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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14
Henderson -Trask.

The wedding OF DR.. Jos. Hender-
son of Elko to Mrs. Margery Trask, of
San Francisco, took place at the res
idence OF Controller Horton, father
of t. bride, in San Francisco at 8 30
Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Mckenzie of the Presbyter-
ian church in the presence of the pa
rents and n large company of Ne
vadans and ex-Nevadans.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
the assembled guests we're invited 10
a sumptuous repast set in the elegant
dining-room Of the Horton residence.
Vine flowed freely and fun and hi
larity we're the order of the evening
The happy couple we're the re-
cipients OF macy fine and costly
presents, and when the time came
for the bride and groom to leave the
parental mansion, they were showered
with rice from the hands of the as
sembled guests.
They left for Monterey on Thurs
day and will make q tour Of Califor-
MIA and will then come to Elko to
make their future homo.
The groom ID Elko's physician and
has bright future before him. The
bride is lovely and accomplished end
the INDEPENDENT hopes that as their
boat sails down the stream of time, it
may avoid all breakers and anchor
safely in the harbor of prosperity.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14
apostolic rite OF confirmation will be

apostolic rite OF confirmation will be
administered. -
One might az we'll try to stem the
rapids of Niagara, ss to expect perfect
health while scrofulous faint exists
in the blood. Through its Alternative
and purifying properties, Ayers Sar-
saparilla removes every vestiYe of
scrnfulous poison from the blood.
A prise of $1,000 Ia offered by Count
Orloff Davidoff for the discovery Of q
remedy perfectly certain to cure or
protect horned beasts against cattle
plague" The award of The prize is
in the hands Of the Curator Of the
Imperial Institute of Experimental
Medicine OF St. Petersburg, and the
competition is open to the whole
world.
six days shalt thou labor" says
the great lawgiver. To do good work
man must be ut his best. This con-
dition is attained by the use of Ay-
er's Sarsaparilla. 1t overcomes that
tired feeling, quickens the appetite,
improves digestion and makes the
weak strong.
The following members of the Ma
sonic fraternity from Ogden anb Pro-
montory are visiting their Elko
brethren to-day; A. G. Emerson, F.
G. Schrnmm, w. j. Beardslev, J. II.
Mccoy, A j. ellison, and jeff Brad
ley. They were joined at Wells by
Al Fisher and DR.. Petty who took
care that their brethren from Nor
nom lon kept out of trouble while
taking in the sights of Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14
500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh euro
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nalIy, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, anG giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. Che proprietors have so
much faith in it's curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials.
Address,
f. j. CHENEY g. CO.,
Toledo, o.
EB Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14

help from Governors Waite and Lew
cling.
CHEYEENE, April 13.-All bakers
have been working all night to pre-
pare for Ielly's army. Members Of
the army generally, desire to go to
Denver and probably will do 80. The
train men pronounced the men order
ly and having no trouble on the trip.
The army is expected at 3P.M
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14

TIE EARLIER symptoms OF dys-
pepsia, such as distress after eating
heartburn, and occasional headaches
should not be neglected. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla il you wish to be cured.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14
MARRIED..

HENDERSON -TRAsK:-At the residence
of the brides parents, in San Fran
CISCO, April II, 1894, by Rev. DR..
Mckenzie, DR.. Joseph Henderson,
of Elko, to Mrs. Margery Trask, of
San. Francisco.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14
SALMAGUNN.

