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The morning call., 1894-01-14

OHIHIlIh iOE oho i III Snf HS'
During this third weak q our Gigantic Cloak
Sale we Intend Offering IoE Of Ei<EeE and Better
Bargains than have ever been offered D. any
house in the Coax business Remember. We
rEysr carry cheap. trashy Goods only The best
OF Goods. kurS and Making ever enter oCE ssoeK-
See what We are doing IL Cap=s his week
IS FINE ALL-wOOL DARK NAVT Blue
CLOTH CIRCLE CAPE with fun maFella ECp
cape. fur trimmed. ali sizes, DARK navy bt1e
only reduced from Sl5-
SIS 5o-FINEST ALL-wOOL BLACK BEAVER
CLOTH CIRCLE CAPES. with full umbrella
top cape. fur trimmed. ali sizes, black only
reduced from SIS.
slI-NoBBY ALL WOOL BLACK CLOTH CIR
GLE CAPES. with UmbEeilz--0D caPes, boEh
c2pes braided ana fUr trimmed round bottom
aud round top czpes. black NY, al sizes; re-
duced from S25-
$50 70 S35-FTSESF BLACK XELOC P Do NQRD
VELVET CAPES, El@ satin Iinsd throughout
umbrella Eop. cspeS braided beaded OF tGE
trimmed every one 81, Al slzss; reduced
from $50 and SIS,
The morning call., 1894-01-14

PRESS PAssEs-Most of the concession
aires have already agreed TO honor press
passes 10 the Midwinrer Fair, and the rest
are expected TO do so. The passes are
different in form from those of the regu-
lar employees. and contain upon their face,
The morning call., 1894-01-14
JERSEY WAISTS,

g. 5o-HEAyY WINTER " EIGHT JERSEYS.
finest Paris knit goods, d01'E need AMI under
waist 10 wear t1ese Jerseys, AL sizes, s. 70 -
bUss. blacks only, reduced from -.
DON'T BE The LAST. II YOU NEED
WRAP CONE AND SEE OUR GOODS.
The morning call., 1894-01-14

Indigestion DizzineSs Take Beechauis PiIlx
The morning call., 1894-01-14

q lbs. Extra-Fine White Granulated
Sugar for 81
Choice Family Flour. 75c sack.
Is cans Choice New Tomatoes for 81.
Choice Fresh Roll Butter, 40c roll.
Fresh Eggs, 25c dozen.
1-gal cans Choice Eastern Table
Syrup. 45c.
Burke's Irish or Scotch Whisky. 81 a
bottle.
Critters Whisky, Sc a bottle.
Duffy's Malt Whisky, 75c bottle.
Six Year.0ld Rye, Scotch or Bourbon
Whisky. s. q gallon.
Burke's Porter. 81 95 dozen.
25 pounds Cream Flake Oats or so
pounds Cream Flake Wheat for
81.
Eastern Beer. 75c a dozen. worth
double.
80 pounds New Pea or Pink Beans
for 81
20 pounds Choice Rice for ST.
II cans Choice CONDENSED Milk for 81
s Large 2-pound cans Corned Beef for
81
Monthly Catalogue Sent Free ETefyEh:fa.
The morning call., 1894-01-14
BLACK MANTLE WRAPS.

S1o-A Iot ot FINE ALL-WOUL BLACK CLOTH
WRAPS, uUed all through With Ene szria lin
5ags and craided and flashed wiEG hsEdsoE E1e
eor1 frIEZes- al sizes gp % - 11Sr, reduced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
UNITED srArrs ArrfALs.

By Associated Press.
New Orleans, Feb. 20. The following
Texas cases were passed In tho United
States court Of appeals today;
laincs q. Meek. appellant, VS.. Nir
gil. y. Keen, appellee. suit involving pos
session Of twenty acres of land in Wich-
ita county. in which 4he decision of the
.ower court in favor of doicpdant an
us5.,nst s. plaiu..l 10 affirmed
Numc n. Appleton et a.. appellants,
" J. =. Sme.sor ~ a.. nppeIcW
The case Involves the possession of land
In Texas owned by the plaintiffs and de-
frniaui- aud The value NJ some 2l,WQ,'
600 feet of timber cut from the land
The conclusion of ,he court presented
in this case Is chat the only rolief which
IN our opinion can be granted appellant
is 10 cause q decree 90 be appealed from
and ho 50 amended as not TO prriniirc
the complmnants In future IN the pros
ecuton OF any right they 1y have in
the promises, The decree u appealed
from, reversed and the cause is rcmanded
TO The court below with instructions to
enter isnlssiug The complain
ants bill {, want OF iuris lic.son and
without prejudice"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

