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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-29
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
THE GRAND JURY
MADE IT'S REPORT TO JUDGE
GREENE,
Recommending that the city and
County Investigating Commit
toes Continue-Trne
Bills Found.

Following is the report Of the granl
Jury for the October term of the Forty
eighth district court:
Hon. s. +. Green, Judge OF the Forty
eighth district Court
Herein your grand jury beg leave to
sworn IN October 10. 1893. and having
been-in session at various times up TO The
present day, we have found 4Jl true bills
Of Indictment. which hive been dcliy-
cred TO your court.
Early in our session we made applica-
ton to your honor for the appointment OF
a committee 10 investigate the financial
condition OF the county. and Mr.. Carb,
Mr.. jackson and Mr.. Chambers were APP
pointed Their report is attached here
to, and made part OF our report.
As far ns they have gone IN their In
ycstigati0ns. which nearly finish the
offices OF treasurer, county clerk, etc.,
we can report uut they found all Of
fccrs faithful honest and efficient In the
DISCHARGE OF their duties, and the books.
money and affairs Of die county in good
condition. There are several county
offices that the committee have not had
time vet 10 investigate. lheir work as
shown by tAeir reports has been very
thorough and exhaustive, so FAR. and
shows a saving 10 the county IN excess
Of the cost NJ this invest CATION by the
collection oil forfeited convict bonds, etc.
We recommend 10 your honor that this
committee be urged to continue their
wo-k untH they ear report fully and
finally to your court on every officer
concerned IN the handling of the finances
of Tarr8nt county,
As far as We have investigated into
the official conduct Of the affairs of the
county and city We found them Jealous
and active In he discharge OF their
duties. The grand jury in a body visited
the county jail and report fay0rably.
having found il in good condition. A
committee Of the grand jury appointed by
The foreman visited tie poor farm, aud
report it as being well managed aud
IN good condition As Directed by your
honor In your charge TO us. we have
made diligent inquiry into all violations
of law and such matter and things as
required investigation, which came tJ
our knowledge with the results above
mentioned which we hereby respectfully
submit 10 your honor.
II. II. AUSTIN, Foreman.
Attest.
JOIIN q. MCCARTHY. Secretary,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A barber in llastport, Me-, gives
violin solo with every shave
Sydney, N. $. w, claims the lislinc-
ton of having the largcs, pipe organ in
the world.
Pauline IiAlenmanl, whose real name
is Polly E!sasscr, is singing with great
success Ia Germany. She is a Syracuse
girl and appeared here at the Orpheum
with the Hess opera company.
John Stctson proposes TO give Utopia
Limited, the new Gilbert and Sullivan
opera, its first American production at
the Broadway theater in New York
March 20.
The popularity Of Robin Hood does
not seem TO wane In New York, although
Chicago seemed to have grown weary of
II. II drew tremendous houses az the
Broadway. but was replaced by THE
Maid Of Plymouth" last week
Louise Natal viii make tour of the
country presenting scene and acts from
grand operas with q company Of artists,
among which are Emily Miron, contral-
TO; William stephens. tenor; William
Mertcns, baritone, and Pierre Delasco,
blssO.
The performance Of Gabrielle, the new
Patti opera, on the 18th in Chicago, was
the second IL ever received. Its first pro
duclion occurred in Boston, whore It was
found that IL was absolutely necessary
TO have q largely augmented orchestra
for its proper presentation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

'hampers 'onrhoL
II must be admitted that the pterodnc-
WIS, were somewhat iragon-llke' espr-
most were of moderate size, not exceed
ing that Of crow or a flying fox, and
some even no larger than sparrows yet
the largest attained sprcnd of wing Of
more than four fathoms. These wings,
though IKE tLose Of the bats, in being
limbs, differed from them somewhat in
detail.
In the bat we have u free thumb and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
CITY HALL.

