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PITFsBUEOH. Dec. 20. - It ~as FumoFsd 10
nlsht that the Westinghouse Electric and Ma
ufAsturinE Company u about " eOntract wtth
ths AaahAtlAA Elevated Railway Company 70
furnish al slsotTieal squlDmsnt fOE ths satire
slsEatsd railway systsm Of the mstropolia. IL
UAs aid that sEperts are nos IN Nss YORK ng-
uTing on tbs c9,t gf such sys stem. and that ths
leTnsa GA WIlch the sufk can - dons VII ~
giFsn " ths elevated eginpzny la . lss daya
u sas lssFae1 that ~. Hssilns loase hAs besn
y kss fesk ~ $3.50 tials. sn4 th4t - > -
Fected h9aas te-l4o11gE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
GAINESVILLE GRisr.
Death of Thomas naiicy--TaIsen 20
the Asylum.

Gainesville. Tex, April 13-Dr
Thomas Bailey died ut his residence in
Marysville last might. lie was 90 years
old, and lived in Cooke county forty
years. lie was a prominent Mason.
Deputy Sheriff Glley this morning
took 10 Terrell c. c, Tatum. an Insane
man. Tatum created considerable ox-
element on his way to the train.
Deputy Marshal Chancellor last night
lodged In Jail here Joseph Lyons. a
white man. and Luahwell Birdwell, a
negro. The charge against the former
could not be learned. The negro Is
charged with adultery and bigamy.
Fire last night damaged the resi-
dence OF Bent Roberts to the extent OF
5000.
L. c, Kone came in from Waco last
night
Capt. T. J. Rowe and wife of ST. 10
were hera today.
Hon. W. NJ. Peck OF Denison was in
the city today.
Attorney DeAunond OF Denison came
In this evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

"'hhhAH hhcchs
by Associated Press.
Memphis, Tenn. April i3.-The sixth
day OF the Montgomery park meeting
was warm and fair; track good: at
tendance large. The defeat OF Labelle
in the Mincola stakes by orinda ana
Zoullka Applegatc's entry was SUR
prise, M was the victory OF Jim Lee
over 1.nzaronc.
First rOcc-Solling purse $780, six
furlongs, Meddlcr lOl. Leigh ten to one
won by two lcngthsi Freddie /. n. lOs.
C. Smith, eight to one. second by a
length; Freedom, los, Boyle thirty TO
one, third. Time, il6 81.
Second rncc-sclling. purse $500. for
2-ycur-old Mules, half mile. bizarre.
outcast-Slstor Monica, los, Martin. six
TO one. won by half length Fertile.
Favor Oasis, lO0 Leigh, twenty to one.
second by hMf a length; Lillian C, 1T
ulgo-unit. i0i c. Wobtr three TO one.
third Time. 200 10.
Third ruce- Minoola stakes. FOR B.
year-uld hllles. $1,000 added. value to
winner &l235, one mile Oludn 100. j.
Fisher twenty to ono. coupled with
Houllk0, Won by half a length. Houlllta,
lOl, Regain twenty "a one couple with
urlndR, second by q length; Labcllo
llt, Martin, four To ave, third. Time.
lAh l-2
Fourth Selling. purse sgOO. scv-
On furlunEH Wightman. 10. Martin
three 60 five. won by q length; Joe
Murphy, i05, G. weber eight 10 one
second by q head. Salvation, ia. Co.'S
tello. third. Time, l:29 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

had good effect. as II prevented the
town from being overrun by armed
Samoans. on the following Monday an
atteok was made on tho rebel camp.
but owing to want OF concerted melton
on the part OF the attacking marty The
governments supporters were driven
back, losing four men and having n
lhfBe number OF wounded. while the
rebels escaped without loss Matters
remained fairly quiet for about "A week
after this until Monday. the 10Th, when
quito large engagement. for Samoan
warfare. took place. ending In the COM
pletc defeat Of the rebels, who lost Ten
or twelve men and had a large number
OF wounded. The loyalists lost about
the same number, and their list OF
wounded was also very large In the
meantime the consuls had paid visit
TO the other end Of the island. and have
evidently persuaded the disaffected in
thnt quarter to remain quiet Tor time.
but an outbreak on their part is daily
expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
REV. SAM JONES IN WACO.
HE cRIIlcIsEs a STATEMENT
MADE IN the GAZETTE.


Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, April i3.-Rcv. Sam
Jones In his sermon last night referred
to the statement credited to BIZ Nye
In Yesterdays Gazette. and rather In
umated that The Gazette or the Ga
zette's Waco correspondent had lied.
Rev. Jones based his statement on n
letter to him from Mr., Nyc. eongratu-
lating him on his work. It's success and
good results. II Is understood MIR.
Jones received such letter from the
brilliant humorlst, and It Is equally
true that the latter was substantially
correctly reported In The Gazette. In
substance, the remark was thnt Sam
Jones' meetings were funny fakes. The
exact language appeared in The Ca
zette yesterday Mr. Nye expressed
himself In the presence OF four or Ave
persons, among whom were Messrs
George Byrne, $. NJ, scruegs and j.
II. Quarles, all newspaper representa-
tives, whose affidavits to the truth OF
The Gazette report Will be as willingly
furnished ms their oral statements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

An Increase In the Amount of Cot
ton In sight.

Special Dispatch.
New Orleans. Ln., April is,--McElroy
n Co.. say;
Futures-Llduldatio In Liverpool
Hiill continrs, and prices closed at
loss OF 1894 .pot sales were only 5000
bales at decline OF i-ied. Prices hero
sold at one time points lower than
last night. but recovered little under
realizing by shorts. the net loss on the
day being points, Spots were In fair
demand ut i-lGc decline on middling
aud the lower grades, s8les aggrcBating
2gO0 The movement at ports and in
tcrlor and the amount brought into
sight for week all exceed last year,
the latter being $4,000 against bh0Ol.
During next week we compare with
port receipts OF 1900 and amount
brought into sight 5000 New orleans
exports for tomorrow, $500 against
400 last year. A notable feature OF
the Interior movement has been tho
heavy receipts nj pnllaa, Brcnham and
Houston, indicating that Texas Will
again score a crop Of g,OOO.OO0. The state
mcnt We submitted on the nth inst.
indicating the mprobabnily OF any
alarming depletion In stocks on this side
~ no .,1 40 t,,t. sonsor bns bren tho
",,,ta,t ~ cmnst5rr,bi, Jisr,isaion' and
vorinne rnte,iotinna have neon suh-
vnt,t.d a. ws t,1irtttnr thn nrobnble
"nnori ,,,nt,c,rrnf fnr the retnnlnint,
49, ,,,,,,,t,s No thereSnre carry o,I,
ar,,un,eut furthrr Nv s,bnittinq oitr
nt'n r,ic,inttnns ~ NM subject
p.f.r,,,r, ~ Nmetirsn min tnkin,ra
- ~, ,,r,at,J,r ~ ~, sensnu ,vaa
nurpns,ty omitted from our abatement.
"a fnr thc prcyinus three wears thrv
.Nyere nraotI6nliv about tho same ench
soos,t, mi ia 1900 worn 40 small es
Ia nnnr no fnif cnnpnrison. THE AVER
n,rc tnt,inps nv American mills from
1891 10 1893 inciunlvo, inter April /,
were about t91 900 bnies hut W. viii
allow inns wear In our calculation
300 600
We had I'm aiqht OF this CROP ON April
I. 6Xt9OO1 ON mo basis of the popular
egtitnat,, OF 900 600. this would leave
ia come into rlrht the remainder of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

water Fell in Torrents, Doing
Much Damage.

