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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

by Associated Press.
Cleveland. Ohio, March 2f,-Thc Iron
Trade Review this week raysi The
situation in iron and steel In nut
shen is this; IN the Central West tho
volume OF business Is fully maintained,
and Is perhaps slowly increasmgi in
the South moderate movement uf
pig iron. Ia small lots. at lower prices,
In the East the lowest prices yet no
pcrceptible increase Ia demand, and
further curtailment OF the orders OF
local mills by favofng freighu on
east-bOund material. While there If no
certainty as to the life Of the rudJo-
lions, the iron trade looks upon them
as paving the way Tor more perma-
nent reductions. though Il ia not 10
be expected that the rates which are
TO follow the temporary schedules viii
be as low as the lattpr An along the
line business appears 20 be done on
safer basis aud thefg - rath0r mare
rush luyiug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

During the existence Of the Spring
Palace the North aldr railway company
itsued q street car check for uhe dur.
ing the season of that well remembered
exposition lfol several years n lot "
those checks have been stored IN the
oid MerohnntB National bank building
The recent innovation Of that structure
uncnrthed tho checks ana u lot or them
were carried away by somebody An
effort was made yraterdny in pass
several of them un tho cara and today
Superintendent iicndrlckh issued orders
10 his mulormen To refuse 40 take them,
They nrc a trfc larger than The ord.
mary mickey on one side " a picture
OF The spying Palace ana on the re-
verse appears the picture of d street
car and All nro dated May, 1859
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

wanted II distinctly Understood that
he would never give his consent TO
the expenditure NJ public money In
the way suggested. when the city
legally acquired The right 10 make
tho Improvement, Il waa time enough
10 nrccccd. lie took occasion "a say
With fnme fcellng. that he dlscoun-
teiianccd the inti,,ducuoh OF ancl po-
litical clApltrap and dcnnnnced tho
motives which inpeiled It's introauc-
ton VA unworthy of tho council The
Yeas and nays heins cared for. tho
chair was SUSTAINED. the only mega
tive votes being tacrolS. Drake. Ter
rell aud spoonlf,
The council then adjourned. and
Mayor Paddock was cOngr8tulatcd on
all sides FOR the position which he as
suncd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Special Dispatch.
south McAIester. I. r.. March ~
The Dawes commission to treat with
,be Ave civilized tribes arrived here To-
day and took quarters at the Hotel
am Governor Wilson Jones, principal
.,,t., ~ the Choctaw nation. passed
.hro,,rh mere today on his way % rus-
Sahnma 10 meet with the special ses-
s,an ~ the council. which conNenea
fnmorrow. Governor Jones y Ne,y hns,
ana says but little as 70 wh4. W , pys
s.a'i ne, ,,es commission. II Is generally
wv se 800 ~ those who know that the
Shoctaws will probably pass az ae'
sl..e,,snr allotment The commission;
iooiting forward to this, have in ,'',.l
T. fb,s polnt for the purpose Of Deins
ncsr their work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Mig Rich. Hut Wants Job in the
Postonice.

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati. Ohio, March 27-Post-
master Zumsteiu received letter this
morning that caused genuine scnsa-
tlon throughout the big building and
caused many an attache to keep
sharp lookout for any stranger with
bad eye While Mr.. zumsteln was
looking over his mail this morning
he noticed a rather startling looking
envelope in the large pile of letters
and papers. out OF mere curiosity he
picked this letter out first. II was ad-
dress to him In large printing hand
as though written by a child The let
ter itself was Inscribed on a leaf OF an
old book and was Of an exceedingly
interesting nature 10 the postmaster.
AT the top Of the white side OF the
sheet were cross-bones, skull, picture
OF a revolver and knife. Underneath
was the word death" in big letters.
The letter began by saying that the
writer was worth $4,000, 900. 900, that he
had made application for the position
OF stamping clerk In tie office. but had
been refused He threatened to kill the
postmaster on sight. and II he didn't
see him soon he was going TO blow up
the entire building with dynamite. AT
the conclusion Of this rather startling
performance he was going TO Washing
ton and assassinate President Cleve-
land and claim the first lady OF the
land AZ his bride. The epistle ends
with a last warning 10 Mfr, Zumstein
and the employees Of the building. In
stead Of the usual "Au Hevoir' this
clever fellow with the dynamite uses
the expression Au Revolver aud signs
his name "a bad man" and shotgun
will"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
GIVE rnr poo 4 snow.
An Important Decision ny the
Criminal Court.