participated Nveuiuallv. however,
bland poured oil on the tronhlrd waters
by Withdrawing the resolution. at She
same time stniirg that unless members
on the committees nchnied In Il attended
the sessions Of the hpnse he would again
olnr To press the resolution.
The yole taeu again REQUIRED on Mr..
Hands demand for ihn PREVIOUS Qlos.
uou This vote resulted within nine
votes Of qorum. Another call Of the
house was ouiprer Quorum rcappeargd
only 20 disappear agSin IN the next roll
call. When the announcement was undo
MI bland statcd u was evident a
quorum could not be sccuNd and nv
moved an Adjournment. Accordingly, At
4lO, The house adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
Governor Addresses Them
and They Attempted


Nv Associated Press.
Boston, Feb. 20 Today 5000 men,
hungry, ragged aud Desperate crowded
Into ihc sntr house aud adjoining
grounds and vocifcropsly demanded i'm.
mediate aid to relieve noir distress.
The governor addressed the mob from
the steps OF the state house, but gave
no satisfactory answer to nv request Of
the mrn.
An attempt wus then made hy tho
leaders of the demonstration to get a
petition hofpru The legislature, then In
session, but Ike rules prccludcd this, and
matters hogan 10 look serious.
Morrison l.. swift, anarchist. thS
spokesman Of the men, appeared In on,
OF She balconlcs aud told them the legis
lnmro lad refused 10 accept their pcli
ton, They broke into yes of dcrsor
and hisscs OF contempt Swift, leaning
over the balcony railing, launched forti
into a fierce mud bitter inyoctiyc against
The Legislators Who he said were TO,
busy creating corporations 10 listen 20 III,
yolcrh of starving men His voice quiz.
cred with emotion as IN denounced til,
treatment mcu had rottird, and his omin.
Gus threats "a clean ont ttc STATE ionsa
were received with hoArsc shouts OF np-
probation
Tie Unconstitutional officer, aud door
keepers seemed pnray1ed with fear aud
Governor Gremmglc, who hit few
minutes before mingled with the mob.
wisely rctroaled TO ihe legislative cham
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

ccssful. Governor Hogg readily complying
With tho request when made aclualnled
wiih the farfa In the case. sheriff Dean
left for Mlnrola. where his prisoner Is how
confined awaiting his ARRIVAL. He VIII
take HIN nj once TO South Carolina
The crime for which Tom CaltuNr Is
wanted was committed November -, ISIS.
While on q drunken spree with TWO mirhhs
lbil Paris aud Henry lishcrl, the thfrr
became engaged in row. which resulted
In Calmer shooting and killing the Other
two. The crime was committed near the
small town Of Campnhrllu. iu Snnrlenhufg
comfy, South Carolina. aud Ciliuur VIII be
taken there for Immediate trial.
Shcrir Dean learned " his Whereabouts
IN Texas through the instrnmepnhiy OF a
friend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
TRAFFIc MEETING,

by Associated frerf.
New Orleans La, Feb 20.Ihe meet
ing Of the Southwestern traffic asfocia-
ton was followed Immediately 10y adj
jOurnment to permit the lines TO make
an inspection Of the terminals az Now
Orleans, intending the facilities on the
opposite side Of The river, the nasocia-
ton re-convcning at 2;3O .. N. for the
consideration Of subjects regularly dock
cred
Aftor an extended discussion relative
20 the application Of The different rates
from the seaboard territory, Il WIS
agreed that the next regular meeting Of
the organization. which takes place the
second Tuesday il April. should be com
monced in New York city for the pur-
pose Of dispDsing Of all questions tcla-
tive 20 senbonrd rates, the meeting upon
the completion OF that work. TO adjourn
to the association headquarters ut 81.
Louis
10 facilitate the deliberations proposed
for the New York CONFERENCE resalu-
ton was adopted providing that Ill lines
should immediately hle with The chair
man divisions Of the established rates be-
tween BeabOari territory and southwest
ern points. via all routes.
At $50 p. m. the mating adjourned 10
rcconyene at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
The Nomination of Senator
White Pleasing


