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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-01
l,92a 100000 99,2G9,25O I,9S5,3Sj
an this list of mlionares the World edltoriaily says

menine on this miionares the Fon" eaoa'y says.
In addition plain onary TerSaaa ] Tick IN
so thick York that YOU cannot "to" aploA III
some one wthnt hitting the gentlemen VINO are
t lief wccn million million and hal anu ans 5 th a
worl @ ev unknown to general public mere are more h
of these little in New ork ana DrooAFn " actual
.or,o,s each of who 8 worth than
600 Cuousy enough there are more noo n and s5o o
"oo There arc nine citizens New York each worm F''
ns VOL os esta Of like amount 20
Of aboring men employment and wltn 'he' wives anu @
dren suffering the pangs of hunger and des' III - t ~
or from 1881 to 1860 the Democratic party WIS p' "
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-01
TARIFF DUTIES is A TAN

ajax and By The Mckinley BILL is levied upon almost es-
oe into bc y,itod states This tariff tax is paid ~
tie man or woman who buys tile imported goods. inc
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-01

MILLIoNAIREs WHO WILL PAY.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-01

democratic party recognizing and that the n maid
by the people sought enacted during the Inst If
read just and reform this relieve pcop
UNJUST unnecessary and wrongful burdens VIC now call
attention TO comparison of this Democratic tariff
dchne pl We fully
ue'a OF either BILL but will matters fully enough
enable determine interests of the people
IN making this will
per cent? OF tax imposed and that readily
arn taxes we will state the imposed tariff bills on
imports by the advarem SYSTEM according value Of the Goods
imported taking $4,000 in value the basis of comparison.
SCHEDULE OF THE TARIFF BILLS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
TEXAS SETTINGS.

A new school building will he built at
Franklin.
Strawberries are to be had in abun-
dance at Alvin.
The Deeamr News has completed It's
twelfth volume.
The Corpus Christi Caller celebrated It's
eleventh anniversary last Saturday,
4 Sehulcnhorg firm shipped twelve car
loads Of cattle 10 Chicago one day last
week,
A new Episcopal church will be
dedicated at Mckinney ON the 2Su
instant
\ modern office blocl, six stories high
and containing 40 offices will be built
at Houston.
Several eases of small pox are 70
ported ON the Cupota farm, fifteen miles
from l.uling
Aware Cuelar, aged 81 years on ac
count OF disappointment in love com
mitted suicide at Laredo.
The Detroit Banner says "the hog bust
ness In the west end of Rcd River county
amounts to a big thing"
A elu5 has been organized at Wac,
for the protection of birds. II will o,
known as the Waco Bird Club
The schooner line between Galveston
anu corpus NuflSu mas hceu discontinued
ON account OF lack of patronage.
Scguin c1niemplates the passing Of ~
ordnance 90 whip with 10 lushes al
! iranps found within the city limits,
Lullpg threatens war on the tramp
who infest that place In such number
that they have been declared q nuisance
Rev. i. H. Pitcher died In San Antonio
/ last week from injuries received o.
/ being run over by railroad train lac
/ December.
Jaincs Kerr, a 14-year-old boy Of Be
\ ton, had tooth extracted few day
ago, blood poisoning followed and Il
died from the effects
Or. j. w Shoales recently plante
1000 frpit trees ON his place nca
Orange lie viii plant 1909 trees eac
year until he has 10000.
one hundred and nineteen carloads q
stock were shipped from Baliinger !
! November. against thirty-nine cars fl
the same month in 1872.
Mrs. Dul Averiett the oldes. lad
resident OF Athens, gave a dinner
thirteen lady friends last week Mr.
N. Il. Royal OF Palestine, born in ISL.
was the oldest lady presepi and Mrs
! Mary Mcdonald Of Anderson, born
! 1911 was tho youngest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Such is the Testimony Of a man who
does not have to go to books or TO
sheep raisers for his knowledge Of what
he is talking about. Every advance in
the tariff. he says, has been followed
by decline in the price Of wool Why
this should be so he explains:
IAN American wool, or at least the
great bulk Of Il, Is bought by the wool
manufacturers Of the United states.
They cannot make cloth In compet-
ton with the manufacturers Of wooden
goods in the world without an admiHture
Of certain grade, OF foreign wool not
grown in this country and the higher
price you make them pay for tlTat for
clgn wool the less taey will pay tile
American wool grower.
When Mr.. Hatch, wool producer
votes for free wool. and Mr.. johnson,
a steel rail manufacturer, votes for free
steel rails. It looks as if the other
wool growers and rail manufacturers
ont Of congress might be able to stand a
lower tariff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
squnlazED HER roor.

