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glm 81. sSalluar in llbri1sbille bic
gBittipe Gofa q. Stuee0 i'm gllter DDn
go Sabren an ben 6olgen zines 5blas=
atlfalles.
gm /. Sebruar in Columbus Wn.
| 8. Bbillips, friiberer 8eIiber bes 8lo=
be 0otels IN Stem Gpmerstoipn, mad
ldneerer &rdntlibfeit, i'm Otter BON 66
Sabren.
9lm l. Gebruar in Wapne Sotpnibip
Gi1arb 8urrell I'M 9llter BON ipertig
iiber 79 eSabren. Geine Satin, nit
Der er III &inber erSeuete, eif1g ibnl
f6on i'm Sabre 1883 i'm Sobe poraus.
Dur1 9lrbeit unb Sparianifeit bate
ct 1itb gum ,poblbabenoen Manne emf
ppr sel6nunsen. 0as gegrdbniB fano
in 9unbee itatt.
9lm 2. sSebr. i'm Sauie 1eines 9feFfen
Spbn 9lbbiibl nabe bel &offorb, So6n
&iggle, 79 Sabre alno 2 Monate aft.
Ser 8erltDrbene mar unberbeiratbet.
9tm 5. Sebruar in Nuib SIP. in Der
gtdbe Der pleaIant @rope Stride Die
Srau BON 9enrD Stabl on einen 9er5=
f1lae. Sic bate nit Der Samilie am
Triibitiif She'll eenommei, ging bann
in bic Slide unb tpllroe ipeilige Minu=
ten ipdter neben Dem SCRIBE toot
alf Dem Soben liegeno aufgefunben.
9uber ibrem Soften binterldBt Die 8er=
itorbene 2 S0bne unb 2 SD6ter.
9lm 5. Sebr. in Senniion Srau GU
rab gBiliIon, 81 Sabre uno 9 Wonate
alt.
9lm 6. Sebr. in ubri1sbile @itttpe
gpntbia u. Sbamel, " Sabre oft; Die
Weritorbene tpuroe in Gnaoenbiitten CUR
Groe beltattet.
9(m 6. Sebruar in Der 9idbe BON
garfersburs, g8. 8a., Stephan Qffol=
ter, i'm 9llter BON so Sabren. Ser
8eritorbene lit in 2eu3igen, st. 8ern
in Der S6mei5, geboren. @r fam in
ben 60aer Sabren na6 Den Ser. Staa=
ten. 1884 sine ibm feline Srau i'm
Sobe Dpran. gr binterlaBt Drei SDbne,
cine So6ter unb 27 Gnfel. Spbn Nf=
folter babier 1T Elm Spbn bes Gerltor=
benen.
9lm z. Sebruar in Netp philadelphia
an elmer 2ungenfranfbeit Sobn @an=
5enrieo, i'm Otter pon ga Sabren.
9lm IL. Sebruar na9 nur stpeitd9i=
ger &ranfbeit in leiner Wobnung an
8eaperoam @briitian MeDer, IS Sabre,
2 Monate uno 9 Sage aft. Ser Ser
ltorbene, Elm after SunggeIelle, fam
in 1851 nit Mutter uno @ei6niltern
na6 oieiem 2arloe. ST ipar i6iperbD=
rig uno lebte ieit Dem Sooe ieiner Wtut=
ter meiitens alein in ieinem 9auie.
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SeruaGtc Ssatts."