by Associated Pre-s.
washing,sssrcb, 2o.-wheD the house
met tht.s/H5ing 1t was still dcadioeked
on thSx1aud bill aud tho first thing in
order was thc consideration of the re-
mort Of the serseantatarms, who was
instructed by resolution Hast night to
arrest absoutees,
Mr. Iodchck questioned tho right Of
the scrgcant.at-arps to arrest Mr. Ans
Icy Of Massachusetts, who voted on the
last call of the house. It was explained
that the journal did not show the litter
fact but upon the statement that he had
responded to his name the speaker ruled
that subsequent proceedings looking to
the arrest fen.
Mr.. Post Of Illinois, who had also
been arrested. explained that while he
had not voted on the call Of tho house
he voted on the subsequent motion to
adjourn Upon this representation he was
excused
The screcant-at.arms then came for
ward at the request Of ihe speaker
and made bis report II was TO The
effect chat thlriyseycn notices had been
sent 10 alaentees to which seventeen re-
plies had been received Five replied
they were sicl, and ten were ON thir way
10 Washington. Seven membcfs, tho
report also stated, had been arrested,
Messrs Aprlcy Gardiner Ilildcrburn.
Post. Randall Lucas aud Marvin, all
Republicans. The whereabouts of thir-
ty.four members had not yct been as
ceraincl
The arrested members were brought
before tho speaker aud were excused on
giving satisfactory explanation for their
absence and Immediately after Mr..
bland returned 20 the selge which he
has been directing for the past week.
The Republicans aud Eastern Demo
Gratis renewed their dlibustoring tactics
as on yesterday, and succeeded in break
Inc a quorum. The vote resulted 1872 90
3. twelve short, and on motion Of Mr..
Bland a call Of the house was ordered.
Five mcmhcv IN custody who had been
excused, were brought to the bar Of the
IL
house. Iike sehopl BOYS uley Neir OF
dsre1 by the speaker 20 give excuses for
49,, at...,,,t tro,, ,bo h,,,a. v,i,bo,,t
p'uk ups'H' MN '"'
leave. Members crowded about tho
area where The members We're ranged In
tt 40 ,t,u.,to, t,,.
q row nhu cllos"o INV ~
incnsely.
Mr.. Bland stated q quorum would
..t..... =,
mover be oWhlnoa nmess mvH'pel7 IT,
manned ia their seats.
HOh I don't think tho chance 81 get
V"'
ting a quorum lhWflerh" Mr' Hni"u'
nuns diminished by the gcutlclnan's abb
>,
eennV'
Mr.. Burrows whnted 20 know u inere
was ANYTHING 90 the order % the ser
,.,...,,, No., .i,.,inr The arrest of
tc''Nl '''''"'
mnmhers 20 repoFc
Tho sneaEer good humOrcdly said there
was not.
Rising 10 an alleged parliamentary IN
a,,t.. Ne Croaven0r II Ohio. asked
llr 9hnft warrsnts bad hoen Issued for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
WHITES NOMINATION.
By Associated Press.

