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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Cotton Rcceipts-A New nond-Judge
Orr'A Pnpcr-Notcs.

orr'A Pnpcr-Notcs.
Vernon, Tex, Dec, l5.-Up to date
there have been glnned at this plaoe
III bales OF cotton and the 1000 notch
will be reached before the season closes
Vernon hos sh'pped over 1900 bales up
to last Saturday.
wheat 10 nOl-lng It's own, though
We have not had any rain since July.
Hogs and homlny is tie pass wo d
with the farmers OF WnbNrger. There
Will be but little Kansas City meat
shipped into Vernon from now on.
j. Il, Orr, eX-cOunty judg4 glt ont
the first issue OF his new papsr the
Globe, Tuesday II indeed reflected
credit upon the judge and the town.
strictly Democratic 10 the core.
The holidays Will s9on b here ON
fhe app aiance OF the p city ard unIaua
show windows. but many little heart
Will be sad, IA Santa Claus is in very
poor circumstances
Several big real estate exchanges
were contaminated this week. and YER
non is again coming to the front,
The Gazette Is the favurlte daily that
comes to this pest oilice Long NAV
she live to work for the Texas north
west.
We Will soon have n new rallroad
coming from the north. which viii be
In fun operation by 1896, On to Yer
non.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Business Is lively at comanche this
week. The bond was filed FOR a money
order Office at this place.
Or. Montgomery commenced building
q fine tw0-story business house.
Mr. Rushembucls OF Missouri is build
ing tue reBidence.
a crowd OF men and teams are Mt
work opening up the stone quarry 70
get stone for BucSSkin Joe's dwelling
and the big. hotel. C0aanche feels
proud OF the big hotel and the mineral
well enterprise. as It is u guarantees
that capitalists are ready and wiling
TO back the Judgment and management
Of the Oklhhoma Union.
Comnuche VIII have the finest hotel
In the Territory. That was agreed TO
when the valuable qualities OF the
mineral wells was established, The well
contains iron, soda, salts and strongly
Of sulphur. II Is situated only three
blocks distant from the depot and the
hotel will also be flrst-cllss COM
mercial hotel
It is reported here that the permit
collector failed 10 collect permits al
Duncan aud MARROW We are satisfied
he won't pay expenses. lie proposed
here that he was willing TO help build
roads aud bridges and achoolhUuses
II the United states would "legalize"
the permit law.
We told him we could not submit to
that. as one year they charged % cents
ana tho following year they charged
S25. and II Il was "lcgalized" they could
charge $500 and sell all our land TO
pay H. He told one OF our businebs
men that all those who did not take
out permits this year would be refused
permits next year and advised him to
save himself trouble "Oh, that's all
right" says our man. Il don't want
one next year, In fact. never win
want ono" He didn't work Comanche
for a nickel, and Ii probably the last
permit collector" that viii attempt IT.
u y estimated that $4,000 worth of
buildings were commenced this week.
and sill they come.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
SAM EVANS LEI OUT ON BOND.
NE HAS A PRELIMINARY TRIAL be-
FORE JUSTICE ADAMS.
his Bond IL Fixed at $3.50 to Await
the Action of the Grand Jury--Phe
onicers Say They are Sure Thnt
They Have the Benbroois Robbers.