Mr. anu WITS. Jonn HENDERSON are
expected home tomorrow night.
We are pleased tr, note that little
Irene Hunter is much better to day.
DR.. Moore, Elko's dentist, has gone
10 Reno on business. He will return
in few days. I
The Oregon Republicans have nom
mated Supreme Judge w. H. Lord
for Governor.
The finest varieties of flower seeds
only such as do and grow we'll here,
IRE sold at Muller's.
1t IS reported that 100 members of
the Industrial Army passed through
Elko in box cars this morning.
@. e. Wilson, D. D.S., surgery of
the mouth.-Office at residence, Ida
no Street, Elko, Nevada. Hours 9
to5.
The town is oVerrun to-day with
tramps who are said TO be part of
Reno's contingent of the Industrial
Army.
Superintendent Knapp and Whit
ed are expected in town tonight to
attend a meeting of the Masonic
Lodge. 49,
Dave Casper has lust received a.
new lot It samples OF Spring and
Summer clothing which will be made
to order from SIT up. =
Governor Colcord and staff have
accepted ian invitation to participate
in the Memorial Day celebration in
Virginia on May Both.
Col. Breckenridge now understands
the force OF the adage about the re-.
gions of darkness having no fury
like q woman scorned.-Pittsburg
Dispatch. :: . .s...
The Episcopal conference complet-
ed it's labors laet evening and ad-
journed. Rev r. L. Bellam left for
his home at Wadsworth to-day and
Rev, S. Unsworth and Bishop Leon
ard are still ia town.
T.. Burkhart is ready to do ell.
- kinds of painting, paper hanging and
decorating on short notice. He guar
antees to give satisfaction. Go to
him when you need anything in his
liue.
The Odd Fellows of Elko will hold
appropriate memorial exercises on
May Both. Rev. +. S. Witter will
deliver an address and there will be
other exercises. The full programme
will appear in due time.
Mr.. j. s. Mayhugh and family re-
turned last evening after three
years absence on the Indian reserva-
tions Of Oregon and Arizona. They
are in splendid health and look as if
they had enjoyed life among Uncle
Sans wards. ..-..... w.
Gazette:-Iti is said the Hon. J. w.
Haines has been absent from the
State for over four Months, and the
question has been raised s.to wheth-
er or not bis Office as one of the
Board of Regents should not be de-
clared vacant.
About ~125 members OF the Indus
trial Army boarded freight train
at Carlin this forenoon and went eas t
to join Kelley and Coxey's gang at
Washington. No effort was made to
prevent the mehitasin9 free ride.
There are about Go more to follow
DE Wilson, Dentist, will be at
Wells, Monday, April 10th. Those
.desiring fpe work are invited to call
i,nd consult him as this will be the
only trip he intends to make, the OBJ
iect OF which Is to get acquainted and
introduce q high class OF work. d2tw1
Services In St Psul's church this
evening at O'Clock. Bishop Leon.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14

HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills. bill
BUSINESS. Jaundice, Indigestion, sick
headache.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-14
BORN

HAcKwARD.-In Bullion, Nevada,
March "a, 1894, 80 the wife OF j. II
backward, a daughter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

the flagship, causing Joucu 10 monifeat
great impatlenCc, finding IL Impossible
TO curb his 0rdur. The Mctac1met W1N
tho fastest vessel IN the fioot, and ms
vet, IN an the shifting phases Of the
great light, he had boon held Ia roe
atrhlnt with no opportunity to menHure
swords with the foe. Three tlmes hu had
asked the ndmirul for perhisaion 10
leave the side Of the Hartford aud
tackle tho sclmu. but the ndmirnl'H
answer was wait "a little longer"
At lust the ilagshlp emerged from the
chnunel into the deep water Of the bay.
Then came the signal. "Gunbuntai
chase encmy'a guubontH." ana with Il
loud ana hearty "Ay ny. sir" Jouett
aeized o hnchet and, ir common with
his uNe1nen, helped to cut ngnnder
the duahiugB. fnrragut waved hlBhnndh
10 Iouett, whose enthusiasm and conr-
age he much admired, ana with three
hearty checrB rising from the Meta
cnmcrs crew, they steamed at full
speed IN pursuit Of the Selma. who had
for come time been having the fun
all her own way
a heavy wind and rain Bdunll hnd
swept ~ from the gulf, completely OBJ
sourlng for short Interval objects
both nnoai and ashore. Tho Morgan.
IN her anxiety 10 escape the coming
wrath, ran aground, but ilonted ns
the squat cleared up, and. steamed
tut HlRifNlANlA AAlaNl ANN kNAin WI AhAA
Morgan.
During tho mist ana uncertainty NO
compHnyng the rush Of Wind and
rain, the Federal Runpont was daHhing
ahead nj fuli speed, while the COM
mnndcr was looking after tho effective
serving Of the forward pivot gun.
I'VE nre ahohlinB our water, sir"
remarked the executive. ~ am afraid
we shall take the bottom, as We draw
twflvo feat OF water"
Never mind. slr, never mind. Keep
her going" replied Jouoit, 40 he sight
ed the piece. But the prudent eNecu-
Two guiory ordered a quurtermaator 70
take iho lead. and the next instant "iif-
teen feet was announced That was
m right md the engine never ceraed
her wonderful workings, "Fourieen
fect-1 was the next report "Thir-
"a feoi-" came sharp and clear from
the steady old Hcnmnn. The situation
was Incoming aerious- The mon
glanced quickly at one another. while
the officers kqpt. their eyes fastened
upon their commander. who turned
coolily from the gun, saying, as he
walked nft. "call that pan 10 from
tho lead; he mnkca me ncryous."-lJlue
and Gray FOR April.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Homer Eads. commercial agent OF
the Iron Mountain. is IN the CITY again
w. II. Quigg and q. NJ, Payne OF me
Cotton Belt left on business trip iaH'
night.
Tourist sleepers from and 70 eau,
fornin via Fort Worth and return VII
be discontinued after the sOth instant
E. A. Hlrshheld, travelling PASSENGER
agent OF the Fort Worth and Denver
Is back from an extended trip over the
state. ,,.t,,,.
Henry o. Flynn and ] X DemIhins,
who periodically look after the accident
insurance business among IeNas run
way employees. are IN the cry
oscar White general freiBhl am Ias
senger agent OF the Fort worth anu
RIO Grande returned from trip over
Ma line yesterday. He was absent sef,
oral DAYS and comes back well pleased
win the prospect OF good crops and
satisfactSfy business in the future, oN-
inq 10 seasonabie rains and coinfilehu-
abie industry OF the yoemanry'
The pipes for supplying Pintsch gas
10 Pullman sleepers at the Union dspp.
have All been laid and subjected % q
pressure OF 100 pounds. Tie missouri.
Kansas and Texas IS contemplating tns
uae ~ fhis gas IN all coaches. oni the
government is Investigating Il WIN
vis,T al using It In mail cars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

