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The evening world., 1894-04-05
n. On E e. CO.,
SIKH Ave., 20th 10 2ISt ST.

rrk. y. j.. Ter tho international championship.
II viii be As follows II G0rman, l.. McRohie. g.
j MoLernan F + Delcourt and l.. H..
The team leaves tonight b. the Della
ware and Hudson train.
The evening world., 1894-04-05
Lost, Found and Rewards.

Park AVE. below Al st. fox terrier,
black head. tan patchc. black spot ON tail liD-
cral reward II returned. i. SturVcs, 81 Park ave.
The evening world., 1894-04-05

A full account Of Wall street affairs will he
found in the 6 O'Clock Edition Of The Evening
World.'
The evening world., 1894-04-05

EVERY day increases the popularity and sac Of
FLtNT's FUiRSITUHE. The reason u that prices
have been cut In hall stores. lAth 81. 4 9Th ave -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26


In the Forty-eghth district court
yesterday afternoon arguments were
concluded in tile case or Conductor Joe
johnson vs., the Texas and Pacific rail-
road and Judge Greene gave his charge
to the jury
In the county court yesterday after
noon In the suit OF the Chicago and
Rock Island railroad vs. Barnes. a YER
diet was rendered for The plaintiff for
Tie land condemned and damages 10
the defendant IN the amount Of 5000.
The case Of Renfro Bros. W. J. ].
Putnam was taken up for trial today. 3.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers.
were recorded at the county clerks Of
nce;
len, part or the J. W. Lilly survey, Tar
rant county S225.
RI. n. Hatcher ct al 10 J p. Nicks.
lot No. o. block g. Fields Hillside adj
dillon. t165
81 Van Cariowitz to L. g. Beyis, lots
9 and 8 In block O. lotf u, IL nnd II In
block 9. Lawn Place addition. $1,000, re-
lease vendors lien.
Marriage LicenHsa.
The following marriage licenses We're
issued At the county clerks ofIico X.
=. Stewart and sailie NJ. Gideon, X. 8.
Weitzell and Mrs Eva W. Harxis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Special Dispatch.
Gainesville, Tex, April 2S.-Mr. Bry.
nm snyder division freight agent with
headquarters at Dallas, Tex "a IN
town.
a. ]. Davidson, division supor.atcnd-
emit cleburnc. Tex, was In the city and
left Via Katy this morning
Mr. J. Il. Truitt. stock foreman, hat
had His hands full Tor the past fuw
days In handling cattle and sheep al
the stock pens feeding in transit. ~,
has had good deal OF trouble In Keep.
ing the town kids from stealing lambs.
Mr.. II. c, llord. the popular transfer
mun. Is dividing his time between thu
transfer work and his watermelon
patch east OF the city. lie says ba
vii remeber all OF the boys.
Mr.. j, NJ, Dickinson, trainmahter, cle-
hurne, passed through the city bound
north yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
THE NJ, X. = IT'S SUIT TO ous1
THE ]. q c. n.


Special Dispatch.
Houston, Tex, April N.-In the Mis-
sourl. Sansas and Texas suit to GUS
the international and Great Northern
from possession OF the Galveston
Houston and Henderson. thu entire
day was consumed in the reading OF
aiiidavits. Directors of the latter roai
acknowledge that the stock they hols
was given them so they could qualifi
as directors. Attorneys for the in'
ternational say that one AFFIDAVIT II
a puzzler in that 1t contains a magnl.
iiclcnt and astute legal aren
ment which the court would
rule out II presented In any other form
II also dlvines an the Intentions Of thu
late Jay Gould and points out that he
bought certain properties to wreck
them and In general shows that Gould
must have been prophet, as every.
thing which he projected or eontem.
plated, according TO this AFFIDAVIT, hat
come TO pass The International PEG,
pie are trying to prove TINT the stock
holders OF the Galveston, Houston a'.d
Henderson are only nominal directors,
men OF straw, so TO speak, and have
no standing in court In the premises,
what the other side win prove remains
TO be seen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

