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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
DEFEAT OF sIGNoR ZAARDELLL
sIGNOR BIANCHERI ELECTED hh'IpENI VI
THE ITALIAN CHAMBER-TCLdNE IN
Ir..IIAN sk.l,IIiITLs

SIGNOR BIASCHEI ELECTED H'-'ii'-''- 80
THE ITALIAN CHAMBER-TClINE IN
ITALIAN SECURITIES
Rome. Feb 2.-Sgnor Bianeri was to-day
elected President Of the Chambe OF Deputies ue-
feating slgnor Zanardelh on + second DdI'o'.
yanardeuPs defeat is considered ue TO ms support
of the late Gloiitu Ministry IT., ro,,a ,be
The Italian newspapers geIf.s,,i ar S:onr.no
but the opinion Is general thathcy WIN I've "O
fied In passing through the comiltce sulee ..,,o,
London Feb. 22-Italan sect tles nay ~ rr' ~ IN
2s. owing to the proposed convs'oi oi P0' ~
into IS.
The new Speaker Of the Italh Chamber OF bep pi
u,ies occup!ed that post IN II last ChaInpeT AM
In the present one at least ding the hrst lnohei,
OF It's sittings at Monte Cltor lt was a. ia
Inc sittngs in 1880 that Spear BiancheIl Ian ni a
quarrel with Signor Crisp Vo was ,nvoIut,onist
Minister, he Is now. ne reNoiu,,ot .rnronnt
Demtv imbrian an adversar or the ,ToVernliI.iI,,
and Crispi attacked the latt IN such a mimi
that the Prime Minister accua 9peSner i risnn
respected and left the Chamf IN rage lidi,oer r
.hen offered mis- resignatiOnWhich was, howeseIl'
not accepted by the House ne hlng lhlSIi'reI. ibr
and Crispi and Biancheri ahoglZeI 10 each otdiei
aud Matched up their dfferces. at least openly;
am ~ new Italian Speaker places Zanardell who
resigned the Office when , na'',eI g., b, r~,,a 30
.S, % ~ mat The presentsession Of the Monte
Citorio Assembly has bee presumed Xeer eionor q %
Vice President. Signor mfroD,od hv The same
risnn,sts Of the Extrle Left-Imbrian col
aianni Cavallotu and otrscwho gave MN IL, ID1 M
merly great deal Of rods aoOn a h M i,s hcrs
% ne 1,s 80 ~ bo Fxtrea Left protested against
a ruling OF the Speaker such = v'oIen, W M b,s
that Siqnor Biancher wacoHpeHed 70 Pu' Oh ~
hat and suspend the sittg. MS course De!hH ne ne
ssrn az tbat adopted on uesday Of this week by
s1 sS n,is1"na az Speaker gncr Villa. at the first
sitting Of the Chamber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
PARLIAMENT MAY SOON EE DISSOLVED.
MR. GLADSTONE NOT LIKELY TO STAND FOR
RE EEI.ECTION-PARISH COUNCILS BILL
TO COME Up OK MONDAY.

London, Feb. 22.-According 70 the Scotch
Cnionist press. the Conservative. Cnionist ana
Liberal election agents have been warned that a
dissolution Of Parliament will, without doubt "c-
cur within thirty DAYS and instructions have
been given to make preparations for ne"
election. -,
IL Is also said that Mr.. Gladstone VIII pI'"
ably not stand for reelection, IN Whlch r"S'
Sir James Carmichael will doubtless be thc Lap
eral candidate for the Midlothian seat "1cupieu
bv MIR. Gladstone since lhNO. q,
An urgent Parliamentary whip has bcen lsNu'd
to summon all Liberal members to their places
at the opening Of the House of Commons -"
Monday The House Will then deal win th'
parish councils bill I'm the form in which that
measure has been returned again by the lpu"t
Of Lords.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
WIMAN MAY PLEAD GUILTY.
FRIENDS ADVISE HIN TO DOSO
STILL, IN THE TOMBS AND APPARENTLY
NOT ANXIOUS FOR BAIL