SECRETARY Montgomery is In receipt Of
a pamphlet from some eierpnsinE udvcr.
User entitled "a T.u-Mluutc Talk On
Brick Paving Uncle John says that
with The pressing character of his daily
lab1rS, he does not think De VIII ever
DO able to devote NO much Time to tue es'
cay un paving
In pursuance ~ resolution passed Mt
the last meeting Of The conhGi. The telc-
phOnrs ia the offices OF the secretary aud
auditor were removed This morning. tn,
actiun Of The city fathers IN instituiing
this measure OF ccOuony IL generally
condemned. especially hy parties having
buliness with the secretary suficc
The condition of thr approaches 10 the
city hall w0nld disgrace sac lcwlcst
crossroads hnnlctto say nothing Of a city
Of metropolitan aspirations Many lRii.,
have business ~ the various city offices,
and they are nov compelled to make 20
running Jump IN order 10 clear tho ditchrH
Which surround the building The need
Tor economy which hus recently over
taken the city would sccm 10 preclude
any action IN the W1tipE vet the strcrt
commissioner miglii hp ndurcd Ia lay
board or two across iuc mudh0lps with.
out special appropriation for the pur-
poe
CITY Assessor Caldwell ms nj last
succeeded 10 getting thc ducks aud fur
hismngs of IBIS olhcu in plaCr, Ills quar-
,ers are very cu'y and comfortable, aud
hc ~ now ready Ia entertain bis friends,
especially those who desire to pay their
tGNs,
A fnrmur named Jones. accompanied
hy q family ut seven children. arrived
here lnst night from Arkansas ON hig
N;nN 70 Com1pchc county The man
rlalmcd Ia have been robbed AZ Paris,
Fnd was without money when he reached
horr, Chicf Maddox procured railroad
transportation for the party aud sent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

In case Of loss or accident brown pa
per makes an excellent substitute for
washer.
II requires the understanding Of a
cyclist TO recognize the true merit of
track-ridlng performance.
A good saddle for a bicycle Is just as
essential with n pneumatic-ure wheel Ne
with one with solid tircs.
A TOO strict amateur rule England
has resulted in driving many of the best
riders ia that country 10 France, where
they ride as professionals.
81 feel thy presents near" softly
hummed the crack racing man as he
was summoned to the private Office Of
the maker whose cycle he rode.
Snobson-I have new wheel, it is
son-l have new one. too. rs an
ordinary. and is mounted with trouble.
A young man who is learning to ride Il
bicycle saw II book ADVERTISED under the
title How to Get On and Immediately
sent for IL. when IL arrived he was
rather disgusted 10 find ii was a treatise
on the selection of suitable professions.
Martin, the six day rider, has sailed for
France to take part IN the races there.
Ashiuger and others are s1il to be- wall
ing a Cablegram guaranteeing that the six
day event will bc prof able to the rid
ers, Sch0rll is riding In variety thcaters
and says that pays him well enough to
keep him in this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