Mrmphis Sprclul
In the Federal conrt here the case OF
Pummipr vs.. the Illinois Central ral!rohu -
ON trial The suit Is Tor S51p dimaEps
acrruing to the plglnun. Mrs. fommier,
81 Chicago from the action " person
supposed 10 be an agent or empl0ye OF Ihc
defendant corporation in squeezing her
naked foot ns she lay ia sleeping ear
berth one uiglt about TWO years ns". ne
railroad company denies LIABILITY on the
agents squeezed Mrs. iommier's foot u
WIS done without ihe knowledge, consent
or iusugatlun OF the company, ana Inc
further defense Or cnnirlbuinry negligence
Is made a. the attorney for the road urged
today during argument On demurrer that
the plalntln should not have exposed her
foot 20 as To have tempted any ludlscrcet
person 10 squeeze Il. The demurrer was
overruled, and the taking % proof VIII
begin tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
ooIp anNINo N rnn sou1m.


There are few mills throughout the
South that ~ recent years have been prop.
trrly equipped and managed. and Ia every
Instance they have been successful but the
majorliy have not hncp 81 that kind aud
ihe majority have hecu signal fnilurts, For
lag gold nor should there be 10 connection
with southern ores. n o. simply amat
equation OF free guid aud ctprcniration oi
snlphNFeH The snlphureis are easily trent
cd by smeltuF or colonization, aud no gnes
lion l9 To saving the gold PIX either OF The
neihlds exists ihe former, however. hrins
less satisfactory Tor Tho south, nwiuKs tl
ami When shipments are made "a smeliera
OF the East or West the expenses Of freight
anu treatment aggregate about SD on
ma ln ronrentrairs ~ low vflNf cuts q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Theis process IS entire satisfactory. IS has
been proven az the Halle mine In s9ntn
Carolina and BY which the expense does
not exceed $50 per ton o. concenuaie1'
so far there have been no public chl9fina-
now being erected IN Charlotte, :. -, ny
Air. Carnnhan and associates that VIII no
doubt be OF great benefit 10 the gold mics,
or desire 10 erect a chl1riuation plant nt
the mine eau get bis concentrates ueatel
at small expense. There Is also q pAnt
IN course of construction az hlacEbure. ;.
a. for the reduction OF pyriteous ores,
which materially enhances the value oV
concentrates. as by their process h9t on!
the gold, Int the sulphur and iron become
a source of profit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

UnIh IN IInolnnnU EnuulftF,
John sherman remarked tn me yesterday
that dnancicrs seldom or never received
amy reward. lie suggested Hamilton, Cal,
latln, Crawford aud others sherman socins
tired OF tafid discussion. III they furnish
sound revenue aud keep UP the financial
honor Of the country | shull not complain"
he said. sherman, I suspect. looks upon
the East as having refused 10 The Nest iis
period ~ advancing manufactures. and
therefore might prefer Democratic neus-
urc 10 o mixed one, The sinai amount or
money Carlisle borrows, instead OF borrow
ing enough for tong Siege, and tho itnpu.
teucc Of the majority in congress 90 An.
thorl4c lower interest ami savings nnd
aud enrrency with, also threatens 90 expose
az The next loan the governments weakness
as d security holder. with faith prlbdhy
strong now two hundred millions could
have been engaged aud The financial spec.
Ter allayel III at least the next presidential
election,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