body. nnd "A pair Of crumpled front
legs hardly four inches long A THU
pointed nose stuck out from between
the long silky ours.
yes, / 500 a."
Al these words an expression Of de-
lighted relief sped over the cpuutcu-
ancc 1f the man who had spoken ilrat
but the Joy went out OF his face again
when his companion exclaimed SEN
tentlouHly;
"Cntw
The first speaker gathered strength
enough 10 cross the street, He leaned
against a store opposite the hotel, and
standing as immuvuble as n he were
part Of the building. stared up at the
third floor OF the hotel The othor man
followed him. He was trying hard TO
remember II he had ever before seen
a cat quite like this one. aud to save
his lie he couldn't recall one. u
seemed a BIT queer so he leaned
against the store by his friend. and
without word the two men stared
up before them.
They saw the animal move dellbcr-
ntely along the narrow ledge the en-
lire lenBth OF the building When Il
had reached the end and the two
watchers expected that It would step
OF into the afr and melt away some
thing inter the fashion OF the cat IN
alice In Wonderland" & did nothing
OF the kind u turned as readlly In
the narrow space aa though II were In
the center az Madison square. rs long
body moved with snaky Hinuouanees.
and II began the return trlp along
the ledge almost Mt ir0t, The men
continued 10 stare up at II wifi % aense
Of growing relief that was apparent on
their faces.
Just az this juncfure woman mp
peared at one Of the windows of the
hotel It was the one ~ front u which
the animal had been Htnnding. she
leaned out and looked down to The
street with an expression OF distracted
apprehension. She peercd down nuys
iously at the sidewalk in every dice
ton When she WIS about 70 lnavn
the window apparently familiar
sound attracted her attention. She
looked 10 the LEFT and her eyes feil on
the dog, wagging HIS tail ana running
careiessly along tho ledge. a false
step would have thrown him 10 the
ground He was valuable dnchshund,
50 finely hres that his exaggerated
uRliness was ridiculous. Every point
that made him look unlike any other
dog IN the AVorid was perfect. The
long, thin body the stumpy. croOkcd
iegn, and ths pointed nose were All
faultless tAamnics Of his perverted
species o. Dogs best points. Near The
window the animal halted In evident
fear % punishment The woman coax
cd and he advanced within reach OF
her arm. with q look Of delight she
seized him. and turning from The vim
dow disappeared from View with the
dog IA her arms
The two watchers on the sidewalk
had passed through varying emotions
while the dog was promcnadinG on the
ledge. There WINS almost terror 10 the
Hrst mans tone when he spoke fret
b. Nt4 ~ "a ~
the two when the wouan and tie Jog
had disappeared.
"It'a on me- he Fnid-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
WHAT WAS DONE ny THE pIF-
fERENr PARTIES YESTERDAY.
Hon. Jake Hodges. FnmiiInriy cameo
the Observation-Disclosures cnndi-
date for ConEress-CuIbcrSon
VIII Not he CANDIDATE.
speclal pIsrntch.