Special Dispatch,
Dallas, Tex, March sh--Ioe Lynn.
a policeman OF Tyler, killed a dog in
the street lie was arrested Tor dis
charging firearms and nned Ills dc
Tense was that under the ordinance OF
the city he had right to Kill the dog,
which wore no tag The court Of erin
inal appeals, IN very able and clRD-
ornte opinion by Judge w. l. DAVID
son, affirmed the case. The court dld
more. II knocked sky high Tie or
dinance which provides that unliccpnrd
dogs shall be killed BY the city autliui-
tiles. II is hold that the city can tax
dogs, and enforce the collection OF the
dog tax BY due process Of law, the
same as any other tax ~ collected.
but unfortunate dogs cannot be put
to death by officers OF the law because
owners or guardians refuse 20 pay ~.
same. The decision IS sweeping, and
hereafter dog-cUtchcrs VIII not De
needed IN Texas towns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Judge William iirMmiotte of WBNa-
hachio wap in the city yeutcrdny, and
IN nn interview with aazottc re.
porter stated that hr was In the race
for land commissioner Ito hnH nRHur,
unces OF support from c,ery quarter on
the gtHn, and IL confident NJ nucceHF
before tho state convention, judge
Trnmlette held responsible position
"a the inud Office for many yonrr under
Commissioner walsh, md served NJ
chief clerk OF the office under ita pfVH-
rnt administration until u Disagree
mont with to- chief aH TO tho matters
which resulted M the Impeachment
trial ~ the latter by The state senate
brought about his retirement 70 o farm
Ia Eila county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

The Fort Worth naar bail team has
secured very pretty SUITE, combating
Of r,d shirts and knee pants, blue caps
and blue niocldngn and bcliH ditto. This
boys arr taking much interest IA the
club. and ARE becoming thoroughly
Organised II u thought a game Tor
neat Monday week VIII 30 arranged
with either Denis0n o. sherman Louis
McAiunier says hc hua tie bes, AK
gregation OF Hcml-pfofestionnl bail
players ever 81 Tcxus, and Louis ~ an
excellent Judge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

The following opinions were handed
down today:
Gene Sims vs. the State. from Leon
county theft Of hogs; affirmed.
Charles Messic VS.. the State, from
Brown county. theft OF cattle; affirmed.
John Stephenson vs., the State, from
Graysun county; affirmed
j. n. Coolidge Va. the State OF Texas,
motion for rehearing overruled.
Mart Ramho VS.. the State: motion
for rehearlng oYerruled.
]. II. Hunt VS.. the Statei motion for
rehenring overruled.
George A. Andrews vs, the State, mo-
ton for rehearing overruled
@, Gonzales Va. the state; motion Tor
rehearing oyerrulcd.
H. Blumen vs., the State; motion or
state for reheRring oyerruled. Justice
SimlSius dissenting,
The court adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow, when the term viii close
and the Judges Will 10 to Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
sAILoRs IN rnr-rIcoATs.
shall Ladies' Joia the New York
Yacht CInbi

BY Associated Press.
New York. March 27.--whether ladies
shail BE- admitted 90 membership II
the interesting question that the New
York Yacht club II called upon 20
.s,tie nj ia meeting this afternoon.
T,he natter haa. been debated pro and
r6n for some time past, and the yacht
ING enthusiasts OF the gentier sen have
euccsedcd h mastering q strong COM
tingent ia their support, II u sfBufd
that the Interest taken By the women
az late years IN yachting efenta Jusu-
mes their admission into the ofsanizli-
ton. and that such an evidence or np-
erai procllyitiea might induce more
than one woman OF wealth 70 blossom
out as a yacht proprietor and = patron
OF ndnaticH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
J0AES-vEAL MURDER CASE.
~ EARLY DECISION or THE AP-
ZEAL TO TnE meHER COURT.


Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, March sI-Ncarly two
years ago. at the CASTOR building in
this city, Dr. r. II. Jones shot and
killed Captain w. C. Veal. The homi-
eide was a most shocking one, and
Veal was shot down Ike a dog without
show for his life, Excitement was
intense and no kllins in Texas has
ever excited more comment. Many
sensational features cropped out in the
case, Jones was Jailed and indieter FOR
murder, and made application to Judge
Charles +. Tucker to be released on
bond. Judge Tucker, In mastery
opinion. oyerruled the motion. and
Jones' attorneys took an appeal, The
court OF criminal appeals, In an oplu-
ion In which Judge Tucker was highly
compumented. affirmed the action OF
the lower court. The case was finally
sent to trial, more than q year ago
and the jury returned a verdict OF
guilty OF murder In the first degree
and assessed the penalty at imprison-
ment for life In the state peniteniary.
a new trial was asked for and over
ruled. An appeal was taken. and that
appeal has been pending for more
than year.
Yesterday. The Gazette correspondent
has II on reliable authority, the court
Of criminal appeals Judges consumed
the entire day In a careful discussion
OF the case and the points involved
a decision would have been reached
but one OF the learned Judges, Hon
| Il. J. Simkins, desired 10 consult sew
eral English authorities, and those au.
| thoritles are In the library at Austin
| Hence the case win be transferred &c
Austin and the frat opinion handed
| down will be that OF DR. II. II. Jones
VS., the State OF Texas. appeal from th'
| district court OF Dallas county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

"'rho Power OF tac Press" caugh, on
Immensely az creenwalrs last night
before large audience. The main
strong points Of the play were stamped
with approval by hong ana continued
applause, Much food Tor thought Is
furnished BY the play a better scr-
mon on the evils Of lntcmporiuee was
never preached nlnco the world began,
niE Is a good word for everything cons
rcctcd with the performance. The
story II bic with interesting details lt
talOna some thirty speNklns characters
TO Interpret "a, thcro are fourteen sccnea
and tho scenery " big IN excellence.
Much ct IL " beautiful II Sc douhtful
IL prctticr or moic striking shin
scene was ever Put on the stage than
tho bow OF the bark ITO size, and tho
crew nnelng aN they hoist M tho AM
Choir. Notable specimens Of the pnint-
cr'e art and stage construction were
the accurate reproduction Of the Mnn-
haitian Nthl0tic club housu, tho reallH-
tic picture Of the great shin yard, thr
river trout, with the vessel AZ tho dock,
the apartment in the Imperial hotel %
New Nnrls clty md the ship Mt anchor,
The acting company ~ very atronH
The company viii leave Tor pallna this
moFnlns, wllero they play Tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Special Dispatch,
Austin. March eJ.-.The following
charters were sled with thu seeretnry
Of stale yesterday The Tssaa-hoek
Island coal aud aion~ compapy. witt
itr principal places o. huaincn "a lfpfi
Worth and Dallas Tho main piiltc,
however, X located az Dallas rapltAl
stock. si0O.0Q0 Incorporation. lArnett
,sibbi y i. Frost John a Carton
yhe sapinai Cemetery association g,
ranifai stock $500 IncpfDofatprr. John
y WILSON, VI %. Heard end AZ ~
The pailas Belt Tine railway crm-
many capital stock fionnY} in',9f'
i.,rators. Niillam I.hofka AT feftinAi
rhsries ratDoaald William q Goth
reu. ~ Witheirpp3f +. q. tqAns
tor, <. il Teffcli cnA4les y COPY. y
81, AsefY Thomas Sepft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
NOW Old THEY KILL HER Z
Two PHYSICIANS ARRESTED IN
rnr INDIAN TERRITORY