Inter Der 2ilte Der 8erltorbenen fin-
Den Die 2eier AUDI ben 9tamen BON Spbn
Mansenrieo. Menn mir bemIelben bier
beionbers einige 3eilen ipibmen, 10 ge=
I9iebt es ni6t etpa nit &iifii6t auf
rei6e unb anseiebene 8ermanDte, oenn
Der 9ertorbene mar ME perbeiratbet
unb bat unieres Wiliens bier feline Ser
nanbte er mar alle5eit Elm armer
S9lufer, Der frob mar, tpenn er i'm
Stanoe mar, iein tdgli9es 8rob 81 per=
bienen, aber er beiaB einise @barafter=
ei9eni1aften, Die mir in elmer 3eit, oa
Sauienbe uno 3aMenoe na9 Stats
biilfe rufen unb Der ielbititdnoige Wan=
nesmutb, Der auf Die eigene Sraft per=
traut, 10 ielten seporben 1T, ms re6te
2i6t seiebt meroen iollten.
Sobn MansenrieD bat Die Ipnnige
Seite bes 9ebens faum je getannt. 9lls
Sinb i6on muBte er rnter frelnben
2euten iein grDb lu9en unO nod in
ju9enoli6em Otter muroe er BON einem
piloen 9ensite 10 i6limm 5ugeri6tet,
baB man an ieinem guffommen stpei=
felte, uno bate er fein ganses Seben
lang al ben Solgen 81 leioen /; ipdter
nuroe er Yoftfuti6er uno gin9en
ibm einnal Die Bferoe burh, Der BOlt=
paeen purDe umgeworfen uno er iuur=
De beinabe gu Sooe aeid)leift. 9tls er
1i1 Gnoe Der 70ger Sabre entI6lDB, in
Ger neuen 98elt iein Slid 5u iu6en,
perlDr er bur6 Die gta6ldiiisteit zines
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iein ganses
GepdG uno bamit NQes, mas er iein
eioen nannte. @iniae Sabre ipdter.
ais er bel SanbpDiQe arbeitete, gerietb
ct beim Sabren bon SOl5 unter sinen
9aumItamm, Der einen Siigel herllnter
rplte, unD babel wurbe ibm Elm Seilt
poultdnbig ungeorebt, 10 bab er gSo=
den lang trant barnieDer lag.
SIT es unter Oieien I'm ltdnoen 81 per=
wunoern. bab Der NerltDrbene in ieinen
alien 3asen frdntlib unb gebre6li6
muroe 2 - Seine Sreunbe 9aben ibm
oaber ben poblgemeinten Gatb. in's
Mrmenbaus 81 seben uno li6 ni6t 1dn=
ger gu plagen. glber babDn pollte er
ni1ts boren, Der Geoanfe, Der Dhentli=
den Mobltbdtisfeit CUR 2ait gu fallen,
mar ibm Elm @rduel, uno 10 finben mir
i'm benn nod tpenise Sage por ieinem
Sobe bel Sreb. Summer als Stallfne6t
bel Der 9lrbeit. Mu6 Die SOee, auf Sf-
fentli6e llnfoiten besraben gu iperhea.
mar ibm unertra3liA, uno 10 hatte er
! Ii6 bon ieinem fdrsli6en 0eroienf eine
aeniiaenoe Summe gu einem anltdnbi=
/ gen 9egrdbniB 5uiammenseipart Die er
aud in Notb Mno Grantbeit niemals
anerif. Gr bate otter ben Muni6
gsdubert. oab BEL ieinem 8earGbnine
au1 einise Guti1en ieinen Sarge fol=
gen mD1ten unb inn, oem i'm 2eben 10
| lnan1es periagt iuurOe. sing nacb oem
3ooe penigltens Dieier Wunf1 In @r=
fiiaung 4 GutIden besleiteten am
9onncrfag feline iroiiben lleberrelte
our leBten 9ubeitdtte.
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DanfiaamMa.

GeDon ieit mebr als orei Monaten
5inD cine grobe Nnaabl BON Sobfengrd=
bern in Yife Nun auBer Nrbeit uno eli
ne glnsall Burger BON Stem gDilaoela
phia, tuo.llnter namentlid) ST. Ghas.
Wiit6ener, babsn oieielben IN liberaler
WeiIe unterftIiBt lltlb iager tDir 6eniel=
BEN nniern berslidsn Danf. ipie mir
aud fiji lpeiiest @aben oanfbar lino.
Ssoblenardber bon Yite Nun.
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inen syan1iliea, on speIte mir prcbsn uno grz
fulare gratis ienoen f6nnei, Gps8ieue Of
fsrte: irertbbole @ejebenfe tptrSea pertbeilt an
@Hs, ipel4e uns 25 peer rtebr Naiiiet siltz
iepsen, bic nod nidt IN ililisre liits siissefras
gen fiilo. Ghreibes oeatLid Aortifire,
A. NIELEN. So W. 9Th St.. Cincinnati. O
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s. Observation-Disclosures.