days in fall and fine or $3.50 each
for contempt Of court. He delivered
lengthy argument n defense OF his
action, severely arraisning the people
Of the Territory for violence and news
papers for unfairness He also COM
menced proceedings to dlsbar W. II.
Harper for publications in his paper
at Choctaw city. These contempts are
really caused by the action taken by
the editors Of the Territory In con-
demnation OF Judge Scott at their
meeting here on last Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
The value TO health Of the pure liquid
LAXATIVE principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Fig.
lis excellence is due to ils presenting
In the form most acceptable aud pleas
ant 10 the taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ativc eaectually cleansing thu system,
dispelIing colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation:
II hos given satisfaction % millions and
met with tho approval OF the medical
profession, because II acta on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
eninK them and Il II perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs Is Cor sale by all drug'
rists In SOC and 81 bottles, but Il 70 man
nlaotured BY the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, Whose name is printed on every
,,aokarr. also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
@ecept any spistta,o II Offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
MERRILL HEARD FROM.
His Shortage to the city Of lei Pnso
IL More Than 100000.

Special Dispatch.
I'll Paso. Tex. April 25.-The Times
tomorrow will publish letter from
Frank Merrill. the abscondng assessor
and collector Of the city of FL Paso.
Merrill had not been seen since Fri
day the 18th and his accounts have been
discovered to be over $4,000 short.
This letter was written the day before
he left the city and was addressed TO
Judge william Caldwell. The letter
reached Caldwell this afternoon and
promises that all his indebtedness
shall be settled within six months.
He SAYS he has not wasted the money
in gambling or dissipation. but that he
has loaned It for Investment and that
1t will be paid He promises to write
TO caldwell from a point named In the
letter but which is not published
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

sneciai Dlsnaich,
Jefferson, Tex, April 2e.--Sors ress,
man d. b. culberson and wife re'u .,,,,
yesterday from Washington. I i
daughter-in-law, Mrs, Robert Cuioer,
son. and baby OF San Antonio WI
spend the spring and summer win
them. ,-,.,,r
The surveying corps Of the sulphur
Springs and Sabine railroad sA 'ens,,s
have reached Port caddo and ioca'eu
depot grounds. At
The bonus offered by the city TO %,
K henderson for machine shops eio
furniture factory is about eoiiplessu
and he work Of erection will soon De-
.-In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
A oouNcn or wan.
omc.r- of the salvation Army Dis
cuasins Religious Matters.

Special Dispatch.
Temple. Tex. April 25.--The hrst
oreat council OF war ever held in the
state by the salvation Army convened
IN mis- city on last night STAR Capt.
Mcfarland. D. o. and chief officer OF
the state. in command, They held a
very interesting and enthusiastic meet
ing in their hall last lisht, Mayor l.
RI wade welcomed them TO the Queen
CITY OF the Prairies In sll'r' ard
nlicltious speech. He spoke Of them
as being minlstering angeis 10 The
moor and cuteast. and that ta@y were
doing more IN uplifting OF mis- class
IN oar town than an the other forces
combined. This caused an explosiou Of
"arearma'' from the army, ana whcn
the mayor had finished they fired a
volIey of "anens~ and "haliplujahsr
mat woke Up al the babies FOR six
blocks around. Band music. i.aiieiejaf
ohor,ises and speeches took up The
limo az the service. About twenty-five
onieers from all parta n the state are
now nresent ana other5 ARE CO ailg
IN today. They are islulng down To-
dny to solid business Ihe council "ll
H. in seaslan three iays.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

