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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

Children are the joy of the family,
the rays of sunshine that light up the
domestic armament /; and yet there are
to be found very many mothers not
wanting in parental affection, who will
allow their darlings to droop and die
from influenza or whooping-cough,
when one bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup would have saved their lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

WAR, pestilence and famine are the
three direst evils that can befall ma
ton, and all Christian people pray to
be preserved from them. Brazil has
long been afflicted with war, and now
the pestilence of yellow fever has come
upon her. Should famine supervene,
her cup of misery would indeed be full.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

Thomas and Kate Kinney, an aged
couple, living near Westhaven, Conn.,,
were burned to death this morning by
their house taking fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

There are Al ,344 houses in Washing
ton city, 3,l39 in Georgetown and 6,3l2
in the COMMUNICATING total of SO, 795
in the District of Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05
Wholesale Prices in Alexandria.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.-yirginia consols
do 1O-40s =; do IS 55fs bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. Cat
tle-the market was firm common to cX-
ira steers SS3.35a6 stockcrs and feeders
$2.25a3.65 cows and heifers 81. 25a3.5o rer
100 his Hogs-market strong heavy 50 %
40. 40, common to choice mixed $5.0ja
5.45. choice assorted $j.35a5 10. light $500
a5.3O. pigs $i25a5.25 per 100 lbs. Sheep
market weaker inferior TO choice Sla3.5O
per 100 lbs Lambs 81 50 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

RICHMOND MARKET. Jan. 5.-The mark;
is dull and heavy with little doing. Prices
are tending downward and are slightly lower
We quote: Flour 81 00a4 % for fine %
patent family brands: Wheat 60a65; Con-
42a43; Rye 50a55 Oats 3:5a377.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Flour moderately 81.
tive and steady. Wheat steady and fairly ~.
tive. Corn quiet and firm. Pork steady az!
moderate demand mess $13 10 to $li 30
Lard quiet and steady; steam IS 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

FREDERICKSBURG Market, Jan. 5.-Thego
is little doing in the market which is heavy.
and prices are 4 shade lover We quote
Flour 81 00a4 - FOR ;inc 10 patent roller
Wheat 60a61 Corn 3Sa4o; Rye 45a47
Oats 32a35 Eggs 2oa21; Butter 1Sa2o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Wheat-May G61ea665
July 673,a Corn-Jan 35: May 3s5-3~a
July 39a. bid Oats-May 300. July 20.
Pork-.Ian SD S21a May SD So Lari-
Jan 81 SOY; May 81 621s. Ribs-Jaa
So so bid May So 65.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-Flour quiet and m.
changed Wheat firm No , red spot and ..,
G5laaG55s Feb 81 asked; May 701,a-ola !.
steamer No . red 62a62l. milling wheat ty
sample 65a66le. Corn firm mixed s,1,
407s bid; Jan 40ai bid Feb 418-ail5.
March 4=i..a42la; May 1875 bid; steamer
mixed 80 asked; southern corn by sample
3Sa41 do on grade 37laa41 Oats quiet: 50
white Western 34a34 l2 No mixed do 50
a331e Rye dull No 24S. Hay steady
good to choice timothy $14 90 to SIS 80
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes-fair 1912 40 :
1914. Other articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Jan. 4
Beevcs-no trading; feeling steady. CaIyc
market firm for all kinds at S5aS.5O g.
cwt for common to choice yeals, Wcstel
calves $2.31i9, grlssers S2.3S per 100 ID,
Sheep and Lambs-markct firm for sheep au'
steady for lambs sheep sold at $2a3 pet
100 lbs. lambs Si.50a5 per 100 lbs. Hogs-
market firm at S5.90a6. 40 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-05

DROP OF 1s93-RAISINS-L layer,
~ Sultana, Vaentia, Muscatels and Seed
less, just received by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
BUDGET Of NEWS FROM DALLAS
A WIFE WANTED TO GO wirn HER
HUSBAND
To See what he saw-she pouned
Male Asure--rhe Rcsuit--coorgc
Gould Had Date with Dallas, nut
Forgot tt--visitoss I'm the city.