Gsefiel @retpea Mlnira perbue.
2etpis s. parlons 9lice M. Sosler.
&Obert 6. Stiber Minnie =. Wc=
Guaou9b.
Sobn u. 0aeeie Sna 9. Williams.
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8rufarbeiten in beuti6er nnb
en9lii6er Sprade perDen in unierer
9ruderei prompt unb billig beiorgt. tt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
rIIn NEMs M NO..
Baker won't Talk, Neither win Clark
All Are SURPRISED.

Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, March 5,-fhe invitation
Of Chairman Baker 10 Chairman Mat
lock and the acceptance Of 10 by tho lat
ter was made public here this evening
and d tx the sole topic OF conversation,
"Nhul does 30 mean, u tle question
asked by everybody. Harmony hhr
boon believed to- be practically oft OF
fine question and generally 80 accepted
TN Invitation oil Chairman Baker hns
upset all calculations and coupled with
the Invitation is the statement lliHi hHr-
mony, real genuine hnrmuny. Will be the
result Of the Dallas meeting.
This has caused all kinds 81 epecnla-
ton. Prominent members OF the Ba-
kcr committee wing Of the phrty say
that the committee Of the Dallas meet
ing will cutorse the national Democrats
platform, adopt the Cleveland vote OF
1893 us the basis If representation mud
adopt resolutions stating mat It's wing
Of the Democracy Is not opposed 10 tie
national administration.
These steps may be put down as o
part Of the program % now lad ont,
just what other action will be- taken Il
Is difficult 10 learn.
Chairman Baker was nnn-commlttnl
this evening. and could not be induced
to express himself.
bn tslfen Witch Viii surely result IN
barmony. and lint the nciion viii nm.
donbtcily be raiifed by both commit.
IN ms Ia indicntnd by the invifa-
Han 10 fhe NInfleek Committee. and h
is strenribenel ly the expressions of
many ,giio arn Mechanically M "a nosi.
tion ia oxpress or5niops of more than
nriiparv ygeIyht From nll fhat an
he learned there viii be no Joint cail for
y cnntontion Tbia-,gonld seem "a sirn.
,nsr ibe mnffer Jn,yn 10 4 understnnl ins,
r6,eerning fhe ealiine OF two eonvcn
lions M lid same time and place ami
= deleanfiSn ~ tbe onestina OF bar'
,ronv ami ~ detaiis 10 those ,,,nt.,'n.
fions This. boycver a moro or lsss
sr,ee,ilatiro Tbc Raker contmifss..
seents 10 he committed 10 tho posIfion
~ hi. sser,fci,s, ,,r;,ieinl,., ana M XXX
~ inrlpdsJ IA" rsrasoitIon of the MAJ.
/ III, ,,,rrtittsa Al, q ,sofl,r Dentaer,st.
~ ,'iysi;on mi. poiut mlsa,t NJ
oyo,dri IN nm nn1erstaplipz eotlcnr'.
~. ~ eaiii,s. ',,,.,,,,,,g.,tio6s NJ No..
.,,s...,,'te5
'sis,e f1,rt ieado,. Mere a. n r,,le a.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

by Associated lffW
Washington, March 5.l'lho debate on
tho pension appropriation I'll continued
all day 10 thn hnnAe. nnl " time CON
sidcrnlde spirit was dlplayfd. The
principal speakers were Mfrfrs. Deliver.
Ifetburp, i,uiDp aud Cannon II ~ ex-
peeitsi that the debate will be concluded
tomorrow
Moody. the evdnrelistwho " conducting
revival here With Mr.. Sankey. deliver
cd the prayer 10 The house iiils morning,
Mr.. Bredkcnridfe N Kentucky rcpyried
the urgent deficiency bill with senhte
anicndnenfn.
The latter worr concurrfd In. and the
bill WINS sent to the conference
Mr.. McCrcary, Democrat. ~ Ksl-
tucfF. ~ the committee on foreign ar
fairs. naked unanimous consent for the
pnsnage oi the hcihto resolution Tor The
appointment 81 q commission Of five "a
represent this government VI the iuterne-
ilon exposition which opeuN rt Ant
wefu. MAY D.
M Cannon Of Illinois confended ihst
n a commission were 20 be- appointed
The United States eaould defray theif
Air. BAILEY. Democrat, Of Texas. OBJ
M MeRca o. Arkansas reported .
hu auflioTiging the Tcxnrtana aDi
NdrAveu9yf railroad companY ~ construct
hfidfe across die Sulpher river Ia Ar
krueaa. add u Tas pHpird.
NJ, Hoakina. lieDubleAn, q ulineia'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06