a bountlful supper was spread In the
waiting room. and the crowd was
marched to the table. whore elegant
justice was done 10 the things to
eat.
The division here numbers thirty
men OF the very best people in town.
Col. Mann said II was the finest-look-
ing set Of men he had ever organized
into a company.
Lee c. Porter OF Hillsboro was visit
Ing here last evening. talking district
clerk talk.
DR. Womack, an ex-confederate who
has been i'm the home at Austin. IS
visiting his son here, and at present
is very sick. not expected to live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Col James A. Wilson, II is said, ii
about to leave Fort worth. having been
offered u commission Ia the Coxey
army, rho precise rank N hrigodier-
general. promotion OF one rank above
that which he has 40 long held In
Texas, Gen, Wilson Will take COM
ties IN and about Washington. which
when congress capituluteH viii place
him In charge OF the congregational
restaurant and saloon, u position TO
which he win be equal In all respects.
He VIII wear the marching shoes which
We're presented 10 him by ndmiring
friends during the recent live stock con-
ventlon. what VIII be Fort Wortha
loss will be relatively ms great gain
90 the army Of invasion now advancing
ON the national capital.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

BY Associated Press
little Rock, Ark. April 25,-At
meeting of the board of health this
afternoon it was decided to quarantine
against Texarkana, where smallpox Is
reported epidemic. Hope Fulton Cam,
den. New Lewisville and other Fn all
towns near the stricken city have taken
similar action and have notified the
Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt roads
that passengers from Texarkana will
not be permitted to stop. The railroad
oaicials have already Instructed theH
employes to take no passengers from
Texarkana. -,
Twenty-two cases developed today,
making forty-seven cases Of smallpox
Mt Texarkana, all Of them being ne
groes. Hundreds Of people were vac
cinated here today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
THIS MULE HAS A RECORD
AN ANIMAL THAT SAW SERVICE IN
THE CIVIL WAR.
Proceedings of the niiI County COM
missioners' court-increased Rail-
road Business-Heavy Immi-
Eration of Good Farmers.
Special Dispatch.

about twenty miles northwest OF here
near Blum, is now working daily on
his farm an old mule that he rode all
during the days OF the confederacy
Several OF the old veterans expressed
themselves as being IN favor OF tax
ing It to birmingham with them to the
reunion. but Mr. Payne thought too
much Of old Jane" to let her
leave the farm, Notwithstanding she is
in excellent condition and no doubt
would have been none the worse
by making the trip.
Farmers from all parts Of the county
report excellent prospects for good
corn crop.
WIN NJ. Wood a young man who
was raised in Hillsboro. but now lives
In Lamar county. is visiting his pa
rents here this week.
Increase In railroad business has
caused two extra wires to be placed in
the office Of the Western Union here.
Mr.. Kingsbury Of Waco was in town
today prospecting with the view OF
opening furniture store here. lie
sold out aud 1,ft flttst,nva sn,-o,.,t
,,,o,,,,, It. 49,. ,,.a,,.u 80
turn.
mn rtu oo,,,,. ,,u ,,. na, ,,t.
too, ooonnan,1 M ,os, 40, ass, T.,
was not Inclined to be superstltlous.
but owing TO the fact that he is mon
compos mentis," the other dozen re-
cora ,be faot r,th rouon d,sfayor
rh,r,y-s,, ,o,,,u,as ,,or, A,a,,a,,o
located In the portbsrr n.rt AZ tpis
county this week. and Intend tn farm.
Tho mn county conrn,ssloners mis-
week contracted for three new steel
br,dgcs In no bunt over d,nerent
creeks The one over Aoun,a viii be
~, -.
w '"' 80 ,,
i'e 'o'io"'', '"'', as ''e'
zee" 'Ssueu neie 'n's Ven ~
Ii"iiiS "''u NIss N"'S D"p'e,'
becNe,' anu MSS Su''H IeSooN' ~
ou', Nunu Niiss May n1 n , 'o''''
- ,,'sp''' IS, - -, "a nt,aa
pus'' eoi'''u' ~ - i,2m''u 'l'iS 80 80.
Io''u Lue"s' d. D. "''n'.i ',,u 80.
Lucy PATTERSON neorse IL w "a'' ,,i
uhu MISS D "a iio'lpso''' I"''''9
ArIllo" ana mss i'Hu'" i'",'S'
lhe county 0o"''''issio''e's ~
speeiai session Ses'eruuE anu 're ~
lowing business was u""9u0'e'
Elections TO determine whe'her OF no.
the special tax or ~ GEMS on 'he slv'
valuation should pc leVitu were or
dered Tor the districts NOS ~ 20
- ana % me u"te ilNeu io' e''1i %
May 20 ana the io'ow'"s .e'u' nus
onieers apponn'eu' no ~ Sa',es
Grigspy' NO 70 ~ . heau' No. 90
IL. g. hawis' NO o. .. H. Sonnsoi'
The Resignation Oh W, - iia'riS az
constable OF PreeinSt SO WA, Ma az az
usp'.1, or w.. ~. ,ovr,rad ,or,,
Pyr,''N ~ -" - ,.o so.oo, NV
ine s 49,. ~ 90 or
s,ee''S .,,,.aS a. ,ha va.
"si ", 30 - ses ,.a tov and
sul' Sno"eu 10 ~. ,,. a.,osaa ,a,,.
as''''9''
leu ... =. ho ,,,r,r
a ne" c so,,v a,s,r,ot was os,ab.
as ''e ~, ,rl,',.t =, ra,,,,c,o,
llsheu ou' Va w 1 ,,'r M oo,,.
oeeo'a alu ~. mn oa,,,t,, tnoco "a CON
authorileu we eou"'y 80 n,
tract WIN 'ne is, 49, new stee
~ 80. ,t,.,,.r,ot, q,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
# POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
,,,srn MAKES SOME
ru'IHn '.,.,sr APPOINTMENTS