THE CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING THE AL
LEGED oFFENCEs-JEALOUsY SAID TO HAVE
LED TO THE PROsECUTION-AN INTER-
VIEW WITH oHE or THE ACCUSED
MANS DEFENDERS RELATIONS
WITH r. G. DUN & co.
The arrest Of Erastus Wiman on charges OF
forgery was a shock to the community in which
he was SO we'll known and in which his activities
were So manifold. 1t difficult 10 realize that
the man who had been prominent in so many
agitations and enterprises. whose name was So
familiar over all this land and Canada, could
have been indicted for signing the names OF
other persons to checks.
When the fact was appreciated the feeling of
astonshment gave way t one Of sympathy.
Mr. Wiman has been a man Of big heart and
tremendous energy. Indeed. it was his restless.
adventuresome spirit that impelled him to en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
NE,yyoRN FRIDAY. FEBRUARY D. Is9A-TEN PAGES
WILL 60 BEFORE THE COURT.
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S DECIDE UPON
THEM COURSE.

RESULT OF a CONFERENCE HELD At TRENTON
LAST NIGHT-GUIDED BY \ BELIEF IN
THE SUPREME COURTS FAIRNESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
WHO WAS BACK OF THESE?
MORE PECULIAR GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING BIDS.

ONE CONCERN WHICH GOT WORK FOR THE
LIGHTHOUSE BOARD AND COULD NOT DO IT
ANoTHER's BIDS REJECTED AS DIS
HONEST BY THE ENGINEER sECRE-
TARY-rHE LATTER SINCE SENT
TO AN OBSCURE STATION
STRANGE COINCI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

bark on 81 many undertakings and thus caused
his ruin. The failure Of Mr. Wiman last sum-
mcr not entirely unexpected to those who
were at all acquainted with his affairs. but f. is
saf. 10 say that every one who knew him was
dumfounded 10 learn that he was arrested
50 serious criminal charge as forgery In the
second degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
NJ. ZOLA AGAIN DISAPPOINTED.
ELECTION OF Ex-MINIsTER DE HEREDIA TO THF
FRENCH ACADEMY.

FRENCH ACADEMY.
Paris. Feb 22-M. Severano de Heredia, Minister
Of Public Works in the Cabinet Of NJ. RouTer, IL
1887. has been elected member of the French
Academy by nineteen votes. NJ Emile lola me
novelist was again defeated. receiving only sever
votes
NJ de Heredia was born on November 2, 1875 'h
Cuba where his family owned large sugar plaza
tons He was educated in France. and in ls'lpe
came a naturalzed citizen Of that country: Iiln'YY
he was elected a member Of the Paris MunIiGt.I
Council in which body he served several tern ~
August ISL he was elected 10 the Chani vi
DEPUTIES from the Ist District Of the NNllI ar
rondissement, as Union Repubican. In u sTn-
eral elections Of 1875 he returned from le
nartment of the Seine member OF the Npunl-
can Alliance. In 1881 he held portfolio III '"e
Rouvier Ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
cv,,,, c,,pprNcy CMMIssION AT WORK.

Berlin. Feb 22-The Grency Commission ap-
pointed by the Covenant 70 app''~o ~
rna,aI,,s,s ond Agrariansheld its first sitting to-
Do, co,,r, posadovsky. .ecretary Of the Imperial
treasury presided In ) speech introducing me
PROCEEDINGS he said that wing TO the recent acuoh
and the continued deprGation OF silver, the SUP,
ects come before IN aHG wSr1 trade si of
Germany and the worlat large. me questions
be considered by the 'nmission dgThahcen % eda
sons task would be tciscertain wnctner OF hot
the value Of silver coul be raised; II II i conid & pe
raised what were the bt means 70 the ehl now
the price OF silver could)e kept stable ana what
was the best basis for,ractcal measures %a WhIcn
would tend TO solve Il problem oi II" eiicie"'
agreement Of States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
COULD NOT FULFILL THD CONTRACT.

Commander Evans's first letter Is addressed
TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, and reads as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
PRICE THREE CENTS.
RESEMBLED A BEAR GARDEN.
GREAT UPROAR IN THE HOUSE.
STORM OVER THE UNJUSTIFTABLE
ARREST OF MEMBERS.