Special Dispatch.
Mount Pleasant, Tex, April 2s.-rn
the race for the Democratic nomination
Tor congress in this district, Hon. John
l.. Shepard and Hon. John Crawford
have already been canyasslng this
county for their personal interests, but
Hon. Jake Hodges OF Paris. who is re-
ferred to here by his old time friends
as the "shoemaker-Lawyer Candidate"
has not yet visited this county. An
old settler. speaking OF him today, suid:
shepard and Crawford are very good
men. but have known Jake Hodges
for years and have seen him rise from
his place at the shoempker's Sencn 20
the distinction he now enjoys. AS be-
ing the best lawyer IN Texas ind Who.
l believe, is the peer o. "Old Pave"
l have worn boots made by Hodges
when he lived at Pi.tYbt-g years agu,
and many a night / haze soon yske
working by candle light. at the same
time studying law from an open Locl;
lying ON box " his side. There are
many who remember Jake HODGES II
the days long sso ar1 he ms continued
to make friends mere eNec since. lie
would nh Cuibersons place with uJinty
and satisfaction g. an"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

BY Associated Press.
Texarkana, Tex, Aprn 2s,--Nfissour,
Pacific special car No. 2. occuplsd Nv
G. G.. Warner, third viee-president Of
Missouri Pacific railway. and c. A.
Parker, traffic manager OF the saiae
line passed through this morning, en-
route to st. Louis
superintendent p, j. Conley Of the
St Louis and Southwestern system
Cotton Belt route, with headquR-..,,s Mt
Pine Bluff. spent yesterday in our
city.
j. W. Donavan, a poular passenger
conductor OF the Kansas City. Fort
Scott and Memphis. passed throuel, To-
day en- route to Galveston. called
there on account Of sickness in mis-
family.
All employees Of the st. Louis and
Iron Mountain and Texas and Pacific
lines were vaccinated yesterday by To-
cal surgeon DIR. ]. a. Llghtfoot as a
safeguard against the smallpox scare.
Passenger traffic seems to be some
what crippled by the quarantlning Of
stations within 100 miles Of our CITY
Freight traffic holds out. notwithstand.
ing. The dreaded disease is confined
to the negro quarters, and Is far from
being an epidemic.
MIR. James McErvay, the popular
passenger conductor on the st. Louis.
Iron Mountain and Southern. resumed
work today, after an absence OF six
weeks. Jim looks much improved.
Johnny Whltesldes, conductor on the
Iron Mountain, has just recovered from
a sprained ankle, and went to work
this morning.
G. W. Twlner, assistant general
freight agent Of the Texas and Pa
cific railway, with headquarters at s>li-
las, Tex, passed through this evening,
en- route to Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

new lNlA aAAAs
Two men came out OF a Turkish
bath establishment In Twenty-alghth
street the other morning and started
up broadway. Their conversation was
IN the remorsefll vein that Is llBely
TO come on the morning after, and
there was more or less talk OF last
night" bottles and too much for
any man." Al Twenty-ninth street
the pair stopped. and one of them
scratched match against the lamp
post on the corner. AZ he brought the
iight to the cigarette between his lips.
he glanced up mechanically NJ the
GUsey House opposite. Instantly the
match fell from his hands. his Jaw
dropped and the cigarette slipped 10
the ground He grew as white as biz
shirt and ciutehing az his compan-
Ions arm, seized Il IN grasp like n
wise.
"say. old man" he began, 80 slowly
that every word. sounded as n It We're
spoken only after louE elaboration.
"say, old felqN-do-you-see--any-
Where what IN thunder has
struck you. HnyhOW2" spuried the
other 1vhoso nerves We're not in "A rom
dltiou 70 stand any triiiiing
''There-on the Giisey Houae--third
story Look. IT'S moving"
The other looked mp At the third
etofy Of the hotel narrow ledge lasR
than foot Ia breadth runs around
the building On q level with the wlnr-
dows. There was uiidenlnbly some
thing moving along the ledee. L was
about three feet long and reddish
brown in color. II had a long. marrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Special Dispatch.
Floresvllle, Tex, April 2s.-The Pop
ulists primary convention for this pre-
cinct met here this afternoon. The
convention instructed the delegates to
the county convention to use all hon
orable means 10 secure the nomination
Of the following oalcers For COVER
nor, T. J.. Nugent; lieutenunt-gover-
nor, Marion Marion; congress from the
Eleventh district, Ben Terrell; state
senator, w. r. Laugher; representative
from the Elghty-eighth district. l.. A.
Lawhon; floater from the Ninetieth
district and a set Of county oiIieers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Palmer c,N may develop into a
dramatist n aiis 'Brownles' please.
David Bolnaco has revised the Heart
OF Maryland for Mrs. Leslie Carter
Il r. reported that John Henshaw
VIII be the leading support VI Dclla
FOX next season.
play by Alexandre BlHson and
Fahrioe Care VIII follow sardouh
''sana-0ene" at the Paris Vaudeville.
Oscar wilde II siiii working on tho
play John Hare has commissioned him
To write for the Garrlnlg theater.
LePere and Rpbyn have nearly I'm
iaheu a new connie opers which. II 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

chronic systemic Is uspany the
Cause.