trial Dsp''' Anrll 25.-TIon. Waller
wass i chairman Of the Democratic rate
BAlei, ' o has appointed Hon
pis eoin ,.,.a.v OF Huntsville chair
WRIT, ~ twelfth judicial district
~ =. w. Aprif 2 Chairman Baker
snnl'l's', ,,ar ". O. Miller Of Sulphur
ilpepus sbalrman Of the Fourth con
s wa district committee upon the
r'ss''oop. .s,ng that Hon. w. p, Leach
',, ,.', n,ace, then chairman, had re-
VI ,rom the district. having re-
s '.., federal appointment in Okla
,,-ritory. The appointment was
~ Z. 4 owing to the statement that
u IOWA. Il Of Leach from the district
~ n, temporary. The latter's resig-
=. , y, been received by Chairman
IN ~, No now reafilrms the previous
,..s0trsut of Mir Miller
r.m,nds for campaign literature
:, whIch to combat the Populist
'...,-. and teachings are coming In
\. chairman Baker daily, but the
1 WI I unable to comply with the re-
...,,. as the committee has no litera-
,..en hand. Some OF the letters pray
4, n, literature and Democratic COS
rsets are amusing and unique.
- forks Of the creeks Democrats"
!, n earnest in their fight against
. r,gli,m and they want to meet the
Ina party orators at every cross
,x3s and dispute every inch of the
4 nmrd J. Ross Bell, secretary of the
4 yse.,one county executive committee
~, Mr.. Baker today that he must
i,T some campaign thunder at once"
4 y, Bsirs brother has Joined the Popu-
+ sal. army and taken the stump for it.
I 1As reeessitates display Of the Free
roe committee secretary's ability as
stamp orator to debate with his
lp,hg.
Several Intimate friends Of Hon. Seth
f. a.,ard In this city have private ad-
,ss to the effect that he will soon
rsgu his position in Washington and
nlun to Texas. They say he has post
sHy,y determined upon this step. This
resolution on his part gives rise TO the
si1 that he will be n candidate for
d. United States senate. His friends
hsbi The latter statement seriously and
. aprss their belief that there is no
( rutA IN IT, They say Shepard is
q hom as a strong administration man
~ that while the party will not OPP
sR the Administration It would never
as'sss be an uphill fight. with little
4 Fspsci Of victory In 1t for Shepard
ysn he to become a candidate.
Z Hcn j. N. Hall. district Judge Of the
sAnson, Bosque and HIN county dis
tct Is being urged by his friends
rrugly as a candidate for Judge Of the
twi q criminal appeals. Judge Hall
brother OF Capt Van Hall OF this
ny and Is well known here. where he
ai many friends. The mention OF his
aus here as a candidate is received
IN favor, and his friends In his dis
~ are enthusiastically proclaiming
X publications for the court Of Grim
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

train struck pile Of ties which Ind
been placed In cattle guard between
Howe and Van Alstyne, a short dis
tance south OF here. The engine and
three cars were dltched. Engineer Clap
part sustained slight injuries. There
IL no clue to the identity OF the train
,.-l-...l....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

odd Fellows MeetipE 10 Commence
Todny-LocnI and Personal.