Dallas, Texas. Dec. S,--Pcilcc offeer
Charlie Daniel. on duty In tho 'Reser-
vatlon." was last night attracted by On
exceedingly handsome man. who was
making the rounds OF the Joints and
having tine time. There was some
thing very peculiar both in the APP
ncarancc and manner Of the person.
which at first puzaled the officer. but
he finally came to the conclusion that
the person was no man. but woman
dressed in male attire. and he placed
her undcr arrest,
The woman gave the name OF Mra
J. II, Williams She said her husband
is paper hanger ana works at Arch
Knights store, that she came from Sc
Louis two weeks ago, and that wishIns
TO see what the toughest part OF Dal
las was like by electrlo light. she las
night put ON suit OF her husbandi
clothes and abe ana her husband ans
another man went forth, and wer'
caught, This, she said. was all Their
was TO 1t.
Mrs. Williama spcat the night In tn
city prison and was hned $40 TIL
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
TINE "wIzAnpr NOT IN m.
"Napoieon" Ives Has Very Easy
Mark.

,,,,t.a,D NJ, tabo cc,oceo, ,hr
SN'eueV' ~ '"0 ~
wizard OF the cue, VINO Tor yeRrs
ruled MS king OF the Billiard game, has
found his muster at the gentleman'A
t., -. =. t,.I.1,,., ,.,,,, .Na
=,
poleon' OF the pillard world In the
New York match, whth he won rather
oaaily. no did SONG remarlthble work.
o,a a., a., o,,t.,,I,c ,f.ht no ,,,do a
'i'u va NV ''''ili'','s ''s''' ~ "Ns
run OF SSl' ESTABLISHING new RECORD at
the balk line game with the anchor
nurse barred, Ills average for the
,., -. -. 40 80 - A. 49,
weeks pay w" " 80 INV uVv'
look az though there is no limit 10 MS
pIay.
-, 80 r,o4oh IN chieago no again
1870,
uenlonstfhteu ms 'up
sehAtter .,..,.,. ,, ana
ives ID most leiill,NnS' mi ,'i,,,i.,d
pstlues nelns W P,,.I ~, at,,,, ,rlcis
payers was ~ NJ suut ~. ~ ~. 49, 'sit
pieyele rluer' Io'ie' ts,e,r,,,ail
payer ne was I'LL, Se,,a,n,.'a az,
Mlen,i IN leos, hhu onsii,, tand'
hptitu1e ioI pil .., So, aainnd q ren,i.
eu IN Snlcako amu 49, 49, ~, 6nth,
tauon nv ine voy ,nenso. ,y,s o,,iel
Dim ~ nhu ~" =, ~ ,sn,,nss,sr ANA
1 70 sec lhe 9piii.y y, ~. sinsso, Who
tIleu 70 DICK h,li 80, ny,er the
Heshneu the ~ ,.,,andar,, dlaagroed.
WiS"ru anu t"s ,ns h,rLer tvhn
anu iNeA soon ayu ecaSsSer 4, nm
ny nun as ~ ,ha chamnionsi,lp.
SVg po,nt knlne " =, e,,oasnn a graed 10
- rens ,l , ~, and tha rea,,t wag
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Weatherford. Tex, Dec. ga special
session of the county court was called
Tor today TO try Mrs. Meiissy Fleming
Tor insanity. After examining n NUM-
Der OF witnesses. she was adJudged in.
sane by Judge Mccall.
John Ferguson. who for some time
past has been confined In the county
jail for insanity. died yesterday from
natural causes
Rev. X. c. Armstrong. the new pas.
tor Of the First Methodist church, ar
rived in Wcatherford today with his
family. He will I'LL the pulpit at his
church tomorrow.
The "Mikado" will I'LL the boards at
the opera house Monday night. II is
to be executed by home talent. and
all the best singers in town are In il.
Although but comparatively short
time has been taken In rehearsals, an
excellent AFFAIR is expected
Miss Powers, teacher Of elocution at
the Cumberland seminary here. viii
give n recital at the Cumberland church
Sunday night. Reeitations by Miss
Powers and solos by Miss Dozier will
be the features of the program.
Air. Charles Burk of this place was
bitten by supposed mad dog today
He obtained permission to ride freight
to Mlllsap this evening to try the en-.
cheney Of a maidstone In the possession
Of Mr.. Lamar OF that place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
nrInntnI ArrINnla.