among those lew who Know ct ihe e'rr'-
slondence was, what VIII become o. We
avowed eandioaiest me consensus q
oNh'on' inueel' the Unanimous 'VNN'
MeNt OF NOSE ReAuemeA was sH
none Oh me pfesent 'Rfen'n'u' 'n''N''
dates hHN any opanee Win NNs'.'V''f
s''u''I' II seems 10 DO sh'ir VF''.'''
ina' PREREQUISITE 90 harmony y ~,
nomination q man whose name Wli
nor he Offensive IN the nosirns or "pF'
such action one OF these fen'ie'nen u'
CARED. increased the value oil TOW N''s
STOCK 90 per cent
Anenl Gov Ross Il was stated lasl
evening by o gentleman whose position
Is one that gives aim access 90 sh' 20.
ner circles OF politics. that iriehns of
Hoy- Ross had much TO 10 IN nrlni5He
aeoNl ms method oil harmony Av
lhliuia'o iriopus OF Nov hnrs' epn'''''''N
thls gentleman nave Known io' se'-
Nral WeeNs that NoY. Ross was Ivy
opposed To the burdens OF oi'ee aElnt nc
did not wish. however, TO be Me'el
in Le attitude OF hayins an unseeih'y
ecramole for the ollice. tfNse ihS'llNN
,hsseusions which hnve hera iaekihs cue
Democracy of Texas TO the very core
have worrid Gov. Ross more ,hAn 6eu
think. You remcmber no SAID m N'vo'
orly wcel, ago, that he Hiw NO Wpson
why q man should he barred from
third term as governor " congresS2'ln
was eligible to AZ many terms ~ he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
FARMER
HATCH'S
BILL.
--
He Wrangles With
Cotton Brokers.
APPROPRIATIONS IN THE HOUSE,
The Treasury is Filling Up
With Gold,
---
Texans Arc Whiting sharp sticks
for olncy, whom rhcy want
to shake tho Plum rrcc,
Texas Matters at
the Capital.
The Treasury is Filling Up
With Gold,



NuthinIluu Alafph b. Tho loading nu.
tb,,it.- Il, h, .,tt., ,.,i., ,,..s, h.,
""'
lore rue mouse committee on nrn'u'tn'r
today on the first ul q series of hnhringu
ana Tho npti..,ai,, in III Ar fnt,J,
" hlongat oN' some sharp controversy
nt limos. during whirh Representative
Hmm n,o o,,,,, 10 d., I,i1 ininol /.
M Kin. -. NJ,
SUE WIN iFMAoNl a. ~ hlNNs OF Tue
Now York cotton exchange aud pfesl.
don't Az tag,h,s., ri n, N,, ~.
leans Ntimi exchange as To the general
practice vi aellug cotton, with the dia-
tlnri upderst,n.liug thet IA vas i, bo n
''"e '''
speculation with no actual delivery
Mr. Hatch snid that llls practice WAS
,orri,l on ,.,,,st,,t,tt,. "a, fvt,s,,,o .,,1 IA,
NJ ',''s', CIV NV
hnu evidence "l inquest onnh'N character
~ 10 The fact Both of The hends of the
cotfnn e,ebn,,p,s se,,ntr,,tt,tsd n,i4
,n ny 80. =, na d1,,,..inn ,.in,
=" lne euu'HN ui lhr DISCUSSION WIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