10 RAhA@A+fNE 1N1aAaAa
odd Fellows Meeting TO Commence
Todny-LocnI and PERSONAL
Special Dispatch.
Dallas. Tex. April sb.--The ODD Eel
lows are pouring into the city from
all directions on every train 10 be pres
ent at the great sanual convention
that takes place tomorrow. The lodges
OF this city are making extensive prep
arations to give them royal recep-
ton, and It promises to be the most
interesting convention they have had
FOR long time.
The Democratic executive committee
OF Dallas county Will meet tomorrow
at the courthouse at 10 a m, for the
purpose OF fixing date for the county
convention, which VIII select delegates
to the state, congressional, senatorial
and supreme judicial district conven-
tons.
Gus Jackson, a young negro was
arrested this morning for endeavoring
TO sell red leather saddle Il was
thought he had stolen. Seeing an op-
portunity, the negro broke loose from
the officers and they had a lively chase
through the main thoroughfnres be-
fore the negro was caught.
Lula Smith, colored while fooling
with pistol this afternoon at her
home, corner Of Boil aud Flora streets,
accidentally discharged 1t and the ball
took effect IN the body OF Lethla os-
borne, negro sirl, who was standing
near by. The physlclans say the wound
is fatal and Lethia cannot live.
The theatrical season OF Dallas opera
house closes tonight with the annual
benefit to Manager George Amy by
the Kate Claxton company In the
"Danites."
Jack Everart and Bright Eyes are
being trained for the fight saturday
night.
Encouragement c. A. Culberson
spent few hours in the city today
in conference with his political friends.
Harold u. Toure. capitalist, pro-
moter and inventor OF Edinburg, Scot
land. is stopping at the oriental.
$. d. Loving. capitalist Of Boston,
,...., -. a.. n,t.u,a1
Is ,n ,os'1 49, 60 :, ho 900 ~ ,he state
~ 49, -. >,,,,,o,, hronsht In
us''l'se ",S' 80 ..,,.'nn hor ,wn venr,
's .,- ,, ., "s no same ns WINS
III ~, ~. ~ N1a,her and the negro
n l y - sar nrodnc,nr abortion
uo'.oi' 800 I..,
On mss WIS 80, eSa assoc,o,s editor OF the
-, " i ,,s.,, ~ q, ,no c,tv
Nhiuaso az ,,,,,,.laI =, me "R,g A..
Sapt -, :, a't,,,',as, n,ght direct
urriNeu ~ ~ t5a ,,,n remain In
, TON. ts' '.o.,, or more
pa',es 80. ,,,,rd ,,co-nresident q,
W. a. -, n,a-,,,,,asts,r railroad
inc o IN, - ~''a nv, ,rnr,,ncn, rexan ar.
anu iol go a., ,ost night nnd ia stop.
rlVeu IN 'ns w, a.,. ~, IIo viii romatr
ping ut ,ne W $50 -',.s,.,r days
IN the wy ~, 80 paris Ia Mt IN,
o 81 a. 4 ''''''
of'e'''a n,,.n,at Hotel Arrivals.
l,,.,.. n roy,nr
SANDY nay ,,' S"'e'sJ 1,a,nturr Scot
Boston, u . 80, 80 San Francisco
lana AIo',u = - ,fomnh,s. Jobn :;
james '" NM M. n = weatherly
warner ~ Eou9' ,a,,a,. nanas
| Fort WORTH 'epIEN '-'FfNN''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Special DlHpatch.
San Antonio, Tex, April 25.--The case
against II. II. Childera for killing n
hackluon named James Draper several
years ago In san Antonio was taken
up today In the district court rho
testimony taken so far IL not regarded
as damaging 10 the defendant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Special Dispatch.
Poolville, Tex, April 25.-The dwell
ing house Of Joe Davenport burned
here at 1890 p. m. Total loss, no in
surance. The family narrowly es-
capped being cremated Two Of the
boys jumped from second-story win
dows just in time to save their lives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Special Dispatch,
MIDLAND. Tex. April a5.-somc time
after II ocloel, Inst night a burglar
entered the residence OF Mr. W. d..
Turner and relieved Mr.. y. w. Gill
crease, boarder, Of &i775 In money
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