AMOS J. CUMMINGs's STRONG DIRECTIONS TO
HOLDING A SESSION on wAsHINGTON's BIRTH.
DAY OF NO AvAIL-HIs ARREST AND THAT
OF GENERAL SICKLES. M;SSRS HULiCK.
ADAMS AND OTHERS THE CAUSE
OF MANY DIsGRACEFUL SCENES
MIR. BLAND YIELDS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

The Fort Worth and Denver viii
restore freight rates on May q.
r. w. Fromcnt superintendent water
this morning. N
- j. H. Paul division superintendent
IeNas ana Pacific, went west with Man
ager Thorne yesterday,
John Ole, superintendent water sery-
Ice Texas and Pacific, eastern division.
went to Marshall last evening,
J.. W Petheran, general road master
missouri, Kansas and Texas In Texas,
passed south on No. last evening.
Col. Robert +, Lee Cook OF the Union
depot telegraph. office resumes duty
thia morning after several days M
ness.
George NJ, Hall Of the Texas and Pa
enc is IN the city putting in the large
utaln tile Just south Of the Union de-
y. w. Campbell. train master Texas
ana Pacific. returned 10 this city last
evening after trip over the eastern
division.
Col, II, Wistar Hammond OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific Went west yesterday on
the Texas Pacific 10 look after the In
terests OF his company.
l.. S. Thorne. vice-presldent and gen
eral manager Texas and Pacific. came
IN on special yesterday morning and
went west In the evening.
Col. h. d. Wheelock, general agent
Texas and Pacific In Louisiana, head
quarters in New orleans. passed
through the city yesterday. hound west
The rattle OF the reaper Will he heard
IN the land within two weeks making
glad the heart of the railroad man
and the man who has money TO buy
way down wheat.
sBN9L 9ul u 80 Nool OF suIsaq n
freight agents ale yearning to i've to-
gether again in brotherly harmony.
They have all caught the fellow who
was cutting rates and are equally aux-
icus now to find somebody to help
them let 30 Of him.
The advices now from all sources are
that unanimous agreement has been
reached on restoration OF rates and that
the restoration Will be made by May 70.
IL Is quite evident that the railway
presidents took the view expressed In
these columns some days since. and
have ceased their ruinous policy which
injured many and aided only the few.
How far this Will affect the South
western Traffic association territory has
not yet been announced. but IL will
doubtless result In a restoring OF rates
ON all commodities and by all lines In
this territory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

other Amendments submittcd-Rcgu-
lntiOn Of Rebates,


lntiOn of Rebates,
BY Associated Press
Washington May is.-The sub-com-
mittee OF the senate committee on
interstate commerce having in charge
the bill for the regulation OF pooling
has submitted other amendments In
addition to those heretofore submitted
bearing upon false statements made
by either shippers or railroad COM
panies or other common carriers, and
OF the law These amendments change
section 10 OF the present interstate
commerce law They impose "A penalty
Of $1,000 upon any person who shall de-
liver property for transportation by
common carrier and by false billing.
false classification, false Weighing.
false representation OF the contents, or
by any sort Of device obtain or seek 10
obtain transportation for such property
at less than the regular rates then
established on the lines Of the railroad
or other common carriers in question.
A like penalty Is imposed upon the
agent Of any railroad company or any
common carrier who may assist in
such deceit. A new regulation ia also
made I'm regard TO rebate. which Is ms
follows:
ANY corporation subject to the pro-
visions OF this act who shall. In viola.
zion NJ the provisions OF this act, di-
roct,v or Indirectly by any special rate.
rebate draw bac, allowance or other
device or bv paving or promising to
nav arv sum or money or other thing
az value. charge. demand, collect or
receive from any person or persons,
corporations or company a greater or
,ess conformation for any service rem
asrod or IN he rendered. in the trans
rorto,ion Of messengers or property
man Is charged. demanded. collected or
,eceived from any other person or per-
sons corporation. company, person or
nortv shall wllfully do or cause to
ho done or shall willingly sufrer or
,ermit 10 be done any act. matter or
ming in this act prohibited or declared
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