Sam Evans was brought before Jus
tice Adams yesterday morning for pre-
iiinlnary trial. Evans was represented
by o. s. baltimore and the state by w.
A. Hanger. There were only three wilt
nesses examined, and their evidence
did little to throw light on the subjeet.
l.. b. Newell OF corsicana testified
that he knew Evans. and that on FRI
sl=y TWO weeks ago he saw him In Cor
sIeaua. Evans came to his place Of
business in the forenoon Of that day
and had with him yallse. He had
known Evans four or ave years. He
had general talk with Evans. he stat
ed. about the train robbery at Ben
brook and Evans asked him what he
thought about It. Evans came back
during the day, and they had another
talk about the train robbery, and Ey-
ans asked him II man got into any
kind Of trouble. how he must do II he
wanted 10 turn states evidence. Ev-
ans carried vnlise which seemed 70 be
heavy, and which he said contained
butchers tools, and there was butch
Rr's steel on top OF II.
Philip Nycum testified that he lived
IN WaNahachie and ran a slaughter
house He knew Evans, who went by
the name OF roney there. Evans was
there about two weeks; 8taid there I'M
III Friday morning. December z, when
he borrowed horse, got his knife and
Bteel. saying he had got Job; that was
ebou, II o'clock Friday morning, ana
he left on the south bound 4 o'clock
train that evening. Thursday night he
was at witness house. and was seen by
witness until he went TO bed
Sam Nycum stated that he saw Ev-
ans there Thursday Ia the afternoon
about I o'clock.
This was all the evidence, and by
agreement Evans was allowed to give
bond In the sum Of $3.50. TO await the
action OF the grand Jury, BY a recent
decision Of the court OF criminal APP
peals. a confession not corroborated by
evidence 10 not SUFFICIENT to sustain
conviction.
The attorneys for the state say that
they have new evidence that makes II
absolutely certain that John WARD,
John Phillips and George Sullivan are
the Benbrook train robbers
II have got the right men"
This confident assertion OF Sheriff
Euleaa last night la tho key note TO the
painstaklng investigation Of the grand
Jury. which has now been In progress
two days.
They made no report yesterday even
ing. Neither ola thoy adjourn.
II IL therefore apparent that they
have found something IN the cases
against the men who are held FOR train
robbery even though the evidence IS
not sufficient 10 warrant indictments.
But II seems to be In the air that In
dictments are coming, and they VIII
probably be reported tomorrow. THIS
concerns the men who were arrested
on lnvestlgatlouB made by SHERIFF En..
less and his deputlca IN the vicinity Of
where the robbery took place II Is
known that thorough and exhaustive
inquiry IA being made Into the matter,
ana there are irtlmatiouH that there
win he the gronEopt kind ~ clrcum-
stantltl evidence when the case comes
20 irlal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

improving from a sewers attack OF
diphtberia she has been undergoing tor
the past three weeks.
b. u. Vestal went to Sherman today
TO attend reu.ion Of the Children OF
his parents, which Will be held AZ me
residence OF the father, Major j N.
vestal ia honor OF the sixuetn birth
day OF his father.
a very interesting meeting OF the
Gainesville Athenaeum was held at
the Y. NJ. c. A. r5oms last night.
MuHic was furnished by Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Bently and MIR, r. B. Wilson
and Mr.. Buckingham. select read
Ing was given BY Mrs. II. r. wilson
The subject for consideration was
Shakespeare and his works. Mr. r. r.
Boil gave an interesting paper upon
the life and character OF Shakespeare,
and was followed in discussion by Rev
D. Krum. Professor Hughes and Mrs.
Keel.
The city water company cut on the
water last night from the city on ac-
count Of the drouth which has been
upon US SO long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Austin. Tex. Dec. i5.-Nfr NJ p
Kelly, manager Of conjunction Of the
Trinity Cameron and Western railrond.
has submitted TO tho commission pro.
hles. surveys and all the vouchers re-
qulred and asks for authority 10 issue
bonds ON the road from Trinity to
Granger, distance OF 100 miles. at the
rate OF 10000 per mile.
After the bonds are Issued tho COM
mission must pass on the validity OF
the bonds. But the mere author,t,, -
Issue the bonds put the enternriso IA,
favor IN money centrrs when money Ia
borrowed for such PURPOSES.
Judge Reagan ~ stiil suffering from
sclatic rheumatism, though out Of dan
ger He has been advi ed to make n
trip 10 Hot SpriuFa, Ark. or Waeu to
try the medicinal effects OF the hot
baths. lilo Is likely to 20 very soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

with local applications. as they cuu-
not reuch the seat OF the disease
Catarrh "a a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and In order TO cure II you must
take Internal remedies. hairs Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, and acts dir
Getty on tho blood and muscouB SUR
faces. Halla Catnrrh Cure ls not a
uuack medicine II was prescribed by
one OF the best phynlcian8 10 this c1un-
try for years, ana Ia q regular pre-
tcrlptlon. 1t Is composed Of the beat
toulcs known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combs
hatlnn OF the two ingredients la what
PRODUCES such wonderful results In
surfing cntarrh. Send for testimonials.
iree, +. j CHENEY n CO.. Props.,
Tolsdo. Ohio. Sold by druggists. price
10 cRntB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
Wnldo'a Now llond,