WASHINGTON sur.
There Is nothing unreasonable IN the idea
that congress viii give permission 20 several
military, naval and civilian servants uf the
United States to accept decorations Unl tcs.
timoulais presented thpm by various foreign
governments for services rendered on peace
ful occasions A gorIt quantity uf such ma
rcra is IN the keeping of the secretary Of
state awaiting the lUng.drluycd CON
grcssional verdict II a friendly power de-
sircs TO make known lts appreciation Of un
American officer IL should be permitted "a
do 80 To- ITS own way, 50 long us the
fushluu docs not conflict seriously Win
American ideas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Joe Erwin, from Fannin. The issue
in this case was. Whether appellant
knew that his house was kept as DIS
orderly house. Upon the trial the state
attempted to prove by the witness Cri-
der that he, Order, had refused to rent
the property to the women, and that he
had told defendant that he had refused
to rent to them. that they had bad
name. That Erwin remarked that he did
not care damn who rented the prop
erty 50 he got his money. Order refused
to swear to these facts, whereupon he
was asked If he had not told this fact
TO Bizzell; Order denied making the
statement and the state proved by Biz
zell and Stevens that such statement
was made. If Order Informed appellant
Of the character of the women, the state
had the right to prove the fact; If he
did not, what he stated 10 others was
hearsay. II q party attempts to prove
a fact by his witness and fails he cannot
impeach by proving that his witness
stated TO others that he told them such
fact or had made such statement. Re
yersed. Hurt, z. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Mr. y. r. Gopher was npp1in,od E1HgI,11a,
circulation agent fer the Daily GaEetse
October /. Ills travelling represents nf,r9
Terry and G. A. Read
Letters OF authority nre given 70 nl w.
credited agents Of he GnEetic, nnl w 49,
Of doubt persons representing thrils,lN n
as agents should be required TO exhibit thef
authority. -
Al p6stmasttts are authorized 10 act as
agents fOi the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

lNilNAtl lulA ltN'uAhs
A resident OF Homestead, Pa, has brought
suit against the Adams express company
flr alleged failure tu deliver % love token
whereby lie viii be apt Ia lose his tiausec.
u was u curious lapse of chiyalry Il true.
Slnce woman was created for Adams eN-
press company, Adams should, therefore,
have o special eye TO her Interests. II Is
much to be- hoped that the lovers nppre.
honsions may after all turn ont 10 be un.
founded, and that he may yet be able TO
lend his hushug bride to the old home
stead as his own express company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

The storm waves viii reach This meril-
an. and the other changes noted viii
occur At and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within - hours before or after
unset Of the dates given below
January 2a-Cooler and clearing.
January ~ Fair and cool.
Jauunry - NI1lrutlng.
January 20 Wnruor
January ~ Storm wave on this me-
fplluu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

be denied them. Then with the gold
thus acquired buy the bonds. All there
would be Of advantage to the national
treasury would be that it had acquired
S5o0O0,000 and the premium in legal
tenders. 1t would be moius operandi
Of whipping the devil around the stump
ard buying the bonds with the gold Of
the government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

The conyicts in the Minnesota rcnlion.
tiary print o paper devoted to the local
nows Of their community One Of the ltcns
reads; "Onc Of our coorcl brethren,
recently from the South asked his keep
er " Saltwater was in TcXas Upon re,
ceiying a reply in the negative, he re
marbed' I tho't It wasn't, cause nrb-
Der 'mcmber soeln' so much snow daoun
thar"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