The Oriental, Dallas. Tex; finest ho-
tel structure In the South. the only
tlrst class hotel tn the state; on the
American plan, absolutely illN proof.
Rates $3.50 to s. per day, w. j AL
den, manager. formerly Of Hotel Ven
DOME Boston, Mass,
Louis BALDWIN. Philadelphia; j. 70.
Garfield, Louisville; II. s. Cook, ST,
Louis; John A. Nevln. Chicago, Mr. st.
Cook, Galveston; ~. NJ. Schwartz, Now
York; h. o. waynum. Dayton. Ohio
j, ODonnGll, New orleans; C. a.
Trowbrldge, ST. Louis. A. g. Sunncll,
Wichita Falls; A. g. James. Wichita
Falls; q. Wellnnd. indianapolis Geo.
Watson, Fort Worth. -. \. Jones. Kali
umazoo; Il. T. q Matthews, Louiaville
j, NJ. Kenny, agent James j. Corbett
G. r. Bergman. Louisvlllei X, q,
Wagner. Milwaukee. u. y. Hill. city
T.. A. Worlely. New York; A. w, Hos'
enfield. Atlanta, Gag A. n. Collier
Memphis; Mrs. NJ. J. Williams, cal
weston: a. A. Nudge, New York; J s
Huford. city; II. Mnnseh. greensboro
Ky: W. II, skclly. ~ Louis; @. II
Phiilips, Bonham; W. -. Moulin, Gle
burne; I'D D. Roth. chlcagoi j. W
slattery. 81. Louis; Il. 7. Catnam. Ty
ler Texas; II. Greenwald, Philadelphia
pa; II. O. Hall. Tyler. Texas; j. 8
MaEfula, CITY. II r., Nolen. Dayton
| Ohio; II w. Gavcn New York; W u
WelDofne. Henrietta; Henry Logan
Dallaa; l.. Israel, New Orleans; A. l.
| Fullerton, Chiilicothe, Ohio; J. H. Cor
/ ham, Austin; w. II, Curyentu. cinoin
/ natl; q. J. Kalen. Ciiyj q. ~ fram
| or. Fort worth; A. W. Stewart. Dallas
III. A. Jones. Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
on 10 N.m nrirnn..

corsicana. Tex. Dec. s--The Iowa
State band passed through this city
thls morning en- route 10 Tyler. whore
they will give A concert this evening
thence south on a tour Of the state. EN-
bracirR Palestine. Houston and Gal,
weston, prior 10 O months engRemeni
az the Pure Food exhibit at New Or
leans, after which they Will nll en-.
Yagements at Atlanta. Memphis and
Nashville OF one month each.
Negotiations are now pending look
ing toward re-engngement Of thii
Justly famous band for the Cotton Pal
ace at Waco next season In the mean
time the Iowa state band. having fnl,
niled their spithern engagements, VII
be winning fresh iaurels In effete BIOS
ton and the capitals OF Europe anc
South America.
Mr.. Phlnncy. the director. n an IN
tcrvicw with Gazette representative
Expressed himself ns highly grnunet
with the hearty reception ACCORDED
him al the Cotton PAlace, where ili
magnificent musical organization ncor
"a splendid success with iis eser'
auDeafance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Cleburne, Tex. Dec s.--The woman
arrested few days ago In male attire
is reported TO be connected with tho
Cook gang, as pictures Of some of the
gang have been found IN her grip. The
officers are very retlcent concerning
her. and this may have given rise 20
the rum0rs now afloat However, one
rumor has gained ground that raid
on the banks Is contemplated, and the
banks are heavily armed Among
other things II Is said the perpetrators
OF the late train robbery are hidden II
the Brazos brakes west OF town. Tn
robbers who try 10 raid banlS her
will meet with warm reception.
A holiness meeting Is In progress al
Lotus hall.
The Y. p. S. C. f. union will meet 81
cleburne December rs, 20 and 30. a
large number of delegates VIII be pres
en.
w. L. West today was awarded SlOo
In the district court for damages to nj
son sam by freight train on the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe railway severa
months ago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