Houston, Tex, Dec l5.-Major ].
Waldo, who Jew years ago resigned
the vice presidency OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas on account Of fall
ing health. has at last regalned his
former strength and vigor though for
long time mis- life was despalrgd of.
This morning ho assumed the presl-
dency OF the Houston Galveston RAIL
road company, This is new road and
~ composed OF the North Galveston and
La Porte. Houston and Northern roads.
which We're consolidated. The new
road Will be a competitor of the Inter-
national and Great Northern and santa
Ie and Will probably do business In
the shape Of a strictly terminal road.
as II can work with the Missouri Kan
sas and Toxins, Houston East and West
Texas Houston and Texas Central.
southern Paclho and Aransas Pass,
none of which have trackage to Calves
ton The road win soon secure valu-
abe terminal privileges at both ends OF
the line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

The storm waves viii reach ,b,s -.
tlqlan ana me Other changes noted VII
S VIZ AZ r., ena within 100 miles Of Fort
or s. 4, ". s .Wen,y-four hours before
low; gwen be-
December ls-Moderaing.
meridian. wave on this
,,Neeemher ie-wind changing
Decsmpsr y s,l-S,oo'er and clearing.
December 22-Wnrnnnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
rnnsoNAL MnNrInN.

Miss Bessie woodhouse Is waiting
frlenda In thla city on her way home
TO Wichita Fan,
Miss Julia Minis OF Mississippi IL
visiting Mr. and Mrs. $. q CASTOR. cor
ner of Hattie and Rusls streets.
I'D Nowlin, u Gerard. John Conway
and u. w Robinson OF Temple were
recent arrivals at Hotel Rlcholeu.
10 NJ stewart, elork at Hotel Richie
lieu, has returned from Axteii, Kan.
where he was called several woeka ago
by the death OF his father.
Mr.; Frank Yeager, editor OF the Wax
ahachic Enterprise one az the Oldest
ana most prosperous OF tho weekly Jour
nails OF the atpte. L. la The city.
Mise Bessie woodhouse. who has been
attending school At Huntsville. as s,op.
PING mere on her return TO her home
at Wichita Falls, FOR Christmas yaen
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
Dr. Dennis Cures catnrrh
Deafness and eye diseases. Dundee blk.


Tyler, Tex, Dec. l6.-Evangellst
Thompson OF Dallas Is here holding
services at the Bethel Mission rooms.
Miss Haw is being entertained by
and At Palestine,
j L. Mlls'ead and Mrs. sallIe Painter
were marIiod.
A great sham battle Ia to be fought
mere On Christmas day. Extensive
preparations Tor same are being made
ena the program viii be published soon.
Rev a J. Walne OF cnracana 4
visiting friends In the city, and viii
church Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
oAINnsvILln nrncrr.
on 10 a Family Rc-UuIon-- ReIiriou,
Mecting--rcrannal Meutton

'-1"W"lE FeuTEOn,
Gainesville, Tex. Dec * f,,.
llelehVr and u. N. Potts eanne In ,oSn,,
frOn sclehervlue. "'
/, n, Morris OF Dexter was In tho eltv
yesterday. S''S
w. G Tnltty Of Marysvile was an
the city today on business.
W - Morgan OF this city. j. n
Burton Of Maysdlle aud j. N Alex.
ender from Rosston. returned today
rom houston, whera they have been
james Beasloy ana Afisa raass,,
We're granted license today ID MARI,
Deputy Marshal Reagan took Ia par.
IS today John Pearl. Young man az.
; rested IN Afdmore charged vim m.
ninS a Tying jenny man % $50.
Miss Hazel Patrick is thought 20 he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