FOR SALE REAL ES'rATE-Twu
Main street lots AT bargain; also
choice suburban traCts. residence lots
farm lands and three elegant fosi-
dcnoes ON Broadway avenue. Dirt
cheap. The Merchants National
Bank, Office in Hendricks hunding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

:, a stranger in Fort Worth a
,.aee into the passenger waiting
III, at the Union depot, between the
~, q S and in the morning.
.nxaed with travellers, or into the
,.,aee room with its large force of
s,sure men busy as bees handling
4, baggage Of these travellers, is
ssush evidence OF the amount of tray
!. 10 and from Fort Worth each day,
"a when an observation is made by
In q the almost confusing frequency
4 DE arrival and departure of trains
lshng that hour, he is convinced that
|rn Worth is OF prime importance as
|, n1road center; that it is, in fact,
tannost among the cities Of Texas in
| hi respect. as in many others, and
- II is unsurpassed by any city Of
| 4 ase IN the United States.
puiirg the hours above named not
| N Interval Of ten minutes elupses
nAout the arrival or departure OF a
/ M passenger train over some one Of
|as great railways that touch this city.
h i noticeable and significant fact
nliihe trains coming in from the
E tnh and east carry more passengers
far The ones going In those directions,
sowing in which way the tide of tray
| 4 and emigration flows.
A conspicuous element OF this trav-
frs public is the commercial traveller
.an The great trade oenters of the
Sqrh and East, attracted here by the
nlsased trade that the great prosper
| y ard rapid growth OF Fort Worth
nords. Another element is composed
n The prospector and emigrant from
~ East, many Of them men OF means,
she are seeking homes and an Increase
4 wealth In the more congenial ell
|niie and upon the more fertile soil OF
~ Empire state OF the South. To these
nen the free exhibit OF the wonderful
|F0ducis Of Texas, cereal, fruit and
Essiable, located ut the depot, is an
|SiIiHg attraction, especially as such
iay be had by themselves for the
owing.
Shortly after the hour OF . a cessn-
W IN the movement OF passenger
ians seems to be the signal for OPP
'A'lons to begin in the freight depart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19
,iiy[R RECEIVERS HELD ON
~. OF THE COMPLAIN
81 '' ,,rs WILL NE PAID.
,,,, be No change In The
i'H' .eut Of che Hoad-rro-
49,. pefore the Master in
rs.aeery Of the Roa&

:. ,5teryenins petition of steller
i'e D.. . and other creditors of the
y worth and Denver railroad ask
~ !, me removal Of the receivers
y I. n grounds of collision and fraud
2 " VI proceedings by which they We're
2 \. was heard yesterday morn
Y 4 rrby punkliu. ESQ, master In
v together with the eSeep.
y. "a the petition. presented by the'
.,.ers Of the road, After carefully
' ~ the case, the master sus-
..s'.s me exceptions and declined to
=, the prayer for the removal of
\. ,,eelyers, but decided that mas
- as there was money on hand
A was applicable to the payment of
II s,aims Of the petitioners, and suf-
~, 4, meet them, that a portion OF
n, funds should be thus applied in
.,ment Of these claims, which
,-.n.t, 10 a few hundred dollars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

ID ~ = Hughes, the wen known rail-
~ suaetor. is stopping at the Pick
isS',.He Is said to - medi,ating an
u. Il Seheme OF railroad construc-
sAee 4, ss"neet Fort Worth with an
H. :, sa l. OF the great central trunk
4 4 ., Ws country, giving new out
sezh.. North and East, As Mr.,
s.s,,.. was too busy to be found.
81 49, NE report could no, be veri-
y, J, ugh to Judge from the NUM-
"A \. pssple who were inquiring for
n ~, m'sht be building more than
at least one or two more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