REGARDING the statement innt ~. +.
Huntington l. connected with the now road
from Dallas TO Palestine. thc Manufacturers
Hrrord has received the following:
- Broad Street New York, Jan. It'd
tor Manufacturers Record: Dear Slr-i
am Interested 10 llttc road from Dallas
ont to Kemp. AMI may some time extend II
to Palestine but NOT now. | take u no
one will build any railroads iu Texas until
the people 81 that state or the lrgsinturr
are more friendly 10 railroad interests than
they are 90 the present time aud until
money can be obtUBei ensier on missed
luneone securities than 81 eau at this time.
G.. r. HUNGTlNGrON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
UAwsoNs RnsrAURANr.

his Old stand No, ~ Main street. sery,
ing the public with al OF the deiieacie.
of The season. including oysters, hsh
game, etr. Lawson's popular resort fol
the hungry Is stlll mp 70 the standard ii
lis culinary department. aud the puhlil
Ia general Is cordially Invited TO call and
satisfy the inner man. House open day
and night Polite attention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

This pnper Is Kept on hle and adveriisinG;
rates may be osserillued az the ONCE on
The American Newspaper fuhh.h'rs ISL
chiffon. Temple Court New York, or from
H. Eastern business office, As VHnuhH
building New York ~.
Western business ofncc 500 "Ihe Nook'
erv." Chicago. H. -,
i. c. Becfwitn sole agent for foreign al
vcrtlunE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

by Mall-ln ndyance--Postase Pad;
Daily and Sunday, one year, .........'A e'Vy
Daily and sunday, six months. ....ss.. d'uy
Daily aud Sunlny, three monihs.....s -
Daily and Sunday. one month. ......... %
The Sunday Gazette uG to "a pagesl :, ~
The r ssml'We .ai Gazette two paper. 90
ft.',,rl,i ~ ,.aarficri IN the city
and all towns aud cities where there ~
per month v
Remit by hank draft, express OF money
order. Do not send individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

George HUFF, from Fannin: Conviction
for simple assault under an Indictment
charging aggravated assault and battery.
Appellant had been tried in the same
court twice before; had pleaded not
guilty on both trials, Ga the last trial
no plea was entered for him. The ques-
ton; Must plea be formally entered
upon each trial! The record shows that
as If the plea Of not guilty had been prop
erly entered. We think under these cir
cumstanccs that this irregularity should
not reverse. Appellant contends that he
cannot be convicted of simple assault
because the proof shows 1t to be an ag-
gravatcd assault. Two jurics said that
il WIS a simple assault Affirmed. Hurt,
p. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

For printing an c-aoriai conjcmnins
the ctato. legislature Of South Carolina.
The Reyie's Of Lancaster, $. c.. was
boy,otol by Midway Alliance. Carnrs
Alliance. ia the same county, comments
the Review for The article complained of,
and assails Midway Alliance Tor It's boy.
cott Of the Review The alliances have
o bard time OF iy attending to the reform
press and keeping the newspaper
otsnns iu proper condition Of reform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Ross Jackson. from Hunt: The RECON-
izancc recites that appellant stands chars-
ed with selling whisky in local option
district" This ofTense not being one go
nominee, its essential elements should
have been recited IN the recognizance.
This has rot ben done. hence the obliga-
tion "a not In conformity with law. APP
peal dismissed Davidson, j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Fred Weeks, from johnson: Convic.
ton for horse theft. If when appellant
acquired possession Of the horse. he in.
tended to appropriate II to his own use
permanently and did so appropriate it he
would be guilty of theft. If.
after he obtained possession he
conceived the intention to de
prive the owner Of the horse
mancntly and appropriate It to his own
use, and did appropriate il, he could not
be convicted nj thefi under this indict-
ment. These rules oG law We're proper
submitted 10 the jury in the charge a
the court. The evidence is sufficient 10
support the verdict. Affirmed. Hur
=. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Mr. y. T.. Sprinkle IS clrculoor Tor ihe
Gazette IN Fort Worth. and orden tnL w
pauer should be- given TO him or MS hseh'S
His O1ice " Ga hnin street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Lee Kennedy from Hunt: The re-
cognizance recites that appellant
stands charged with carrying on or about
his person pistol II should have re-
cited that he carried on and about his
person etc. Motion to dismiss appeal
sustained Davidson, j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Albert Nowlen. from Grayson; The
record does not show that appellant was
sentenced. Appeal dismissed. David
son, j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

ryin "on or about her person a dirk:" "
The bail bond is not a valid undertake
ing Ia law, and will not sustain a jndg-
ment. Reversed aud dismissed. David
son, ].
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
The Higher Courts.
cRlAIINAL APPEALS.
Synopsis Of Decisions Rendered by the
Court Sitting at Dallas.