WIN Dohcrty city passenger agent
for the Santa Fe, has returned.
a. S. Wilson, assistant city ticket
agent OF the Cotton Belt. will 20 TO
Grennvillo TO remain until after the
u. NJ, Hunt, travelling passenger
turned yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Tho ergumenta In the J u. Head
murder trial were resumed In the Sew
bnteeuth dlslrle, court yesterday morn
lng. } H. Jackson Tor the state spoke
frstt Mr., Lindsey for the deycnsa
spoke next and was followed by IA.
NJ Fumman. also Tor the defense.
The last speech In the trial was made
by County Attorney Hen Terrell FOR
tho prosecution, who closed about $3.50
?, m, The charge was given TO the
Jury By Judge Harris and after about
half m hours conference they
brought In verdict OF not guilty, and
j. d, Head was u free man.
Sues the Katy.
George W. Armstrong has filed n
putt FOR damages against the Missouri
Kansas and Texas railway company OF
lie alleges that on November H. 1894.
MS wife. Mrs. Mamie Armstrong. pur-
chased a ticket az Fort Worth 10 Waco
with return coupon ana on account OF
the earelcslncSs OF thc compuny's agent
In stamping the wrong date on the
Ticket she wac aoeostod by the eon-
Oneior on tho train whom she Btartcd
20 return and told In brutal and hols-
ferrous manner that she could not ride
on that ticket and though she cX-
plaiAed the circumstance to the cou-
ducter she and her Infant We're COM
PEELED 10 get od Rt lilinhOro, as she
did not have money enough with her
90 pay her fare an the way home, This
caused her great distress and martideh-
hon and the suit Is brought FOR $500
eetual damages and $1,000 exemplary
damages,
Aiiegcs Abandonment.
o. A. Phillips has Hled a bin FOR
hNoree from r. Phillips. They were
married. In - s.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Auatell, Ca. Dec i5.--J. o. Waters.
the proprietor og Lithla spylnga h1tei
az taia place, committed uulcide This
morning BY cutting his ;hrnut with a
razor, While IN q RON alone he made
cash across HE throat from ear to
car and was found IN pool OF blood
10 lived about two hours. Waters
had heen on prolonged spree aud was
driven 70 take his own life In a M Of
dependency,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Discuss History of Texas Troops
a Monument TnlIScd or

Waco. Tex, Dec, l5.-Pat cleburne
camp OF Confederate Veterans hsld a
meeting hast night, when the question
OF taking some action toward getting
W history Of Texas troops II ne
late war was discussed aud the neces.
silly " auoa n history anu a correct
one urged.
The camp also discussed favorahlv
a movement 10 erect monument a
IeNas 10 the memory OF General Albert
sidney Johnston. and recalled the re-
buried IN Texas. which was eomplied
Win, his remains being moved from
New Orleans to Austin, where they now
u Is understood that tho movement
n th's direction WIZ be made and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

ployes for something over 800. The lion
Is worth two or three thousand dollars
and Is still In his cage. for nobody
here would try 10 carry him OF -or ten
thousand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

washington, Dec, is,-TAe cash hi,
s ~, s,o IN tne treasury today waa sisH ~,
o,,,sz' and ne amount OF god res 49,
aiiy r Srorss eng ga not form.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Commerce Tex. Dec, IS.-in the
local option election today. four boxes
gise 80 majority for prohibition. One
change the result
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

r, san Antonio. Tex. Dec. 1s.-Ioe
naV.n' q railway employe. killed bin,-
MI HI .onigh. with earbo.ic acid. Cause
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Fort worth omcer Has np inter-
sstins Job on MS Hands.
"spiian,' one % tho lions Of poons,s
mfnasere IS consiructlvoly IN Inc
po9sesslpn pf u dpn,ny constable an Az
c9unf OF an aitaeament ny three en-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

donation party was given last
evening by tho Crescent Society. The
party met at No Ill West Fourth
street. Aftor delivering tho donations
they proceeded 10 No. 2,6 North
Franklin street. Three or four hours
were sptnt III varl Gus kinds of games.
Messrs. llaney and Vim Duncan gave
some very fine selections on tho man.
dolin and guitar. Mr.. Thomas Porter
amused the company by his comic
songs. Clarence Watson sang solo.
Messrs. Boys and Sanders gave some
selections oil the harmOnica. Refresh
meIts were served in abundance At
a reasonable hour all aeparted to their
respective homes. ...
Among those present were: Misses
Annie Milvln. Clara Brlukley, LIZZIE
Saith, Clara Devalinger. Gladys
kicurds, Matte Watson, Alice Francis,
Mary Eutter, Hattie ltuttor, Mattle
McElwee Ella Reed. Elnm Wadnan,
Dora Wilson, Kat Schneider, Maud
Duncan. Katie Mctirilis. Maggie
Ma thews. Mary Hanna May Sander
son. Monnle iIysore, Elsie lIysore,
Florence Chambers MIS- Duncan. Mrs
Rummel Mrs Heap, Mrs. Deemer,
Alossrs. samuel Alexander Wesley
Watson. Harry Boys Charles Barney.
Frank sanderson. Wilton Grammer,
Leo Church. HAIRY Crsamer. George
MORck. Isaac Grey, Louis Mcbride,
Royal Woodrow, Samuel White. 'rhos.
Porter Millnrd Vernon, Frank Gay,
Edward Matthews, Wlfred Buck
ma. ter, Emily Bell, Edw Guy, Gus.
Dennis. Charles Grif1iuberI, Harry
SandersuD, Frank Mynleh Norris
Rob rts Ralph McColley. William Mo
Ginnis. Harry Reed. George llummel.
William lrultt. Thomas HYATT, james
burning and George Curry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
THIRD EDITION.