Washington, Fob. 20. Justice white,
Tie new member Of the United Sihips
suDrffu,, court Win w.. arnrt ~ Nfsfsi
:. next, that being tho iifst day Of the
spring torn. lie win al once be rnlcd
upon 10 take part IN The confederation Of
more important litigation than has greet
ed nnw jus,icc In many ears.
For many weeks the court has been
nnxionsly awaiting a full bench and 10
the meantime important cases have been
fixed for a hearing In such a lime a. The
new Justice should take ilf place on tie
bench. Those rnses were finally hel 10
March IN hope that nomination and
confirmation might be 'aindo by that
time.
The records Of the supreme court show
that the nccessinu Of Justice White 10
thc bench leaves New York state with
out representative IN tbo court tor The
hrst time since 1896, The only exception
since fhe court wns established
justices and officials Of tho supreme
court are especially grlilhed ut the
choice OF Justice White.
fin has beuu mica among them. and
There was q hope csprrfsed NJ far back
o. the rejection Of HqrTblower that the
Louisiana senator would be chosen This
was die irainiy 10 the fact that tie
court has lacked nu authority on civil
.aW cmbflfrd in Che justice code. and
ia4er, Of the Nap1conie code All the
states Of the linton except Louisiana,
founded their laws on English common
laws. but Louisiana founded her law
on The Napnle1nie coip, which came
from The ilomnn iiril law. Wkcn Tho
intc lustict Bradley was on the bench
be made n study Of the civil laws. and
sncut much lime in Louisiana Tor this
purpose He became The authority Ia
| TIE court ON srch querilons, but since
bis death az Of The justices have been
common Inv lawyers.
Justice White now Comes eqnipned
| with On exnerirnce nj tue bar and on
tho bench 81 Louisiana under their civil
| raiie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Special Dispatch,
Waco Tex. Feb. oO.-one Of the clever
est and most novel swindling schemes
which hive come to light recently is that
which the Hobson electric light company
discovered few days ago had been perpe-
trated upon ir.
The facts ia the case as they have been
developed are about as follows;
During the past summer a man named
Fred LOckncld was engaged ns ltnemah lh
the employ Of the Citizens' company. ne
boarded at the house OF MIS-, Maclon az
the corner OF Seventh and Columbus streets
He finally got out Of employment, and being
indebted 10 the lnndlady for board, he pro-
posed TO lquidate by putting electrie ugh,s
~ the house representing lnat ne lA9 az,
thority 10 do this. rhe lnndlady, IL "
stated. understood thar the proposition was
all right and permitted him 10 nut IN the
lights. lie wired the house and ran tne
Hight wire across COLUMBUS AIee' :" a. a.
niley back Of the Home villa, where he eon'
neeled II with the transformer on me ilop'
son wire entering that house ~ tnls VIZ
he secured proper connection ahn nsntt ~, *
his boarding house. Where he obtained the
wire and lamps mas not peeh
From that time until about a mnIlh wv
the boarding house enjoyed ne nsns AN, anu
the Hobson company was WhoN'
Loesaeld left the city several months
ago. and il now believed 10 be " icinlle.
sAbent month ago tho landlady moved
10 snother house near by the eentla ile
stati1n ana her son.n-law, Willi9m NJ,
connected~fhc new location WIN Wy s, ~
trlc hight wire entering the eeut' ~ ~, ~ T.
station The dreinen notified the ho3sou
romiuany and asked u permission lal ug g,,
riven 10 do this. This notice WAs KY ~,
given until a Few days ago ahu i W. non,
boarding house had engaged HYH'" '9@
slrvlce NJ the new stand 49,. .,,,,,,.,v
me INFORMATION thus given ihe con- l pl1,
resulted IN making known all lne se's n.
fsct' II is nnderst0od thar orr gave y
81, o,,.,,ee f6r Ms ncti0n ihat he uelete'
he bod a right to do az he did. ,,,
TIE resnif u the whole matter y W.
the free ii-ht service has been ,ist ib,
and the Hohsun company lexis
.'hqrsp IS on" Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

HOMES SrILL A METHODIST.

Special Dispatch.
Waco, Texas, Feb 2O.-.-An, editorial
Ing. the accuracy Of which was generally
doubted, stated that Rev. Sam Jones
the Methodist evangelist, had joined the
Baptist church.
DIR. j. h. Craniil. editor Of the Bnp-
tist standard. sent the following tele-
gram This mornings
Rev, Sam +, Jones, Gainesville Ga;
The Waco Day-Cilohe Of today states
that you have become Baptist. Is it
triei j. b. CltANFlI.L.
Waco, Texas, Feb. 20, 1894.
Here is the answer:
DIR. j b. Cranfill, Waco, Texas
No. not by u long jump.t Methods
No, not by 4 long jump, Methodist
tin | die SAM p, JONES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
Were Sufferers, a Baby Re-
ceiyed a Flesh Wound.


IL, ~ roh on Althorcb
tho ovs,'",ant o,r.oJ NV lss, nights
M, hn,.ha.r ~, ,ho cr,rd Csntroi
L., L. -,,t.,,.1 u,, ,,,,o c,cts ,ro
M, ss,o.tainatI. In +h,s .itv ,so troc-
al. :. t.,,.s-,,. ..,,.,.,..., -, anoni,
A.'nonnsin,. 40 slaror eor hr,,,5nr at,nr
CONT fonas "a ,Its ~ sot,Ie and for
- ~, a,t,t. NJ.
i T,ha 80. ;s' ~ ST. no.. Va,
s...an a.. 49,, ra1 ~ -
~, ,.uh + - NT,,.I,n aal
nan,ai 49, S,,,i 40 -, -. ,,s,t
nsrtio. ynrno NI,tahor has hoon a.
Uors,a, en- s,,,a 49, -, si,,,,
NJ s,,toa Ntt,,.a s.,l ~ 'ss.
-. e,,.i.. aa1 ~ ~.
~ arr,ro 90 bo soa,ta.n I'D, W.,
from ,bc Wosf an bcing ,.itre.sos 4, a
,,nrior oas. ~ ,rh;,h ~
fanuy rn. doton1an, ,u,,,,sn 49,,
Mo- WOW, "a ar,sra ~ LEI -.
,.,oso ,,,,ro bo.. No, No., a,.,,,.li -, 49,,
IA mo,, ,be rain posa., 4, ' a.-,,., aG H..
Won't IA ,bo ucrat are,,, ~ -.
nm acriden, no.icy for Stnno -,
,ho,,h, i, ,,I,aa,, M. .,',...,,.',, - "
lils companion AND himself walked the
length OF the train without finding his
victim When the train stopped one
OF the SPARKS brothers told Sutton to
beware as Mitchell was there and meant
mischief. Sparks suggested as he had a
child in his arms he would lead the parry
as no man Would shoot under such cir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
McLENNAN couNTY poruLIsrs.