Special Dispatch
Purcen. l. II, March u. Saturday
Mr. Warren Dnaieid and Atrs. Lilly
Ron, who live near Paoll. some twelve
miles south OF this place came to town
and were soon In DR.. Martins ofilce.
whore Mira Ron is said to have had
two teeth pulled They then aeemcd to
take IN an the Sights, as they visited
an tbs i,orcs 50 town
About 5 O'Clock they went 70 the resi-
dence OF Dr j. H. Colby Here Mrs,
Ron wae taken violently siel. and the
doctor dld all he could to give her ne.
lief His efforts were OF no avail. a.
she died about or $3.50 A. M.
Undertaken Mangun was then called
ana when at the house was informed
that he would have 10 wash ana mo-
pare the body FOR burial A Mrit Alii.
lrr, who lives On Railroad avenue, rc-
ouoated Mr.. Alnneum 10 remove tho
body 10 her houre IA soon M it conld
be done, About 10 q. IN. the corpss
wan carried TO Mrs. MIXERS fvaidcnce,
some parties began TO sny thlnsu about
the inyswrious death ut pr, coihy'a
50 on Tuesday night Commissioners
Gates, nsglnlvd by several deputy mar
ahniH ninde a raid on tho grave yard
aud brought the corpse batN 20 town
whore pnat murtem examination WIS
made, which revealed the fact that au
abortion had been produced
Next morning pcNerai arrCstF wcra
mpdu, nid d trial WAS bcnnn. 4 guod
number OF witness huNe heon on thu
stand drinK last l'rldny and Saturday
and today both Or. Colby ana Warren
putnoid were bound over Ia the sum
Of 5000 zach,
Tho doctor can give bond, but Il
lmdcrntuod that puiiicld win ~ to the
/ Paris inll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

rapidly Improving In Health and
Enjoying Texas Climnte.

Special Dispatch
San Antonio, Tex, March Gloon
gresham w. L, Wilson was this after
noon conveyed in carriage to the
ranch Of ex-Congressman Ben Gable.
eight miles south OF this city, Mr. Cable
came In and met Mr.. Wilson. DR.. I'm
derwood OF the City OF Mexico, who is
Mr.. Wilson'S medical attendant accom-
nanIed him to the ranch The doctor
stated to the correspondent that MI
Wilson Is gaining strength very raidly,
and If the weather remains favorable
he will be able 10 take n great deal OF
ut-door exercise during the next ten
DAYS. Mr.. Wilson VIII return TO the
CITY Thursday, and will remain here
until his health "a completely restored,
His son left today for Rockport on the
sg,iIf coast. to enjoy few days tarpon
fishing. Mrs, Wilson and daughter
have left for home. Congressman Tars-
ney has gone TO Denver on business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
THE COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS.
ruE STREET cRossISo QUESTION
CONES ur AGAIN.


The city council met in rvrniar
session last night. all the members be
Ing present
The minutes OF the meeting Of March
~ were read and adopted.
Tho nnanee committee reported IN
favor OF allowing q r. Howard $500
ON account or Judgment which he
holds against the city and the rec
concentrated was approved and war.
rant authorized for the amount
rho finance committee reported fav-
orably upon tho petition OF Mrs, NJ
j Mec0ery for rebate Of sprinkiing
tax, and Il was so ordered
The claims COMMITTEES reported tav-
orably upon the payment OF the roi-
lowing plnitnas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
/ WALLER BAKERS CALL
!, NOTICE or THE NEXT
.ocRArIc CONVENTION.
csa,rmau Of the Hc-un'ted
set. Forth the Test for
~, ,,,-Tuesdny. Auaust IL,
nate for the Meeting.