BY Atoclaicl ffrsf
Wnsilngton, March .. 'llie snnlte held
q short session today aud Inn little huAi-
news Of Importance Nas transacted,
A bref dcbafo nn silver WAS pr'cN-
htrd rs me intrntinn expressed hy Mo
,lco president To- refer The TN aud
selgniorage BIN (which iua just been re-
ceirri trout the housel 90 ihe finance
committee
Mr.. Stewart of Nevada. opposed this
disposition Of thn All, aud asked that it
be- allowed 20 la on the inhlc, subject
10 being called No. ut any time This was
finally ordered.
Mr. Stewart AZ the SHINE lime offered
n free silver amuitlincni ~ the Bill. The
only other event OF iniclWit was the
offering by Mr.. Morgan vf Alabama. ~
q resolution looking 10 The appointments
Of tnrin commission, wliliai ne oilorcI
as an amendment 90 tha tFnf bill.
A nnmbrr 81 hills Of minor imperianee
were passed. THE M'siarnlllnn bill wns
taken from the calender, hui went over
until tomorrow, on objection from Mr.
Morrill,
An executive se-Hion u q little more
than No hour WIS held aud d number OF
nominations confirmed.
Among q number Of petitions presented
by Mr. Cockrell were several letters from
druggists w Missouri asking him 10 yoie
against the Wilson bill. because u rniacd
The duty on alcohol. Mr., C1cltfe anid
he WIS ngionlshod at receiving 70 many
letters from tho members q one pro-
fdsd0n and M copih,sl IN forms eingn-
iarv uniform until he received the I'm
spiaii1n' AZ those lOiteiH q crculur from
tho Iowa Hinie pharmaceutical as-0ciH-
ton, nrklng the druFEisia 70 write 70 tho
eenaipr from Missouri directing them %
vote AGAINST nm Increase ~ fnNnnOn on
necessity. "On a. Necessity 10 nrohihl.
tion Iowa" eaolnimcd Mr.. Coclirpll
melodramiically. moro necessary thhn
tfa or coffee
The amendment 70 the fiiles proposed
by Mr. Peirer, for tho disclniinunnec %
the secret ersslon WIS referred 20 tho
c0mmiftee on rules.
IN for the construction Of a brldgc
niroge ihe Arkansas liver near Ynn
Burm, Ark, WIS passed without amend.
ment A number Of private bills were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

y truce has been declared.
Mr.. Bakers committee aud Mr.. Mat
locks committee viii meet in the same
tepee March 10. aud there arrange the
terms OF peace,
Whom Mr. Matlo,k arrived at his office
yesterday mornng, among the large
pile of letters which awaited his care was
the following:
Waco, Tex, March 3, s94-Hon. A.
L. Mutlock Chairman, etc.-Dear Sir:
Referring again 10 your Communication
Of February 1, 1894. submitting certain
propositions as u basis Of settlement Of
an the differences in the Democratic
party in Texas and desiring to lend my
corporation to such laudahle purpose 10
the fullest extcnt consistent with my
duty rs chairman of the Democratic
state executive committee, l have the
honor to extend cordial invitation 10
yourself aud committee to meet at Dallas
ON March 10, 1884, to the end that the
important propositions submitted in your
communication must receive due con
siderauon from each committee, holding
n,lna ona ,ri,b The Sons that tho wisdom
p," an,-ia,;sn, - saia commit,o NAV
~ BE- ,Ga ,ifforancls oyistipr IN The party.
v nm emo inst b,s,s satisfactory 10 an
n n,ya Democrats
sohci,tHs lAe lasoF % MA In ' ra,,or AZ !
anu "i'u sgI,''uv ~ p ,,'.',
neg " i''H'''"' ioD' " : RAISt,p
,u..i.,,.,, D.,,,or.t. Sfate Executive
Op y, 7''''''"''0 ~
toInh'''ee' , 49,, ae,..
After mature deilner',lop ,,,ica %"I r-inngs
eo"su'.n''V" S Mi'" ,, ,u'" NJ Nlatlock die.
taied inc lo"Dw'hS iepsi 49, s'''A
forwarded 10 W rco '" wv , 1904 -
ror' W. WHr.D : i L. chairman etc
non W amer =, - i', ,a ,o,nr ~ aclnowl.
Dear ar' na'e ,uV nOl ,,..,,,,.',,nn 81
edge receipt OF your communication pl
March D. lsoi' extending ,, eo ,,IInh 'I !
M,o'ion ., TO n'e e'' mnat az DALLAS on
a lInr. Sl'i Ia 1851, to the end that the
n 1roaon on submitted by me. as chair
man 81 a"' nav receive dine considcra-
oo'nnillee' 'nas limit Wv and 10 saw
ton from Do'n S','i" ''.l. 80 aoas,to1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