pptNlhl blNphlcu.
Waco, Tex, Feb. 20.---The following
is the official call for convention OF
the peoples party Of McLennan county
issued today:
To the members Of the people, party
of Mcl4enuan county: For the purpose
of nominating a ticket for the November
election In this county for each office, l
hereby call a meeting of the peoples
party, to take place IN Waco, March II,
1891, at 11;S0 o'clock n. IN. Precinct
chairmen will please cali meetings ans
send delegates TO this melting. | would
suggest that such precinct meetings be
held ON or before the 10th day Of March,
H. TOM cox.
Chnirman of MtI.nnnnn county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Speclal Dispatch.
Guthrie, o. n, Feb. -. The Dem.
orrats tonight nominated @. c. loruer
for mayor, nnl innu-irated rel hot
campaign. sure to end in rousing Dem
ocratic victory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

New York Feb. 20. The stoekh0lers
Of the Delaware Iaekawarna aud West.
ern rAilroid company me- today and
Blair, George Bliss, Percy r.. Pyne
W. W Asiof, Eigrne Hiszius, II A.
G. Taylor, y Roger. Mzsweil, George
~ Baker, WAliam R0cslieilcr, ynmcs
Shllma1. A. II. N7nneas II. O.. Fahn-
stock, Frank Work and II. Mckay
Twomhly. The three iast named are
tie newly acquired Vanderbilt interests.
The directors met subsequently and re
elected the old officers, Including Presl-
dent Sloane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Il NsFVVIHIVW TVs.
Constantinople. Feb. 90. -Adyices re.
cciyoi here state that the British steam
er Penarth, from Odessa was totally
lost. The crew are supposed TO be
sayed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
his ANARCHISTS.
iTrR BoMB WAS Thrown
YESTERDAY.
sAtr We're Found-Four Poo
Seriously Injured-It is
bought the Bomb Which
Exploded Was An
Experiment..


4 m. 20.-The city has again
rid By another bomb explosion.
Suspicious appearance recently
4 FINISHED room in n small tene-
kfd Of modest description,
Z 60 Rue St. ,Iaqucs. As far
hsrained the suspicious looking
hiBeared on about Monday,
= IA not return last night the
4 Ae proprietor of the hotel,
s Qlibpesi, knocked at the door
iaratened to break down the
y i was opened Immediately.
ibncsi, however, delayed car
N iNcntion to enter the apart
1870 O'Clock this morning,
lred again to open the door,
employing force. When en-
es task, the landlady became
: something had caught in the
y door. and upon closer ex-
found that it was to all
N bomb or au internal ma
4 L. calabrlcsi ran away from
4 alarm and anlle1 bnr hus-
IN, ~. ,aaI.i... i,,.,,,,o,ic,
i Alfsei bomb, called a police
ronptly, but unwisely put his
1 3 Inc door and hurst II omen.
alei tie bomb. shaped like a
4 NJ u larger size, 10 fall to the
i2:e Il exploded, inflicting ter
AZ upon Niue. Calabracai, who
{ rdel in the abdomen, and
\ grang her husband, fractur-
4 q n; lsmael, commission
Aa been attracted to the
4 y aIf!vai OF the Policemen
.1lul'nS ms Wlie' VINO nc
y. Also On Uncle OF Nllhe'
n = n. sgg .! NoHldeu ~ J.
o0lip passing tn'ousi
~. ~ ,,.,i,,..,,- ,.o,,,.o,.o.i
L ~ whirS ''I ha ~ taineI IN
la4Se sent co. ,ss's,ance nnI
us.a,s ber husband NJ anfl
h,A and otbers who were
Fipled, were taken TO the
"a bomb was found in the
became on Rue da luz Fauboure
~ It was found NJ i1:3O thi.
"a Vas Similar in shane md
n one which exploded cariy
~ The bomb Of the Hoe
fsncs was found in a name
dat which caused the dis
explosion Of tbe FIRST an,
did not ~ e WI. i,.se, an m9"T ,na,
n 'alely taken To The mnnici
are d Tho opipion lint M,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

sberin Dean Of That state SECURES Pris-
sser Wanted There for Murder.