synopsis Of Decisions rendered by the
Court sitting at Dallas.
ton Of assault with attempt TO rape.
Appellant having proven that the prose-
cntrlN character loF chastitY was pad
locked M in room at a hotel with a man
Iur Two hoursi put on CORRECTION ny lie
slate nus lest'uiohy was eAtiuleu' IN
s'l,s vhaIaf.yI vi etSe u ~ AlMuy eo i
49, wv. ,,.a,t az nhal;y not ~
prusecutIiN Ior want OF ehasuly, NOT 10
Justly or excuse tle ucl, bu, 10 rAlse
Tue presumption OIL consent. me proof
may ne uleie ny EeH-IHi repul mon or
ny acts OF Aleit intercourse WIN we up
nllaui ulni1' ere -
ma tie ruiz nll-nl ny SA'eilie" 70 PiV'i
tho min. ~ ,,n co,;rt ,yo,id nnt he rn.
1, eds,ui' gli,, e' a,i,. nI.n ,haro l.
sane question os To- The consent of the
@Ucstiop Of hc force Sp,, ussd or or want of
n,ns,t,t 6;r,,sJ Simtips /
M. MI. r., t-t..,,.7. ,,..,,;,,i..,,
g., S, ~ I,, M a,,tl,,,c" sbo,s
" ~, 'li,t' Ga ,,,,,i,,i,i, nssisi,d In Tia
lila, W tI', siaicr rrn1.rtv Mo only
al I. RAJ fst 4tHiF
u1S,o ~ " nv W., p',u III 'iv ,r1
, ,I ,uhluE .ullg', t,i.f,,l t"i,;r Yyn1,d
@ si,,i.,,t 70 dafawi,nt i',te1ds1 Ia
~ tlN".lI'i, 80 ~ fi -, 49,, o,J
5onri.o tbo n,,.,cr tbrrsof ar IL he
i'np,,.i,,,, AZ ,,,i,y,f,,i infant oidsi othcrs
to cnny.rt t,a nrnnertv talen Ia tbpir
own use W. cannot saw that this
v ,a ,o WI " w For tbe reason mil
r W. ,to iT1,,,mort h rnvcrsei Sim.
stine /
SIRIUS
,.,,,.,,,5 Michael. from, Fort pe,d-
There h no bin of exceptions or state
L s'1 no ,rror nppnrent of record. Affirmed.
Simkips. j
e., Nrio,,.- Co,,i.ti,,
Albrrt heW''' rom "a .,, 1 ,,
ZOE SNNiu'lu- tut'e $500 o.n,Iitini
~ ihe lceo' n .u|' noeiIIrt ,y,s triSd
Si 'nv stuir Ji'rse XII ,vns "cnn,it eli
iy nv INV '" ,ipJer he direction of the
court, because the evidence would not
Iercupon indicted for swlnillng, There
Is my Dnostion mai the indie ment for
th,ft WIS based anon the same natter
thot now Snstains the Indictment for
syyindiing IL Is certain that the fNcts
voiid nDt have sustained conviction for
theft II has hsen held that plea Of
former ucauttul IA only available where
The transaction is ne same, anu both IN
lrtmepfs nre sustained hy the proof. In
| this case. willie tho Nlnsaciion was the
snmc. thc evidence wo6ld not sustain a
cony.ction for theft. Judgment affirmed
Simkius. I.
H. ~ Lt"t a. ' ni,r1ar AppFr-TmI In
| 'oI "s.'u' " rr,sol bacnnsc ne wns
l,l, utun 80 c,,ny,ittrJ tba offen.
| '' t 9.1,Sn oo,,nty Ti,r EVIDENCE clearly
| w. I'M Iia''ts t'" ,hSs diniulty occurred in
| move ulas rrn,,ston me court iudi.
.nS HJE "l ,bot Wopstan is i'm Harris
.,,,l "N I'ot rom 1876 TO 1871 it wa
| rue chP{ul 49,, AZ =. n,biir not,re .
lnNe h9uce ol ~ II tb" rbar,r nor In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