-li'ial Dlsn., ''r cochran.
.',,,l a1'aea, Tex, April s5.-rnls
~ tss o ,,', Turned out last night to
aaa lor ~. e speeeh Of Hon. John
q s. s..a- ssFhor' There We're at
AZ sra Present. His speech
sss N ven received by the
als.mA,.s vas never such a
nj ni m his small town
e4tiou. s'ii an
4 \. .l.Ds,, saa The Journallst..
n ~ yasy -, =, April ss.-Judge
'lmes-leurnai to ten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

Cashier Commits suicide.
BY Associated Press.
st. Louis, No, April 25.-Thomas E.
Finley, cashier of the Chicago and Al
ton railroad company at East St. Louis,
committed suicide last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

THE manufacture OF ikonE. the sacred
images ~ universally venerated by Or
thodox RuIsians, i= one Of the largest
harssboid Industries OF central Russia.
where 400, 900 are turned out every
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

81. Dlspa,eh.
Ne m rlalh Co., Tex, April 25.-
acpns,sss.i = Davis and Col. Goodson
sasri,,'s. y !, discussed the merits and
n eo1,, 'nsir respective platforms
Aisss y..,a', house at Stephens day
n: Dayis ' ,S TO an immense audi.
=. \ ~ y Democrats. anu 'ooa'
S..l.. = this place in Joint d'so us'
aAisa. y both sides being ably
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26
N THE srxru DISTRICT.
'"AF'c County WIN Probably Pre-
seat Four CandIdates.

',sA' Dispatch.
..''''ana. Tex. April 25.-The con-
7'!onal race in the Sixth district.
Y as Navarro county is concerned.
asalnlng definite shape. There are
losSiole candidates for congress.
u nonors in Navarro county. The
y.s aa'el Of the possibilities is: w. j.
|r,.. 4 T. Prince. Judge Rufus
~ and Judge sam r.. Frost. The
7 afoat that there may be an
\ 'asn' between these gentlemen
III u,ile pruning, and cut out all
Il e the gentlemen, the one left
ss'0'e the people Of the district
u, ie'sional honors. Mr.. Prince
us... s,legate from this state 10 the
sIr.s, Democratic convention and an
$40 Cleveland man. He was
an. q the sixth congressional
nssl,..s,pa has for years been very
l' In state poil,ics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-26

J Quigloy, Cincinnati, Ohio; w u
Hnlsell, Vlnita n, G =
Wade, Boston. L T. Wilson, Kansas
City; Grant Lester Kansas; v ID
Humphrey. III Reno. o n; /. s Lever
idge. Honstoni II 3 Lincoln. Winfield.
Kan; y Palmer. Bazaar, Kan. G W
Lucy, Austin; NeHbitt, 81 I.ouiai Nell
son Chester. Chicago. MIR and Mrs VIII
liam Brooks Waco; a G Scurlock, Cle-
bnrne: i = Holland. Dallas. w If Hud-
son, New York. c l. Ware, J J. Harris.
w r Moore, II Burnett, city. $ o
Bull, Duncan; 70 II Piorce. New York;
u u Carver Henrietta; ID g DuttOn,
Henrietta; II - Goldman, Houston. J
a Landrum, 81 Louis w Lning. New
York; J r Horn, Plnno. y II Chick.
Kansas City: II Wear. Waco. chns
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