.Sil Disphlch'
/. waller 5. Baker, chairman or
.ocratIc state committee. Is
D'"' n.,..,,o caii.
ne lVNV" - 100,
Waco, TEX March 81 1855
democratic Party OF Texas;
M IN. ~ Tho authority vested In
I if'"e - .,,. .,.s.,,,,t,.a ~.
n the peihoe' a'i0 80 WV eVii-
u. on the state OF Texas, %, l
4. all a Democratic state con-
~ ~ holden In tho cltv %
II, Dallas county IeNas' AZ ii
M. Tuesday, the 14th day
$500 far the nurnose of
iasuss a., ~
.fg nomlnauohs 70 n'i tue STATE
se Democratic nominations TO MI
4 N. oaices.
e,,,,a,a,.a.,o, ..,
1lte BASIS Vi iep '''eii "a ''on eVo'"-
each county have one vote
. IN 300 votes or fraction Of
IA or over, cast for the presi-
Democratic electors at the
~ n election in 1899 in such county:
IN that ench organized county
|. stste shall have al least one
II ne said state convention. but
-,n,1ad county. TO which an mn
"a county or counties NAV he
~ ION, III tN EAST tho yo,e q, s,nh
w countv ar counties Ana
u a,rty entitled 10 renres.nraiion
y a'A re3vention shall nv its MI
siect delegates IA soid cnn-
!. met H. vote
\. rs, recommendad ,o, ami,o-
"A y ~ Damonratic nri,ner,es MA
Il w ~ be baIdan thra ,vS %'iv
NV ~ 1sai 90 the vote sa,. ~
ls ,,.I nenocro +ic e,sc,ors ~ a. tho
4 I, '. s,setton i'm 800 ana no n ~, IN
" 7. ~ . re- ~ noe and Nd ala ia po oi 9 90
n ~. ~. nra W. NV sic III no' ~
my atbar s,ood cai,se e md ,o n an
lpp M'i .ti ~ W te ~ n',i's 81 10
3.. NY at, ara Ine oai,eA shaI1
"a =, y" n I, IN ~ Mai s,u,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

- service and eI.N,lh. -
time Tia the Fer -->>IS I l7e change
city railg.4 pFs. me VIII make
y time by the anos .,, i IN he business
marked Improvement aey he time be
man by sayiqg ons m inc dAy--facsi
ing two nights any -,ts uckel ollce
Worth 70 Denver
40i Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

BY Associated Press c...
san Antonio. Tex. March 2''--coun'y
Commissioners Boerner, Jonas DIVER
and IImschied. indicted for Fraudulent
~ navlne money to ]. Riley Gordon,
-, - trled today and acquitted. An
,,d,ctr,ent against Gordon for fraud
,,ientiv receiving money from me
comfy Commissioners was alsulls9se,
ire trouble arose out Of the constr NC
,ian 81 the new court houre'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Special Dispatch
penison, Tex. March 27.--In CONVEX
sation with a Gazette correspondent
today Or. j. NJ. Ford, buyer OF the
Denison cotton mill short time ago
stated that the mill would work on the
,,aSt cotton crop When they begin
nnsrntions there viii be employment
sar III least 100 people. Just the nay
Of steaming up the gentleman eouiu
moi CAV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
.rnrEr cAns TIED rr.
49,, VINO nave Not Hern Paid a-it
Their jobs.

special Dispatch. ~. n.n,-
TX street car line WAS tied up Tor
49,, time this afternoon by The dfiFefr
Ail s'.,,r, 10 work q, m theft salary. sew
III months due. WAS PAID. iae ~, hA, ~
cement OF the line n@a ~ 5a,,. every-
ilnu y. 80 ,ggriSing smoothly pniuhh
tiaine ,,,nil. 10 no great ineonNeIieii,.r.,s,
w, to,e since The property Meiili liisy
the ns,,s ~ sdfnlniater 10 the men
.,,ts The f,ceiytrship el', e..,',, We ,,,s
sre waiting on insiraetpns 'io"' ~
court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

40. : sa,d In 81 LonI- at 90 s-se
Yesterday.