week there being quite a number OF
important cases on docket. District
court VIII convene Monday.
the Amarillo Livestock Champion re-
appeared today after a RID Van Wrinkle
s,eep OF long duration. 1t starts out as
though i bad not even taken nap,
with new type. fixtures. presses ana a
very liberal Advertising patronage II.
BrooAes associate.
Hon. w. B. Plemons today secured his
certificate OF election as REPRESENTATIVES,
Of the 1929 district. He was e'ected over
r,ardre; the Popullst. by 40 majority.
suuge plemons has issued call for a
convention Of the taxpayers Of the
thirty-six counties comprising the Jum-
20 district to meet at Amarillo on the
aG.h instant for the purpose OF confer
,lng with him about matters OF needed
,eglslation Affecting the In s,rests Of the
fanhandle section Of the state. He in
FORMS your reporter that he Is very
anxious TO meet as many people ~
possible At the convention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
MARSHALL,

Marshall. Tex, Dec. s.-The Populist
party OF Harrison county held a meet
ing at the court house this afternoon,
only few being present j. c, Holder
addressed the meeting and rendered
his resignation as chairman, where
upon Joseph Galloway was elected 10
fill the vacancy. A meeting was called
for the second Saturday night IN Janu-
airy for the purpose OF reorganlzing
and concentrating their forces for work
in the future.
Mrs. May GArlIck. the Texas prlma
DONNA recently returned from Paris,
assisted by the best local talent. gave
an entertainment at the opera house
last night to large and fashionable
audience. Mrs. GarllclS is q native OF
this town, and her many friends We're
charmed with the sweetness and full
ness Of her voice.
Passenger train No, 3. due TO arrive
here at 4l5. was thirty minutes late.
Her engine. No. 2is broke the engine
frame at jefferson. and the freight en-.
pine pulling train No. Is pulled her In
An engine was sent out from here al
8 o'clock to bring in No. IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Dallas. Tex. Dee. S,--A train OF ulr-
teen wagons, containing as many fam.
illca, passed through the city today en-
route fiom Kansas TO South ToNag, The
movers had with them their household
furniture and effects. their chickens,
dogs. cattle aud horses
They said they loft Kansas because
that state ia no good, In Texas they
can raise better crops on half the la
Dor, and then not have to feed all the
corn and hay they can produce to their
stock TO carry them through the rlgor.
GUS winters In fact there was but
one thing In Kansas thcy cared 10 hrlug
with them. In addition to the things
above mentioned and that Is their
pupullsm, They said that during the
winter and spring several hundred Kan
sans from the Immediate noighborhood
from which they came Will remove
/ to Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

lslaesville, Tex. Dec. S.-W. b. Nor,
!. u, this city has been appointed
'sia deputy grand master OF the
-ry-second Masonic district by
vi Master Gus Garrison.
IA ladies' Of the Baptist church VIII
h heir bazaar and supper on De
|itsr 20. There will be II large supply
cnfistmas presents on hand.
s. PGtrlck's ilne residence, on East
31nfnla street, win soon be COM
8.sd.
Pc following persons were licensed
marry today by County Clerk
11mpson: II, j. Allen and Miss Kate
\ Mansfield, w. u. Christopher ana
p Laura Gllllland.
tiaior A. II. Ross has returned from
puston, where he has been the past
ak attending the annual meeting OF
Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Ma
lis, R. II Powell of Ardmore is vis-
9ns Mrs. ] W. Holsapple at the Chris
y church parsonage. on Dixon street.
Esquire w. IL. kirkpatrick has re-
fned from a successful horse-tradlns
pedhlon In Southern Texas.
Work on the new brick store build
Of William Kilgore is being pushed
lie utmost. and by the first OF jan
" Mr.. kllgore expects to occupy one
ne ueatest store rooms In the city.
A'lorney Cruce Of Ardmore was IN
city today en- route to Paris 10 at
"a Federal court.
~ +. Fitzgerald, special travelling
Rint for the Texas and Pacific railway.
u headquarters at Dallas. was In the
Today on business.
n A. Robertson and wife returned
lneir home at Ardmore today after
peasant visit to Mrs. Robertson
isnts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.Hickson.
si1. \, c. Edwards, accompanied by
mother left for Ardmorc today.
fHs Hazel Patrick, who has been
today.
IN Wade Leroyle's comedy company
ny Wits Outwitted'' held the boards
ne Gallia opera house last night.
sneTe were about 200 bales OF cotton
on the public square today, anc
prices ranged from 400 to 4.s0.
WI hundred cars of cattle are be
snpped over the Santa Fe from
land. Tex, 10 Chicago.
ne contract for repairing the count,
was let today by the commission
court TO Fred Johnson for $50.
uaa negro from the territory wa
s,sa yesterday evening by Police
!. bradley and put In the calaboose
us.ssd with being drunk.
~ork VIII be resumed on the artes!al
~ soon as the tubing used 10
as arrives. This tubing Is put up Il
na and has been ordered severa
~ ~ ana should have been here, blu
nas DELAYED in Transit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