Tho Chapel Builders Association OF
the Mcdowell villa Baptist Sabbath
School last evening gave an entertain
ment In the chapel building which
Wae conc tuded bYa lengthy and spirit
cd debate on the question Resolved
That George Washington was a Great.
or General THAI Napoleon Ionaparte. y
Frank Fox and Harry Lynch argued
the superior qualities OF Washington s
generalship but were defeated by
Preston Chalsant and Arthur Y. Davies
OF the negative side.
Mr.. Chalfant followed the career OF
Napoleon from his fret engagement
In l1s5 to 1918 when he was IN ost pop.
the Alps, feat which never before
had been accomplished, and browning
his march with victory. MIR. Dawes in
speaking of Napoleon said:
Napoleon ranks with Alexander.
Caesar and Charlernange, among the
greatest men this world has ever seen.
He possessed In the highest degree
the genius Of the warrior and OF the
administrator; he put an end to an,
archy. Reconstructed society, Io.es
tablished the church, promulgated the
Code. placed France at the head of the
nations. ind founded an empire al
least equal to that az Charlemange
He died in 1921. and to use the Ian
guaRe OF one OF the greatest literary
writer's Of the day. ''Posterity has moi
yet ceased to bo perplexed by Napo
Icons career. He imilames nationu
partialities more than any other Per
sonage, and his activity, by embracing
many counties, transcends the field
OF view oil the historians oil each ma
ton"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

The greater part OF thIs mornings
session Of the Superior Court was
by Argument on the rule to
show cause why thelsherii1's sale Of the
farm OF Amanda Hawthorne should
not be set aside. Harry Emmons rep
resented the plaintiff and J. Harvey
Whiteman the defendant. On judg
ment OF 60, 500 Robert Savers and 5,
II. Ethridge. mortgagers. seized the
farm, and II was sold by the sheriff to
eatlsfy the amount
Mr.. Emmons contention was that
as the mortgagers had not Informed
Mrs. Hawthore nof the seizure, nor
did they cause IL to be advertised. as
acquired under the statute, that the
rule should be set aside. Mr.. White
rman resisted the application. The
court will render decision this after.
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Work on the new church building OF
the Cookmun congregation will be
commenced on Monday, under the
lsupGrvision Of the church trustees
The congre CATION has worslllpped for
six years in the two story frame
building at Fourth and Scott streets,
and for the past few years have bee II
lstruggling to get new place of wor-
ship. the membership increasing and
the congregation getting larger.
On Monday night the trustees m 81
land decided to build the church at
cost of $1,000 and from plans repaired
by Architect l.. l. Rice. The edfica
will be as neat chapel as there Is IN
this city. Ii will he two stories high
with a frontage OF SO It. on DUPONT
street, and running back go II. 1t viii
be of brick, with granite trimming.
and the lower floor OF Brundywin,
granite.
The lower floor will be built as n
basement In which tho class and prl'
mary rooms will DO located. The
auditorium interior will be OF th,.
finest wood work. finished in eign;
colors. and tho windows OF staineu
glass. Electricity will probably lighi
the entire ediice.
The building will only be chapel,
but later the church Will be built AL
Joining. The pastor. Rev. w. L. White.
has done much toward tho building o
the church, aud now that the work /,
about TO be begun the congregation
Will hold praise and prayer service ~
the old building on sunday night, t.
which the public is invited.