ny AHa0ciated Prean'
81. Louis. Mo. March n .--Thers were
large cash transactions IN wheat today
~ the 81. Louis marriott. nearly 100000
bushels Of the contracting nidc being
sold. Nenriy ali this wheat was sold
Tor raii shipment % baltimore, from
,,henre Il fnI b. exported 10 EUROPE
iienIdea this. an order for 1000 bufhols
was nii,d for a rrnneeece MIL another
outside mill took 1000 bushels. nnd
smaller lots were bought by local mills
THOSE salta strengthened every Jl-Tr-
Rot IA thr country 40 u WIS -i,T1ngnct
lint the price here WIS lo-T enough -
nere today ~ -s~5>fc. which ~ within
centa oL-ls>> lowest price cash wheAt
ereI.s-sr1 a. Ia this market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Roswell. N. ~, March n RoaweiI
public schools closed yesterday ON nc
count of scarlet fever and diphthcrie.
injected houses nrr quaransined and
tho streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Press Report.
London. March 27.--Tne brazilian
ninister has received a dispatch from
no which says there Is absolutely no
,r,th ia die statement that prisoners
have boon executed Without trial. Tie
rocant decree qf The fniniHiry only re-
fcrrad 70 mllltars---A-1riinaiH ana 70
crimes and ---11foges ecnnectcl WIN
ne revolution committed ns ITO, ana
AZ certain points IN the braHilian terri
tory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

pairn 'a ny. propose to make the cam
ccrsiir sfhs,e nee warm for their Dem
a man na aTsa t ON, This mornins that
ds OF here. shot Ills wife va n't,ss
insane. nv = supposed TO be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Special Dispatch,
Rome, March s7.--It Is naid crlapl
VIII not attempt any commercial
treaty with France. 30 long a. protec'
ti1niiis are ~ the maiorl,y N the leKia'
iativo councils OF that country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Tex, March 27.-rhe trial Of
ZANE for shooting W. p. Mar
variety theater manager, a
n y, was called IN the court TO-
onunued until Monday next,
- condition OF the wounded
5, PRESENT his condition is not
" , w there are fears that he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

An inciplont blaze at The house oc-
oupicd by Dollie Love. at Eleventh and
calhoun streets. ut h.a0 yesterday
eveulng brought out the IRE depart
nent and drew q blk crowd 10 the
fitfttlti,1rhu1d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

rl1tcn.
..'' Tex March 27.--'rhe coun-
committee Of the Populist
Yesterday evening az tise
"a ana arranged for their or
!, 4 ana ordered a county con-
" held some tins In May,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

special Dispatch. - ~ r.o,.
santo Tex. March l.-oia uheps
lem white, living st this place, ana
he owner Of the livery stable. o,ea Ia
~ isndanum taken yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

The quca,lon OF attracting tho atten.
tion Of Immigrants to rarrant county
and Texan 10 one OF vast Importance
at this time Tho following letter from
s. u, ilovcy interpretation OF the
Rock Inland railroad eNploins tho
methods rcuol ,od 60 by The company
In order 60 induce the most desirable
olnas Of Immigrants 60 como 10 the
greatest state IN tho uuioni
Mr. q a. sllllmNn, President Cham
her OF Commerce, Fort Worth, poNaH
Dear SIR After many yeRrr' export
once. thia company nndn that much
better results Hrc obtained by Seeding
aolicltors direct to the localhiea from
which immigrAntp afo 20 Ne obtained.
We send solicitors into the country
dlstnutr, where they mako uppolnt-
montn and nddrcaH tho people Va the
school houses or wherever thcy can
set an audience. and thereby wurl, NJ
nn intcreat Va the country toward
which we wish 10 direct travel
This ~ the line the Rock Island "
working on. aud during thc coming
senaan we hope 20 bring into rcSas ~
large number Of people who have
mcana with which "a purchnnr hoinoe.
yuufN truly, - ". ltbNhN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Fapatch.
BOD, Tex, March 27'-This
n extraordinary cold Easter.
~ Vegetables are killed, but
z Nin replant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

''ewn. Tex. March give have
En- very cold weather during
three days for March. Corn
I-@ vegetables are injured to
s'snt, but 1t Is though that they
slulely ruined. Tho fruit crop
INJURED as badly us FIRST re-
-.a without any more frost,
rs crop is assured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

ian state Democratic Execu-
csmmittee Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

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pharrnary. cprnfr sefenih ahp ei n-l..i
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Ter Filter. Free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

speclal DispaV1H' ,rm,an car
SETON b a mason. fell dead a.
enu this afternoon OF heart oi7-
ease.