special Dispatch.
Ansun. Tex. reb. 81. George Il. Dean
.se-ia Or spartenburg county. south Caro-
M, was In the city So eanAultauen win
We, ~, Uore he was here for The pur'
UoNeii Ky s'.ts,ir7ns extraditiQn papers from
ppe Governor fdr one Tom caimeri wanted
n south CarOiine FOR mnroer ~,
ssedn Dean was sen sen, {s7i KS .n ~ -
49, - thr ru-pfse ~ getting ertradl-
IN napers. and Aad baen eialneaty sue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
Ev Asaorfatel Press

Washington, Feb. 2O.-The president
TODAY ecilt 10 ihf senate the following
n0mfnations. Mnriin J Russell, 10 BE-
collector Of The port Of Chicago; Frank
G.. ilpyne. ie ba appraiser a. The port
STATE eih irgdsnrcr. nc Chicago: John
NJ. Araald. iaarshhl for Tho Nariaefh
dlddet of Illinois, James W. Hunter,
collector internal revenue. Peoria. a.
postmaaters. j. II. Oliphant, Rom
ham. 'roxas. John X. Ferguson. SUI
Dhnr springa. Teas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
SMITH G. CO.
,DNpsoN SUICIDES.

, aih.
1. Ta. Feb. 20.-Ed Thomp-
IN W Thompson, q nrorni
.,,,d-. shot and killed himself
MIMI Smith q Wesson re-
,iOths afternoon. The Young
{ IVA afflicted for several years
r.1ddHan + th1' he fired the
( uih suicidal intent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

A carnival Of gsmblefl holds control u
'raaahsrA. A1Arl1a-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

night. When she vislA.l. fhe hnti to NAV
the scene sS,,, ilassh Xe<emonsiratioS.
WIS trllSaoa1 ebaslnd many Of those
49, lal shed tears OF sadness
13usled with people fnrinrd In" ny he odd
Dnlows' hail and from there proceeded To
the cemetery, where his remains wrre de.
posted. Tho Texas Midland officials and
employees attended almost In q body. while
q large number of citizens followed INC
lrNd superintendent TO his last resting
Mrs C9use was at church Sunday in
KANSAS tiY when the telegram reached
her bringing the sad news Of her husbands
death.
Mr. Corse WIS kind and courteous
man, and mado many strong friends during
his residence In Terrell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-03
q I'll drun q.

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den pom 9er5en fiel. als @r lit eno-
lid nit ibr perlobte-"
Su ben 6Iittertpo9en.
Mutter: r9lber, wie liebff 9u aus.
&ino, Su bait Ia oas sanse Gef3t
sertrabt!"
so0ter: vSas tlt nur gnbe Der
WO6e, Mamahen, Sonnta9 ralirt
lib mein Mann mieoer!"
aud lin @mpfans.
STU, Siaaf, wie mars auf ge.
fu6 beim aarDn in Der Staot2 Was
haben ie gemadt. mie fe Did iaben
fDmmen?"
.Was ie baben sema6t? Wes.
s'idlOilen babsn ie aa' ibr. Silber.
aeug."
2inhli9e Soree.
Ser bieridbrige Mar: "Oenfe
Sir, Wama. bic Winna fa9t, Der
Mrtilleriebauptmann, Der beute Wtita
tug bel uns su Slid mar. lei selaoen
gemeien. Wenn Der nun losse9ans
gen ndres"
Gr tpeiB es.
2ebrer: r@as iaste 9aban 81 Socob,
ais oieler INN Die Sano Der iiinsereu
Iobter anbielt?"
Steiner Weier (nad fitr5em Beiin,
nen): u9ie stlte mus auerit fortr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-03
ssbr gntcs 9era.

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Sic auf Die arnen Saiten sin,
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Sc lauter Die por S9mer5en f4rei'n;
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Sic a9tet bod ni4t ibrer Dual.
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mebr,
Sic gDnnt ben gaften feire Stub.
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nidf
SIN @esentbeil: Sic iinst haau.