Special Dispatch.
Kerrville. Tex. April i3.-Thls after
noon cloudburst struck this vicinity.
accompanied by hail and high wind.
from the northwest For forty-Avc
minutes the water fell IN torrents.
flooding the city and doing much dam
age, gathering In force as It came from
the hills north OF town until 1t ran a
solid Sody foot deep on a level, car
rying fences. bundles Of shingles, lum-
Der. Boxes, drownsl chickens. water
closets and other light articles with It
toward the river, The Guudaloupe
river IL rising rapidly, and at p m.
was reported as having d l2-foot rise.
During the storm the barn OF j. A.
Alexander was blown down and his
house lifted three feet from the foun-
dalton. The kitchen OF c. l.. char was
torn loose from the main building and
carried several feet. The large glass
windows In the residence Of W. Schrcl-
mer Were blown IN and the house
flooded. A small one-roOm house. said
To be the property of Senator H. H.
Burnoy, was swept from It's location
on the hillside to the Hat below. Wind
mills were blown down. and several
shnnties In the Mexican quarters north
OF town We're turned upside down. No
one is reported as injured. Heavy
rain is reported from the Morris ranch
and points ON the line Of the san An
tonic and Arkansas Pass railway south
east The rapid rise In the river lndi-
Gates heavy rains toward its head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
MnArmnIlronp Nnws.
a Large shipment of EEEs-woris OF
the Grand jury.


Special Dispatch.
weatherford. Tex. April l3.--Nlne
hundred dozen OF eggs were shipped
from this place yesterday evening on
the Texas and Pacific railroad
W. G. Forbess, general freight and
passenger agent OF the w NJ. W. q
N. w. r.. r.. left yesterdny for
Gainesville. Tex. on business CON
neeted with rnilroadilg.
The grand jury mas returned forty.
eight true bills and adjourned. Thir-
teen misdemeanors.
Frank Linehnrt was arrested yester-
day on charge Of burglary and Jailed,
to await his trial,
The remains OF the lamented Mrs
Louis 4. Penn were inferred IN the
city cemetery at 3 o'clock y. m, fol
lowed by u large number OF friends
and relatives.
Doyle nm. son Of J. L. Hi. died
this forenoon IN the city
Col. I.anham left this morning for
Comnnche. where he fires hts first
gun in the gubernntoriai light on To-
morrow.
The Sam Jones committee have sent
Rev. c. +. Brown 20 Waco 70 ascer-
tain from the Rev. zones when he
VIII be here
Capt. Hearn FROM Fort Worth is In
the city today on business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

EN-conRrcsamnn Antony WIN give
Way 60 him.

Why 60 HIN.
Special Dispatch.
Wncp, Tex, April i3.-lIon. Munta j.
Moore, after spending several days in
the city, returned TO Cameron this
morning.
He Will be candidate for congress-,
IN fact is already a full-nrdged cnndi-
date. EX-Congrt Antony OF the
same town has been candidate for
some time. but he will give way 70 MI
Moore aud give the latter a clear neld
IN Milan county This probably in
surcs that county ia Moore, Tho inter
has muny influential friends IN Falls
county who assert that county win
give itB vote In the convention 60 the
Milan county candidate.
McLennan county seems 10 hold the
key TO the situation, Ia conceded to be
In position to determine the contest.
II IL here that the fight will have 20 bc
made, Is the way close observers look
at IL,
Mr.. Moore has been consulting his
friends here, and evidently feels on
cournged by the result He will not
run as an anti-ndmiuistratpn candi-
date. but as a Democrat, planting him
self upon the national Democratic plat
form, his friends declare Hon. Scott
Fields OF Robertson and j W, Blake
OF Limestone, It ia understood, Will also
be candidates, and the fight IN earnest
iH expected To begin shortly,
Congressman Pendleton is conceded
10 he a STEMS inder' IN the race this
year and Is the candidate all othcra
declare has the pole.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
CENTRAL rnNAs pnrsnYrnnY.
Many Prominent Church People
rrescnt--'rhc work Yesterday,