spccial Dispatch.
Washington. March BIN the supreme
court todny the following are among the
opinions handed down;
sam fazar0ns, plaintiff IN error, ~
William Waller lheigs, w error, 10 the
United States circuit court for the Nor
fiIefn district Of TcEns. Judgment uf.
grmed with costs and lutcrcsL Opin.
ion by SIR. Justice Brown. Alfred
Rove ct nj. plninuna In error Va Wui.
Nam Waller Phelps Ia error 70 the United
States circnit court Of she Northern. dir
trict Of Texas. dismissed with cost.
OPINION by Brown.
III Paeo Winter Co. appellant "a. CITY
Of ~ Paso. appeal from United states
rircult court for Western district Of
T'rras dismissed for want Of iprsdir'
lion. Opinion By Brown
Jn he case Of Fort Worth City com
pany. plaintiff IN error ", The sninl
RrjdFn company. mandate was granted
on motion of A. ii. Garland, for defcn'
dant IA error
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06


q, a...sto,ri,. ,to ,,,,t nv ho ,ssor.
,ton ,hs, Nv Raror 5ii nn, c,nGIe 70
o,v saw, IA ,iosn ,,bo Inv ri.bt or ma.
si,ion and in,ercst ,nsb, ~ bnov ~ bis
intended action n se,r,s IA b,ye be,n
NJ pni.n,.s ,yi.h IN I,ar. HE iot,,r no.
nab, s.cro, midi rrnr ,eos r,rn,,lo.
,oJ
NM. ,,il NJ. N,.r,., h,s r,sro,,,d
IA ,no frnast a,,ont and on,y nnil,;coi
advisor. NJ NJ NTatianl tnaw of NJ
pslor's ,o,t.r or nr M roniy and min
tbis mornin,'. naners ara an the .tr.ots
tho nnh,ic az ,arro Vii rcmsn in nro.
farn5 ;,nora,,co ~, - e q, r,a+tor tssc rh,.,
nono ,ti,sr canld ho ~ nore n,,n,ent 10
IN nn,no,roc, or Toros
wbon Nir ,Tntocl ,y,s osle1 what
bo tborsg,t of ma Iet,cr no oyirco1
desire in INV nothing evnrossing a prcr.
erence TO remain silent untu the two
committees should meet and something
more definite should result. But when
pressed for an expression MIR. AIatlook
said:
81 consider the invitation Of MIR.
Baker ia our committee to meet with
his committee at Dallas on The 10Th OF
March bpcly and proper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
THE HIGHER COURTS,
sIlrllEMn conRr.

BY Aesocintrik prcss
Washington, March BIN tho supreme
court today The decision Of tho klnsnH
court Ia the case Of the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railroad Company APP
pelIant In error u.s. i0bcris. was re-
yoried 81 an opinion bY Justice Field.
This was a suit for eiccilneni. ono NJ
the principal questions being whether
ln;a= occupied bv the OHnge Indians
wero included IN the railroad grants, Tho
court holding that thcY come under the
reservations IN the grant
The suit Of the ~ Paeo Matgr ,om-
nor. waH dismissed bccnuae tho imam
eiai Interests involved we're below the
roqnirements for consideration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
WACO AFTER THE CONVENTION.
Snpcinl DisnRtcb

Waco, rcx. March o. Al M mtmis.
iastir meeting htld at tho city hall
t0D.ght q committee N thirty leading
riiHons was appointed 10 attond the meeJ-
ing OF the Democratic etnto committee az
Dallas on tho 10Th inst. and tender tho
use NJ the Coiiun Palace auditorium for
the state convention, aud to present
W8c1's claims az the place Of holding
die convention.
rhe delegation VIII charter car and
attend I'D full force.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
CUnBERSoN nor THE SENATE
"o.d Dave WIN be a Candidate for
CokC's Scat and He Wi Have
COlc's Good WIN