sohham, Tex, Dee. s.-The follow
~ Vnlcers were elected at the last reg
II meeting OF Bols dare Lodge No.
h Hulglts OF Pythlas; NJ. of w. Hen
csenne; c, G.. r. Il. L. Kincaid;
~. W W. sandford. prclate, r. c.
eSS. n OF T., W. r.. White; NJ. Of
II "a Weathersiy; X. Of T. and s.,
lrs., Bridges; Henry Lerine, repre-
49, negro girl. Prone Fisher. was
|ss.sssa and Jailed last night as being
r S.serg before the fact OF the muir
VI VIII Johnson by cllff Doug
~, ss q the December sung about as
~, as pleasant as May. No such
rr has ever been experienced 10
~ n,ss,loa Of twenty years.
y 's,ssefs-elect OF Fleur de LIS Lodge
N, ~ knights Of Pythias: NJ. Of w,
5sis l. Buchanan; c. C., T. r.
q VIC. r. d. Potts; prelatc
Y, ., Harper; NJ OF e. F. NJ. T'homp-
8ns a. q F., Joe Lowery; X. Of X
fspfesentativs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
N NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
90 roruLrsrs HOLD AN I'M
l'0y sonrAsr MEETING.
xotes-eainesviiie budget
r xevs-Baird Itcm.-rerren
49, vaxahachie Court case-
,,,pe Sensations.

TEX. Dec. S.-Pursuant
s' j stump Ashby. secretary of
~ ~ central committee, the Popu-
p ~ ~ All county held n mass meet
y :. III courthouse this evening with
chairman r. ]. Gage III the
fe-s MO most important matter that
'ln' N before the meeting was
TX ar not the Populists assembled
n s,S sscs the candidates for county
~ and sheriff in a contest Tor their
.,,ys Offices should they see pro-
y make contest. A vote was
upon the motion. and 1t was
,n,uous sense of the body that
could back the candidates iinan-
AMI otherwise should they de-
- contest. Professor Buck aud
cage have the matter UNDER
.sdsrat,Jn. Tney nave only three
n which to lie their papers OF
sf W. A. Rowe, eN-capdldste ior
~ attorney. volunteered ms SER
= "a prosecute the case for the con-
,tsuts. "a. white free
rse trustees OF the phDho
ss,,s met this Afternoon. AFTER ad-
~ with u number of physicians
y seeided that all danger OF diphthe-
..,s mast, and concluded to reopen
runic schools of the city on next
miay. .. r.,o,ors, 1,s,,,p,a
!, today at the courthouse. ana AFTER
rsnlsation was erected numerous
somtions were passed. among whlch
4 the following offered by professor
n Davis OF Covlngton. winch was
mulmyusiy udopteu'
'aNhereas, our governor-elect, the
0a. Cnas. A. Culberson, has an
,saced publicly his desire that the
ranty.fourIh legislature provide ior
melent state taMauon to tulill the
rstitutIonal provision requiring at
~ six months public school term
n year: therefore. be II
resolved. by the Hill County
.achers' Institute that Gen. Culber,
- attitude toward the public school
stem is a matter OF great grauhea-
IA 10 Us, and that we fully indorse
policy In this respect.
sResolved, further, that we hereby
N uuon all the friends of educatiU
Texas, and especially upon an iht
unty Institutes that shall meet TINS
inier, for their aid in securing I'M
,cessary legislative action TO carry on
~ next governors educational pol
~
Al Invitation was read from thl
1Iuthern Education Association TO at
IA theft next session at Galveston 81
Ie.enber 20, "a and 2S, 1894, which, OF
II l,0fN aapArfAA and All pX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Eliisviile, sfiss.. Dec. s.--Abopt 2;2o
thle afternoon as John Merchant, mhll
rider on the EiilHyiile and WILLIAMSBURG,
route, was returning p this place, ana
when near the six-mlle post, ne was
held up by an unmatked white man,
WHO hi Merchant over the head SEVERN !
mall pouch disappeared ia the woods.
,,5Ing IN a northerly direction. Mer'
ehnnt came at once 70 this place. npu-
asd tile ofIscers, VITO with a posse nave
zone In pursuit Of the robber. = ttis-
gram has ALSO been sent after piooa-
hounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