Special Dispatch
Gatesvnle. Tex, May is.-Frank Jones
was on the witness stand two days this
week In the Cash lynching case but inc
most rigid cross-examlnat!on failed TO
make him tell crooked story. The de-
tense have tried hard TO break down
his testimony, but have failed 90 far'
f. A. Mcdowell. the attorney 70 whom
John Loise made his confession imph-
eating c. NJ. King and others, was put
ON the stand yesterday evening and ne
viii make public the statement OF
r.oIse. Loise has since went hack on
his confession but the parties arrested
under his statement are all IN Jail eS-
cept one. King was discharged from
custody Monday but weg again arr
rested and lodged III ian Ills morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19


!. Polk, general freight agent of
IL inlf Colorado and Santa Fe rail-
saa has been in the city since yester-
~ afternoon In conference with the
~ and district agents OF the road
nsard to the business at this end OF
pne' In the little lull between the
VA Oh me cattle run and the opening
NE summer business in wheat. wool
~ seneral merchandise there are
s~s many matters of i'm .srtance to
discussed aud passed Jon. From
Wnpheated nature OF these de-
e'atlons, however. there is little Civ
WI Tor publication. and while great
''si' attaches TO the m pyements OF
ssaeral freight agents but little is
~. ~ 70 be known soon of the arrange
~ mey are making in their coun-
IN war for the coming campaign.
w VIII be one OF unusually strong
MI sutton to pudge from present in
aNoaS However. MIR. Polk seems
-asu to the opinion that the differ
T.
- N regard to rates viii be settled
NJ restoration OF the old rates on
y according 10 published state
-, through he has received no Of
aouheation In regard to the mat
M ue is very free to say that the
A, s cannot live and keep up the
n. - rates which have prevailed of
NJ. ,h'errogated in regayd to wheat
u, , ne said he could see no reason
AZ i sney should be different from what
4, rsre last season. He says there
I'M. ~ any perceptible Improvement
|tms SEVERAL freight business. Asked
sWa was likely to be any increase
,,lS., movement Of wheat by way OF
I " he said that would depend
!, - purchases. He leaves this even
-'''r Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

President Warner OF the Missouri Pa
cite the Atchlson and Missouri Pacific
railroads today issued simultaneously
notices OF restoration cf nil freight
rates to schedule. All lines have now
issued the required len days notices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

Benjamin Wells, ticket agent OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and BRltl-
more railroad at Elkton, Md, has
served that company for hfty-seven
years lilo is eighty years Old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. counsel
or-Rf-law and solicitor OF American
and foreign patents. trade marks and
labels. Rooms 20 Ia 20. Norris build
ing, corner Fifth and Y streets,
Washington, u. q. Seventeen years
experience. including service In ex-
amlnlng corps. U. s. patent ONCE.
Scnd sketch % model Tor report ms
10 patentahiNty. Correspondence In
vited. Mention the Fort Worth Ga
xettc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE The Oldest
and best paying ncwspnper and iob
office In South Texas Is for sale az
sacrifice. III health of proprietor Is
the only reason for Offering the plant
Tor sale. Terms very liberal. Nd
dress ! Mean business. care Fort
Mnrth Ghaeiin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

FORT WORTH steam bye works
Ladies' and gents garments OF all
kinds dyed nnd cleaned. Rochcx
Bros. GOs Houston street, Fort
Worth, Tex, Goods sent by express
promrtiy attended TO-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

FOR sALE-ii00 acres good black land
IN two I,llna NJ L.t..a.... IN ...-..LrL-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19
ron nrNr.

FOR PRINTING! furnished room. can
.es TAYLOR street. city.
WANTED--sma family 10 80 IN house
with another small family Corner
Cherry aud Seventh streets.
ron KENr--Desirahle large r,oms ,
southern exposure, with bDnffl, can
DO had nt els West rhi.i atreet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

FOR SALi;--ColuInhi phaeton: good
az ncwi half price. 40 West Second
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

RBc;uLAR storage haaae FOR furniture,
pianos, vehicles, trunks, boxes, etc,
new rooms; careful moving, packing,
shipping, etc; estimates tree w. T..
blnvon & Co, 18th and Rusk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

AI.vARApo--cnm Hotel, Mrs.
NJ, E. Malicotc proprietor; $500 per
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