Austin rcx March 3. "A gentleman
Of this city, who has Just returned FROM
Washington, brings he news TINT CON
grcssnian Ilave' Culhorspn Win be "
candidate TO succeed senator Coke. He
further says senator Coke will not be
q candidate for reelection, aud that
whatever uilnenrc ne haa has boon prom
isfd To Judge Culhcrson. The gentleman
roierrrl 90 is decidedly emphatic In his
statement and says thcrc h. not the
shntow Of q doubt that Mr. Cuhewon
viii be. and H. Il candi1nic for the son
ste TO succeed senator Coke.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
rorrrR oonNd HOME.
A Farewell Banquet was Tcndctcd to
the American Minister To
Rome Last Night.


Rome, March 5.A banquet was
glyon This evening AZ the Grand hotel
Ia honor of AIR. Potter, The retiring
United States minister. Tho Fuuai7 hi.
cudei Mr.. Wayne MoNeagh, the new
ter offered toast 20 King ilumbnri, and
Baron Blame, die foreign minipcr n
toply expressed the sincere and cordial
friendship and high esteem that has all
waya been felt by tho sovereign, tho
goycrnmcnt and the people Of lialy 10,
wnrds the United States. Baron Blauc
dent Cleveland. which WAS responded TO
with enthusiasm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
oorroN PALACE DIRECTORS,

Nprrlhl lHsphiph'
scriharg To the stock NJ the Cotton
ialuce held meeting tonight aud clec-
ted the board at directors. twcnly.Opc
IN number fnr tho first wear Ths hoard
VIII meet tomorrow afternoon and or
rnulgc to spcufc charter and proceed
with the uuduraklns, u b. expected
that contracts viii he let Ia q few days,
rlpilly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
1unGn ArroINrEn.


Special Dispatch.
Ennis, ToN.. March r. Attorney ID.
~ Singleton 90 Ennis was to-day nppoini-
ed county judge Of Ellis cnnty 10 iill the
nncNprcd torn OF Judge Basrom Me
Daniel, resigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
THE FIRE RECORD.
nARN ~ noRsns

Special Disphtch'
savoy. Tex. Marth 5.-News reached
here this morning Of The burning Of
h.rn balnnring 10 $. W. Kinder. tHo
,n.ies north Of ihis place The barn was
-frnck b. lightning. There we're two
lorses burned 20 death besides all hia
i,orn. oais aud other prolucn. Two
tnples escaped very badly burned aud
MAJ de from thf effects 81 The fire.
irhe oitge1- III Savoy are raisiny money
h bGp Alr. Kinder out In replacing the
NrFs aisn reached here ~ tlp burnlnR
h Reals u baru o. ~ BY All WiAt-
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
4 SALOON FAILURE.

= leg, Ier-; March 81. Il. Fffer.
II M, Jailed this evening AZ Z
q ne gave a bin Of Sale on his
n s,7s bar fixtures and furni-
: ,,,,,,. y W. Il. Collins Of Love
Beara, YES following debts. Mrs.
b. :, sVp; Gust Hcge x Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
BAKER AND MATLOCK ARE EN- RAPPORT.

That May shve Radical Leaders Both Sides and Go Back the
Oheana Of Ouberson Slated Succeed Coke With the
Latters Hearty Support--Groa Politics in This
What Clark and Baker Don't Say,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

lvain Plying Their Work
-.,on-A Negro Woman
IA AMI Placed on the
Track.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-12-14
THE ROADS.

The recent rainy weather has made
a fine opening for the newly organized
road leagues to prove their usefulness.
They can do but little, however, to
remedy the present condition, as their
work must necessarily be preventa-
tive, but the state of our highways
should arouse citizens to the import
ance of the matter and cause them to
add to their efforts to put things in
better shape for bad weather the next
time. They now have splendid OPP
portunity, also, to see where piking
is needed most. OF course, as long as
earth and water will mix and form
mud we must have our dirt roads in a
more or less bad condition during the
winter season, but much of this can
be averted by paying proper attention
to drainage. The man who devotes
his time and money to the improve
ment of his country's highways is full
ly as deserving of the gratitude of his
fellow citizens as he who serves them
on the battle field.