pallaa, Texas, Doc S.--deorgc Me-
Murvhc. the well-known aud popular
81. Louis drummer who became In
sane In this city several weeks ago,
and who. on the advice Of physicians,
was taken to the Terrell asylum, rap
IDLY recovered under the treatment he
received In that institution. and was
few days ago dlsTdssed as entirely
sound IN mind. hut last night he mp.
pcarod In Dallas a rtving manlnc. aud
IL now confined IN the county jail Mr.
McNIurchic lost his mind studyinl
Henry Georges single tax theory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Dallas, Tex, Dec, s.--Mr George
Gould, who was expected in Dallas to-
day. went out of the state last night
by another route. He t2legraphed that
he would visit Dallas before returning
East but as the object of hla trip 10
the Southwest was solely to hunt he
did not consider his engagement to
come here binding He will be ready
to come whenever called on for bus
mess purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Two Trains Come Together ON the
Southern Pnciilc-No One Hurt.

Crowley. La. Dec s--A wreck oe-
CURED on the Southern Pacific line this
morning about twelve miles wcst OF
here, near Duson station Tue mornlng
passenger train. going east, nyihatp
Win 4 freight train going west The ac-
cldent vas caused by the failure Of the
freIrht train crew TO obey orders. The
east bound passenger was late this
manning and the freight was using part
~ theif Time. They were instructed to
he On The switch at Duson station. but
failed to do 80. The engine q me pas
n.nrer train. mail and baggage car
were badly demolished. No one was
ittrf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Dallas. Texns, pee. s.--Mr. n.
Il. Winn. one OF DalloB' most
popular and talented young gentlemen,
ioft this Afternoon ON q soioIurn during
me holidays I'm his old home, chilico-
the. Ohio, Cincinnati and Other NORTH
crn points. Mr. VIM was given quite
an ovation before his departure today
BY number OF his fricnda in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

,exla. Tex, Dec. s.--The unsteady
,,eiined people Of Mexla are congrath-
iatIng themselves and each other on
having heard the Iowa state pana,
which gave concert here IN me s s',sa
o.ara house last evening. The house
ne ,nll md nppreciatlve, receiving
s @ number with almost extravagant
auplause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

eerreu Tex. Dec. s.--Mr Barney
1,rsaiev an old resident OF Terrell, pu'
sor many years past living IN r .i.,.sy
Snlo; 81, y disy holds 10 his Terrell proper
"a which has become somewhat VaiuA-
MD 10 HIM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

cetssville. Tex. Dec. s.-w. II. Nell
=, tbe dublin Leader Is in the city
The Star will get out sixteen PHss
halliday edition OF 6eo0 copies: ~. &.
Colonel H. N Atkinson OK wac" -
INV 8, g. Enochs. a politician OF
so,ne note and teacher in Eyani schoo''
10 in town today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Ttttie Hook, Ark, Dec. s.--W w.
Mavo' who Is wanted IN fearcy on a
charge OF incest on his grand dnugn-
ma ~ agent passed through the city
today IN route 70 the Lone Star atate
N rffaot hle capture. The soyernor has
offered ) reward of $50 for Aayo's ar
r0xt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

c.,endon. poniey Co. Tex; Dec, s E,
,-lsrendon lodge No. ssl; lnasp siiss.sci
0rtsr Of odd Fellows Of Isz .,, MOTH ria !
ne following officers l1st yhiis v, a..
Kosenneld. \; O.. 7. s 81 Ben II.
unite treasurer.