rrescnt--rhc work Yesterday.
Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex. April 1S.-'rhe Presby-
terry OF Central Texas is In session to
day at the First Presbyterian church,
having commenced work last night.
Rev. G.. T. Story OF san Angelo was
elected moderator and installed, Rev
A. r.. Shaw retiring,
Ruling Elder II. ]. Bisseli Of Hugh
Wilson church. Tanglewood Lee coun-
", was elected temporary clerk and
Rev. j. N. p, Cramer of San Angelo
reading clerk.
Routine business was transacted this
morning. much OF which was the read
ing OF minutes OF many regular and
special meetings held In Texas.
The charter Of Daniel Baker college
AT BrownMood was ordered TO be In
serted and become part of the records
OF this Prcsbytery.
The regular order OF the day was
the report OF the Austin school OF the
ology a committee OF three was then
appointed TO confer with the trustees
or that school. and the matter went
over until tomorrow morning
a committee OF three was appointed
10 report TO the assembly upon the
progress OF evangelistic work.
Rows, j. NJ. Cochran and j. y. Rose
reported progress In all church work
ot all the Waco churches under their
guidance. An other ministers and del
egates made similar reports
The Presbytery then selected Hutto
ms the place for the next meeting,
which will be held In October. 1894.
The Presbytery is stlll In session, and
many prominent Presbyterinns are
spectators
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

sclal Dispatch,
nenlson Tex, April l3.-Gcneral Pas
ase- and Ticket Agent Crush OF the
ssour Knnsas and Tcxos Issued the
Alovlng reduced rates last night;
|nallas, Tex, May II to 15-southern
lptlst conveutlop,-For this occasion
b may sell roghd "trip tickets to Dal-
!, on May 9, ~ II and 12. limited to
lny days fr4it date Of sale for re-
IN. at rate Jfoir fare for the round
W Austin. Tex, May 10 to lS-Interna-
jbnal regutta--Fur this occasion YOU
+ay sell round trip tickets to Austin,
WI May II, u, TO-. ~ and 49, limited to
In 10Th for return, at rates named be-
NV Viz. From stations within 40 miles
~ Austin cents per mile; from sta
phs 70 to 100 miles from Austin, $500;
om stations over 100 miles from Aus
one fare.
Waco Tex, May % to 3l-U. 5. G.
n For this occasion you may sell
Pond trip tickets TO Waco on May 2S
% y limited % June 1 for return,
rates named below, viz: From sta
Ipus within Is miles OF Waco. cents
u mile. from stations 10 to 100 miles
Waco $500; from stations over 100
iles from Waco, one fare.
Waco Tex, April 10 Sam Jones'
selhB--For this occasion agents at
lheoTo' Bolton and Intermediate
lihn may sell round trip tickets TO
acc on April Is, limited TO date Of
md trip.
~ Antonio, Tex. May TO Traces.
~ tickets to san Nptonin an Mov "
AID Z, limited to May for return, nj
yes named below, VIZ. From sta
ns within Is miles OF san Antonio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
JUDGE CALDWELL INTERVIEWED.
lie IH shown Judge Dundy'A Ruling,
but win Say Nothing.

ny Association Proas.
Little Rock. Ark. April 1s.-An Al
soclntod Press reporter called on
Judge Caldwell tonight ana after read
ing to him the Associated Press eis-
patch containing an account Of Judge
Dugdy'a action at omaha today asked
the Judge what he had TO say. Tha
Judge smiled and handed the reporter
a copy OF his opinion and tho printed
record In the cnao, remorkinB that ha
md nothing further 70 say than what
the opinion and record dlsoloned. Upon
being urged 10 make some further
statement Judge Caldwell replied that
IL was not allowable for Judge 10 90
into print IN defense or explanation
of any opinion he had rendered. that
n the opinion was right II needed no
defense, and II wrong, u could not 10
defended. and that whether Il was right
or wrong, must be determined from
the opinion itself and the record
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

By Associated Press.
New York, April IA Washington
dispatch to morning paper says It Is
rumored that suit for divorce VIII be
brought by the present Mrs Breckln-
ridge Immediately upon the expiration
OF the present suit. II is said Mrs,
Brecklnridge turned over large por-
ton OF her fortune to defray the costs
Of the trial. and that she was nearly
prostrated when her husband on the
witness stand frankly confessed the
nature and relatively recent date OF
his relations with Miss Pollard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

sitting IN thr Presence at MS Nam
iIy lie IL Killed.