FOR sALE-i400 acres good black land
IN Two miles of cressnn. an prairie
" per acre, easy terms; $40 acres
sixteen miles northwest OF Fort
worth and one mile north ot Dido,
sixty acres In cultivation and tive
houses, water ana timber. See0o. easy
termsi l12 acres eleven miles east 0f
Fort Worth. forty acres In cultiya.
ton. house OF three rooms, water
and Timber, good sandy land. 81 ner
acre. easy terms; nice four.rOom cot
tage and lot a0x9o feet, well located
SlsoO, $3.50 caah. remainder $50 per
month, no acres sandy land ton miles
southeast OF Fort Worth three mites
north OF kennedalr, sixty acres IN
cultivation, ninety acres timber, house
OF i've rooms and orchard 81 per acre
easy tormsi ten and tweuty-acrc
blocks one mile east OF the city. tine
fruit and vegetable land S6h per acre.
easy terms' 700 acres hnp black land
six miles OF the city, ;i5 per acre
easy terms all fenuod and water
7, a, human & Co, Fourth street.
between Main aud Rusk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19
w A Mt COLUM MN.
THE GAZETTE. is THE GREATEST
MAN. ManIllAI In IuIa AnILIu

THE GAZETTE. IS THE GREk FEST
WANT MEDIUM IN ItE SOUTH.
Nothing 10 published free. All adj
vertisements IN this department are
charged for at the rate OF cent
word each issue, payable In advance,
No advertisements taken for less than
% cents.
Personal.
Lost,
Eoupd.
struycd.
stolen.
strayed or stolen.
Tor Rent.
For Sale.
Help Wanted.
HusinesS Chances.
Mpnted-DWellingp.
wunted-NoOfns.
wunted-tionri.
wnntch-IioRrders.
Mnnted-Ucni Estate.
Wanted--To Exchange.
wnntrd-MisceiInnc
Advertisements for situations wanted
taken at half price. No advertisement
for less than 20 cents.
Professional. financial and other
cards, special notices. etc, In this class
ifled department. 81 line per month,
AdyertiHers should remember that
letters directed 20 initials only are not
delivered through the pnatofiloe. n In
itinlH nre used they should be directed
TO the care Of come person. firm or
pnstofTlcc hnw
List Of letters remaining nncalled for
I'm the counting room yesterday at 9
p. m. Persons calling for them Will
nlease say ADVERTISED
y, G.--2, Strangcr-f.
Drugman-i. Q, c.-1.
r. WI. Box I'LL.
Nlna.-1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19
ROSS DECLINES TO RUN.
HE WILL NOT OPPOSE cnmroS ron
THE SENATE.
The Little Cnvnirymnn Evidently
Thankful to his Friends for Com
siderinr Him, but Firmly no.
ciines TO Make the Rncc.
specM plsnatch.


specMi Dispatch.
Waco. Tex, MAY 1s-Ex-Csbyernor
Ross arrived In the city yesterday
evening and was Immediately hesleged
by friends concerning the announce
ment OF his senatorial candidacy made
by his friends last Wednesday as
stated in Tho Gazette today.
He refused to discuss the matter last
night beyond Indicating that he would
have to dlsappolnt his friends. He
said he would make a positive state
ment OF his position today ana he did
so.
When approached ON The sub,eo, this
mornlag he replied,
"The announcement that my friends
and nelghbors Of NcIennan county
had determined 10 nlaee my name
upon the tickets for rrnttea sta,ss SON
ator and In cns, ,he,r ,.ot.a ,or mo FOR
that bigb oe,ce en- The rr,,rar,es "a n
mar,, az sst.su which trust IL h.ia
In nroner resnect ana srates,1 ANNA
clation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19
Ashamed To Be Seen

Because of disfguring facial blemishes
is the condition Of thousands upon
thousands who live in ignorance of
the fact that in cuticura Soap Is TO
be found the purest, sweetest and most
effective skin purifier and beautiiier in
the world. II is so because it strikes
at the root Of all complexional disfig-
urations, viz: THE cLoGGED, iRm-
TATHD, EFLAMED OR SLUGGISH PORE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19
ron sAI.n.

FOR SALEM New delivery wagon, horse
and harness; gentle good driver. n,
Y. Hood. 40 West second street.