The rejection Of Mr. Hornblower by
the senate brings to mind the fact that
senate reflections Of judicial appointments
are not unheard Of President Grant had
a hard time finding Judge TO satisfy the
senate in his day, though that body was
much more strongly Republican then than
1t is Democratic now. Three Of his nomi-
nees. 4. Rockwood Holr, Geo H. VIII
liams ard Caleb Gushing, for supreme
judge were rejected by the senate. Moth
ing was snid then about there being a
senatorial cnbal to get even" with the
president by rejecting his nominations,
as is now said to bee the case with
regard to President Cleveland
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

]. b. Coolidge. Sr.. from Dallas: Cor
viciion for aggravated assault and bat
terry The assault aud battery was mad
with whip. Counsel for appellal'
contend that though the assault may BE-
made with whip. il does not of
necessity follow that it be aggravated
This contention is incorrect. The stitu
declares that an assault made with q
whip l4 aggravated. The law conclu.
afflicted and will not permit this fact
to be questioned when whip is the
instrument used. Affirmed. Hurt, p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

While odds are $lo0 to $50 on Corbett
against Mitchell, the Gazette is prepared
to give odds on AIltehell-th governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Bob Ilargrove. from Ellis: Conyic
don for playing cards in thicket where
people commonly resorted for the pur.
pose of gaming On the trial of an
other case the judge rebuked a states
witness and ndmoniahed him TO tell the
truth on This trial. We are not informed
whether the witness swore fuyorahly t.
the state or the defendant on the other
rial, hence we can not decide ms tc
whether the caution given the witness
was calculated to induce him to swear
igalnst appellant in this case. The in.
iictment Is good and the evidence sulIi.
Client. Affirmed. Hurt, p. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

$. u. Bull'rd 81 al., rom Ellis Tbs
citatrn REQUIRED appearance at an i'm
possible date Two days before rs is
saanee. llcvenaeA. Davidson, !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

NelseI Wake e al' q, from ,.,I Ellis , The
required to answer the oiicAse of car
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
LARGEST err CIRCULATION
LARGEST TEXAS csRcULAH0K

Entered At the post0fice at Fort Worth,
Tex. as secoud-class mall mater.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

John Camhlcss. from Ell's; Conviction
Tor carrying pistol. Agp.,lai', sonsht I,
ness Nv showing his conviction of niis
deneasor unaer nm Indictment charging
thrff Ii was admissible for the prr
nose of affecting the eredlhilhy of Oh
witness I'nder the iac,s of thp scHa
fhe twenty minutes allowed hy the court
for counsel Tor defendant 20 argue thV
ease was too limited. Reversed pa
idaon. j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

A. u. Rucker, from Gllis: Convic'
ti5n for selling Intoxicating liquor 20 g
minor without the written consent Of
narents. 1t is conceded that alcohol is
not Intoxicating liquor, and that tho
court crred In refusing 70 admit evidence
TO prove Tint the alcohol N,A ilA,..',
nse If ms customers In lighting cigars
nurrhosed by them from HIM W. go
AZ the opinion that alcohol is intoSicatipl
liquor. and that the sale could noi b.
made IA The mi or without the writer
consent Of the parent or guardian, AZ
Ht7ned Davidson, j