, once in ~
Ddid NJ j. fUook. correspondent; ".
BsIton br. z - Turner, correspondent.
QlarLayluo-w. S. Thompson. correspond.
,,Cicburno iouls HammonB, agent. X. a.
htN. tul tHup1deht
Colorado y. q. Mcnob, corcypon.
Dallas Hugh fiilgrraid, corrospondcnL
once -J1 AHlh street, where orders COR
,gn be found on sale 90 an nuWs Stands in
ihp CITY. r. Gunner gcutrui news agent
,,pegatgf- ". dose. correspondent W.
III fa5a-E .. Mcllic, corrcspoudcnt, e..
Idly =. Nc. NJ Howe & CO.. agent,
snii J !" luckson. asent office. Gainesville
,.Grecmile-v ". Grubbs. oor-cnpandent.
fhull g. llNn. agents.
ii,,on9f,ss!!gya 9 W Hayes. correspondents
a. hsui ttlA W lt, ChiisDh suOudgat
,iam.liou- q. ID baker ascat.
ulllsmt5-i. p. Goodiug. correspondent
80 80. nlnip5 theAl uiher huhtuh'a musnc
.JgsaIe,rt,1n ~ q. EowcL correspondent,
Si4rsl,eiio ....,.
y ~ hudson, agrnt, umc1 iu DoNolice
NIncola-J. r. attUanlol. correspondent
rar.s W. y 500, correspondent. scott
f'igt to'a.-4 NJ Raslmd. correspond.
Qg,aaaa-l y d. colthar.corrosponleut,r.
Roswell. a. M.-Jamcs w. Mullins cor.
irslonl,ht uugAca a Wool.ucE. agents
'uuvt J. 4. Graham, correspondent,
shreveport. ia. W A. Switzerland. cor.
Respondents ~. i. HgHu.. ursnf
.mphW springs Is. D. Lass. corrcspoud.
NtDpAUutlit ST. t ru.K e,rrc.p,ud,ut,
W tanshrc. agent
..ssng 4gsy,f.A Z lIarrel. correspond.
-etiaIdli. w. &.illaa Ltuoadd & Co..
,fIio,R J.. Robertson. correspondent.
Terrell W lm.inhudt correspondent
'ienpe Z a. Rrani, correspondent.
tnglpi MrrtihHu. uarUI
Taylor William EuIoIt ,urrpalondput.
JnClupl Is Harvey. HppUfs
vermont. 10. u, correspondent. Hons.
sells s. iiumumoya. ugrutL
NylnHgo ltilWt Mtthiuu, clrrCHn1udent.
J ~ khuty uEpui, unlcc, toruci Avcnus
A Hud South THIRD gtrcpt
WuNuhuVhlr i Al IlrnlFtpr cnrfpsUnu.
dent. ~. a.. NdulEe, aupu
WoathnrtOri--l. ~. tulwoll agent and
correspondents oil'r over Mvgchnuu' and
Whltc .borl q w. Diamond correspond.
Wiuu lull ~ Iiuwnh neapt.
nud correspondents ucyt door 10 pogiodicc
lluH paper M irlf on Ole uud nivcrtising
rates uHi No H.o"rtuiucl ut fla ufU,. IN
AMERICAN NpNnpgpri luWi.htf.' nasorla.
Vou Temple Court NoW Work. ar f'nW, it,
iug Sew iurt
Vookorg' ChlrRgc lll.
= g.. bft.Nlih. sole auoUt forpigp ndy,r.
Using "''N'.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
DENVER FInn

Denver. Colo, Jan. G.-rhe FIRE tbot
starled a. ; - O'Clock last night In the oil
I3ohl oi " H. Flulleck's paint, oil and
as foiiows; Eaton Rachael * o. bnrI,
ware $4,000; Ilalleck Paint. On ana
Glass company, S60.00O: Denver Stomn.
ing compony, So00OO: Western Ianrdr,,
company, $4,000; Il. r. & Charles Hal.
leeA, on huildmG Si00O0O: National
about half "'''7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Ground has been broken for the now
building of the Tyler Democrat Renorter
The, Dcmocrt-ll Reporter cNclaims that n
Is here to stay"
A. Dallas work Is being pushed
rapidly on the annex 60 the Federal build,
, a new hotel building has just been com.
plcted at Waxahachc
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
BIO FIRp An Nav opr ~.

Sew Orleans, Ian. 6.-The I.ouisyile
aau Nashville car sheds, with a number
81 ears ANA stock pens, were DESTROYED bv
nle early, this morning, together wifb y
shed used Tor storing feed. The loss is
s t.W gt9vNl No Interference with
ulailie VIII result The livestock in The
pens We're turned loose and are no,g w., sIe
dcring about the eitv. van
a iNp small cotton fires were capsed la,
hying sparks, Damage about S40iO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
TOO ENTRAVAGANr-

hs9ioAyn, Jan. G.-Ihe grand jury this
documents against thirty member ~ ~,
noards Of aldermen and superyl, ara t ror
sAHaNasant expenditures hi The reean,
Soiumblan celebration. The names ~
ulSse indicted have not vet been mads