Depression OF the nervous 1ystem OF
any kind r. likely 20 cause a condition
OF the mucuoun membranes pf the nose
and Throat so nearly resembling catafrf
that many times they are Identical.
Also chronic diseases which dcpress the
nervous system VIII produce the same
result They cause a iiabby pnlo con-
dltion Of the mucous surfaces. with
sticky. gtriney mucous secretion. which
causes much hawking or couFhng
properly called catarrh, the whole
trouble being caused by nervous de-
PRESTON, pure and simple. beside the
usual symptoms Of catErrh. the patient
has brown specka before the eyes. slight
dizxineFs. roafing IN the cara attacks
Of nervous hendache. paipitation OF tha
heart flashes OF heat, followed by
slight, chilly senaat0rH, faintness. De-
preston. dcap judercv, fnrehndinHs.
foolish fears, and many other similnr
ones.
pe-ru-nA has, again and again, been
found 10 be % rrcat value ~ such cases.
Tho nrst doge gives prompt RELIEF 10
the most distressing efInptomf. and
persistent use ~ u Tor a reasonable
length % tire will permanently cure
ciiseH ~ long ntanding.
A treatise on catrrrh Ia every phaso
Of this dread diananr Is sent free 10
Manufacturing Company. Columbia
Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Special Dispatch.
Marshall, Tex, April est. c.
Radey, chief train dispatched, Is Off
on few days leave OF absence, at
tending the Texas Presbytery Mt Alto.
During his absence II. A. Brown acts
as chief dispatcher
The tracks near the passenger depot
are being ballasted with clnders.
C. A. Glnoccmo OF Fort Worth is in
the city.
The tralnmen running between here
and Texarkana are being stopped just
outside Of the city and not allowed to
come in, on account Of the quarantine
against TeNarkana.
General Roadmnster Hays is at Hot
Springs, Ark, recuperating.
Pat Rowan, the we'll known track
man, visited Dallas and Fort Worth.
returning here yesterday
Tom Cation Of the Houston and
Texas Central at Fort Worth, is in
the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Men are women's paythlngs; women
are the dcyllH.-Yiotor Hugo.
Always beat your wife before dinner;
also before supper ilpaJan Proyorb.
Virtue Ia women is perhaps a quca-
ton Of La Rochefou-
cauld
a woman n rlwayn grateful % you
for having thrown you overheard. II
Bourrrt-
u is only The last love Of woman
TINT can satisfy the first love u man.
-Balsaz.
a woman forgives everything hut the
ract that you 90 not coyet her "A. de
Bussrt
u goes far toward reconclling me -
being woman that am thus IN no
danger Of ever parrying one. Lady
MontaEu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

BY Associated Press
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April ga
strong defense was made in Grand
Chief Ramsay's case today, witnesses
testifying to an abilbi Several ,eitl-
zens of vinton swore that Ramsay
was In that town on the day that the
state claimed he paid money to Jeffrys
and told him. to ground the wires.
Witness Ward was called and hatly
contradicted witness Smith. The lat
ter admitted he was not In Cedar Rap
IDS when he swore Ramsay gave him
money and sent him out to tangle up
the telegraph wires.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
hallway pro.nectnr..

Dispatch.
noas, s' n Pleasant, Tex, April as.-ro-
~, s's Capt c. L. pnlabunty an,
w wy q the Cotton Belt suryeyInS Ing
!, \, s., by Prot. Hugh stew.
4 N, s qua Scotland. leave here
tpS ~ s 0u' a line of railway 10 he bull,
,s-ss -''e to point within 100 miles
~, ~. Where extensive coal felss
,s.,tr v.sa discovered. The money for
"a ~ u', a the road has been securss
N M. financial agents of the pro,not.
Nd ~. secured the services of the
"a tenn. rnnalneTologlst Stewart. to make
III .a,, Geological survey Of the
par s as,a.' M Stewart having for
sns.s a' W, in the capacity Of row.
n S, 'aolnsrologist Of England. s''
(, ,su.s !, Doctors e Will arst look over
ad'so . elarksyine, thence T to V tes
,,t.gD, ' y. ana upon their return ~ vine .p1
u ps5, TIE Probabilities OF a ro mi,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Special Dispatch.
Houston, Tex, April 2s,-Judge S. II.
Brashear today rendered his decision
in the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
suit to Dust the International and Great
Northern from possession OF the Gal
weston. Houston and Henderson. He
sustained the pleas in abatement set
up by the International, which de-
INJURED the plaintiffs out of court t.e
decision in effect being that they had
no standing in court This is the third
or fourth victory for the international
in the same litigation.