ny Associated Press,
Cincinnati, Ohio, April IA Com
mcfclul Gazette special from Chiri-
Gothic says, "wednesday evening
rhomns wnldron. farmer was silt
ting at his home with his wife and chill
drcn, a report Of gun was heard.
Mrs Waldron rushed outside to see
what the shooting was about bat dis-
covered no one, Whom she came bnck
she noticed her hushnud'a dropping
forward ana blood streaming from
his neck and head. Her screams culicd
the children to the scene. over forty
shot had entered his mock ana head,
lie survived until yesterday. ono Of
the nelghhors with whom Wuldron had
q numrrnl n amhpnctnd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
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reani,r|
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

lselal Dispatch'
'n.-,.or. Tex. April 13.-The Mis-
n, Kansas and Texas will not
N. 10 cent rate on grain. as
N. N the santa Fe and Cotton
A =, 10 to the present time the
I,,ou Belt Is the only Texas road
II. Missouri. Kansas and Texas mas
\ rate OF 20 cents per 100, ei-
f,ivs today. from points In Missouri
4 4 kansas. on the Missouri, konsas
Teyas, except the T. y y
L.ch q. s. & S. w. ~ n. W., H. q
= Including A. s ~ w, Texas
Pacific, Cisco and east. This VIII
T., ne Santa FEES 20 cent rate
"a same days ego.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

II YOU contemplate taking advantage
OF the very low rate from Texas points
20 California. that are now being quoted
by the Santa Fe route, do not wait
much longer. as on and after April
Is. 1894, California rates will be re-
stored 10 rate In effect February 2s'
1884 which are MS follows.
Flrst class. limited 10 80 days....S60'OV
First class. limited 20 days..,... 500
second class, limited to days. 5000
Round trip. limited TO July lo.... 69'5g
Round trip. ilml:cd 10 nine months 5000
Until April "a. 1894, inclusive, the
santa Fe will continue the sale OF hrst
class tickets from all Texas points on
~ main line and paris brauch, at the
Following very low figures;
single trip, limited 10 days, ,.tsoV0
Round trip. limited to 90 days. $3.50
The Mid-winter fair at san Francis
co Is now IA the height Of It's glory.
and you can see all itH beauties AT
Il nominal expense. ,
FOR Information regarding tickets
time tables and sleeping car accom-
tnodatlona, apply 20 the nearest SANTA
re agent, or address
W. s. KEENAN,,
General Passenger Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

By Associated iresH'
Tuxedo, KY, April l3.-The trap
shooting contest at live pigeons known
as the Tuxedo annual sweepstakes wns
begun at the club grounds this morn
Ing, The conditions Of the sweepstakes
are 100 birds, 90 to be shot at ehch day,
80 yards rise and 60-ynrd boundary.
Entrance foe, 500. S25 forfeit the win
contest IL open 10 members Of the Car
tret. Philadelphia Gun, Westminster.
Kcanct, Riyerton, Wostchester Coun.
~. Valley Gun and Warrington Park
clubs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

F'T7'71''' 1'1'T'fFE'-F'7
Waco, Tex. April l2.-The recent
meeting OF the commissioners OF the
Methodist Orphans Home agreed upoh
a charter and constitution and by-lows
FOR the organization,
This work will have 20 be approved
by the next conference before 1t can be
made effective and q charter secured
from the state. therefore the legal In
corporation Of the board cannot be
completed before next fall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

BY Associated Press.
~. Louis. Mo. April 13.--John l..
Davis, rated the richest man in Mis-
souri,, died at hts home here today OF
kidney disease. lie was 52 years old,
and was the son Of samuel c. Davis.
who came here from Boston. Mass,
ind was tho pioneer Wholesale dry
goods dealer OF this city. The Arm
Established by him has, sinoe his death.
been controlled by tho son, Who died
todny John l.. Davis wealth IS cs-
timnted az s2b.00QOOO. He leaves
widow and three children, two OF them
grown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Sovereign said the coxey movement
was The rorebodlng Of an insurrection.
Thousands OF tollors were Watching It
ready 10 resent any abuse the army
may receive from municipal, state or
national officials, The army was to
the workingmen today what John
Browns party was TO the slaves be-
fore the war
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Nearly 100 missionaries are under the
supervision OF Mr.. Carroll and Il large
number Of clerks are employed hy
him In his work. Considerable travel
TO Lampasas occurred In consequence
OF the location of the headquarters
there, which viii now come TO Waco.
Rev, Mr.. Early, Mr. Carrolia assist
ant, IL already located In this city.
The change will be made shortly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Special Dispatch
Galveston Tex April is.-Arrivcd;
Steamship silurlan, New Castle; Nor
gan. sanuasoi tug Anna, New York;
schooner Scotia. Baltimore Sailed:
Morgan. Morgan city.
Glasgow. April ig.-Arrlved. IIibern-
ian, from Philadelphia.
Browhend. April 13.-Paased; Cutie.
for New York
Liverpool, April 19.--Arrlved. Lu-
CANA, from New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Comnncho. Tex, April s.-Chalrmnn
j r. Thomas Of the county Democratic
executive committee wrote TO Col. Lam
ham, by order OF the committee. re-
qucatlng that he make his opening
speech nt this place In the campaign
FOR governor. lie has answered that
he VIII speak here tomorrow. Whlle
the notice ia short, "A large and onthu-
Alnstic audience Is expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
nLooDsiIED IN SAMOA.
In, 1nA Come Together a,
In Deadly Combat.

p Assocla,oo combat
Apa- samoa. NM, ..
\. :. VI The Associated pr.s, 'yspo.-
Nj Few weeks All ho,,. ssSl-ln The
Alnialned hero ha ~ o' peace being
m much sa '''S peen disslpated.
ietn ~ samoan blood has again
Iubn,,,,p sd. When the Aana neon,e
'-''ed their CHIEFS 10 a 49,, eS s
s'nce lde, with ~, 'ii"I pelore
ilent Of poinoa, view to the settle
oash' that pesco,,, II was
Ealing with ,ho P,aoeiul method OF
1iant ,bs ,, nu' but on the 10th in.
sarsr. ' TWO parties came To ac,nat
lws Two or three dsy, 49,. ,-N' 90,
a'sak the rebel par,y g,. before me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Special Dispatch.
Galveston, Tex. April ia.--ronlght a
little negro girl mined ellis. aged 3
years. was knocked down by an cleo
tric car on East Winnie street and no
badly injured internally and about the
head that It's life Ia despnired Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

waco. Tex. April is-rhe headquar-
ters Of the mission work Of the Baptist
church OF Texas viii be removed from
Lampasas 10 Waco.
Rcs. ]. If. Carroll, secretary OF the
mission board. has been located at
I.ampasas heretofore, and the tranater
is a matter OF Importance 70 Waco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
Minister Terrell Coming Home.

by Associated Press.
London, April i3.--Mr. and Mrs. I.y-
man j. Gage and Mr., and Mrs Frank
Whitehousc Of Chicago and Mr.. Alex
nnder Terrell, United States minister to
Constantlnople, are stopping In Lon
don. Mr.. Terrell. President Grlscom
of the American line ana other dis
tinguished people. sail for New oYrk
tomorrow ON the Paris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
narrhnIi

Washington. April 1s,-washington,
3: Young Mems Christian Association.
4.
Plttsburg, Pa. April i3.--Plttaburg. 4;
Milwaukee. /.
Philadelphia, Pa. April ia.-l'hiladei.
phia, II; Erie, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

BY Associated Press.
New York. April is.--rhe salc OF the
effects OF the late May Brooklyn. the
actress. who committed suicide IA San
francisco, took place today and rea-
HE'D nearly $1,000!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Special Dispatch
Clarendon. Tex, April IL. = The
drouth has been broken at this place
BY rain commencing this morning
Of 3 O'clock and raining hard all day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

Cheyenne. wyo.. April 10 .--Union Pa
cinc ofncials decided TO switch Keliy's
train here and run the carr straight
through 10 Sidney, Neb.. not allow
Ing the men 70 so 70 Denver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

by Associated Press.
New York, April Is.--when court nd-
journed this evening until Monday. but
two jurors had been secured for the
second trial Of DR.. Meyer.