back. to the number Of fifty. during
their innocent childhood. till they are ct
an agc 10 shift Tor themselves IN ihr
struggle FOR existence.
Scorpions do NOT sting themselves 10
death with their own tails when sur
rounded with fire. That silly and, on
the very face Of Il. improbable fable has
been invented by savagcs, and repeated
by people who ought TO know better,
solely on the strength of the curious
way the creatures cock up their ials
when attacked, in the proper attitude for
singing.
ONE years ago so-called man Of
science who appears to have inherited
his methods Of investigation from a red
Indian ancestry. subjected several nun
dreds Of those poor. helpless bruteS 10
most unnecessary torture, for no other
purpose on earth than 10 establish the
truth Of this negative result. which sounds
to me like a foregone conclusion.
He burned the unhappy animals with
fire and acids, he roasted them alive on
hot stones, he scalded them with boiling
oil, he lavished upon them every form
and variety Of torment that q diseased
melheyal imagination could suggest;
but in the end he found no ingenuity
Of the inquisitor could make the constant
scorpion take refuge in suicide. l mere
ly mention this fact here, very much
against the grain, in the hope that it
may save other helpless scorpions from
needless torture at the hands of such
amateur investigators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Of stars twinkled IN the heavens. but
there was NO moon. Suddenly The re-
serve sang out;
Light. Ahoy"
tho deck.
Far, far away" replied the would-pe
man-o wars man.
When the officer had recovered from
the shock OGcasioned from TINS nuse9,,
manllLc answer. be- looked over the rail
in the direction pointed ont by me man ai
from Boston. Then he had another Ut 3.
The stern discipline which prevails on .
cruiser at sea did not allow MN 10
ing in the way IN which he growled out,
What's the matter with yoni can you
recognize the rising moon Wnen you see
ity
seadog. Il beg your pardon, sir. men
he shouted as II making amends Tor MS
error, Moon, ahoy"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Pretty ,rines in the way Of sterling
goods are cropping up continually to cater
10 the public's demand for something
now. Tiny individual sugar baskets TO
hold tho extra lump Il is customary 10
nlare In the saucer as a precautou that
ibc guests tea shall be swectencd Salts
factoriv are the latest things since the
holiday novelties. They are dainty and
curious enough with little clamp and a
sprng attachment that The least pressure
Of the thumb opcns and makes proper
adjustment on the saucer an easy mat
tor. OF course tho new tangled basket
must be Attached TO the saucer since il
q 10 keep the lump NJ sugar from coming
in contact with q drop Of tea that might
by some possibility mud its way into
the saucer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A good story was told in ono of the
committee rooms at the capitol the other
day. touching the senatorial career IN
Washington of sam Houston OF Texas.
1t was snmr time in the 'iO's, not long
after Houston had come to the senate
The great Texan was attended by a
faithful black from Virginia bearing the
distinguished name of Richard Henry
Lee Richard proved himself good
body servant in all things save one. He
attended faithfully on every want of
his eccentric MASTER who was keeping
bachelors quarters; but no argument was
sufficiently persuasive to induce Richard
Henry Loc TO keep the rooms In order.
\ general air Of slothful neglect marked
the surroundings of their domestic es-
tablishmont. and time and again Houston
threatened TO have Richard ilayed and
his bluck hide hung over the backyard
fence Ne trightim example to all evil
doors.
Things ran on in this way until one
day Houston returned 60 his rooms from
tlc senate and found the condition of
affairs at home so bad that he determined
then and there 10 teach his tlunky a
good lesson. He deliberately locked the
door, and without saying a word, crossed
over 10 q table, where he kept HE pistol
case, opened Il very calmly. removed two
pistols, loaded them, handed one 10 Rich.
ard, and took the other himself
Nov. Richard Henry Lee" ne began
In a low voice that forcboied IN. "you
stand In that corner, while | take my
position in this. opposite YOU, face TO face
man TO man, pistols In hand You have bol
traycd my confidence and trampled mon
my feelings until paticnce has ceased IA
be y virtue. | have reasoned ana
pleaded with you 20 maintain my rooms
in that state OF cleanliness to which. N.
a free born Texan | am aecuston,,sl -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

az to the interests Of the cattlcmcn, the
following was adopted with but one dis'
scntinE vote;
Resolved. that we emphatically. favor
tho speedy opening 10 white settlement
Of the Fort Sill reservation. giving iei,
sonable time for the removal without
detriment, Of the cattle interests now IN
the Territory.
That this resolution be forwarded 60
our senators AMI congrcssmon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

During the many years of scorpion
hunting never remember 60 have seen
twn Individuals living together in amity
and even the moro tender relation are
tainted at tines with the mainisble habit
Of canuihalism. The males The decidedly
smaller than their mates. whom they ap,
preach accordingly with the utmost cau-
Ron If the fair inumorata doesn't like
the looks OF her advancing suitor she
scttios the question On-hand by making
NUMEROUS spring a, him, catching him
% her clawe. singing him To death and
making hearty meal OF him. This "a
II 4 dubious wife. the female scorpion Il
devoted nlOiher. She hgiches hes pu.-
ia her avn oNlduci, brnfe fn~fh hsI
Nnunv aliVe oiNhke her rSaiiuus. "a,
spidessl, ara carries them about on hrl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

While the Gazette deeply appreciates
the llberality of its advertisers, 1t has
become necessary to call attention to the
to use page will be required to hand
In their copy at least ono day in advance
OF the dale II is to appear. Copy for
hnlf-puge advertisements must be in the
counting room by - o'clock, noon No
advertising copy win be taken later than
g p m. preceding the day 1t is to be
THE GAZETTE COMPANY.
Sept 80 1898
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

them lest he break windows Y
turc with them. The molne9
back was turned he would 700 4. n
presence of the tongs and say I
and cock his eye to one slps
Roxy was observing; then
and cock his eye again; theni
with another furtive glance;
Take itr'-and the prize W. y
next moment the heavy iipps.,
raised aloft: the next there "
and squat. and the cat W. s
legs 10 meet an engagelnenN VA
arrive just ms thc lamp or q VT
TO irremadiable smash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

HpocIM Dlspatch.
Denton, Tex Feb. LA well attend.
ed meeting Of the citizens OF Denton was
hnld at the courthouse last oveane 70
ssscuss tho opening Of the Bort SUI rcs.
eiIation TO settlement.
Cen. r. NJ. Clarke Of Fort Worth
ably explained tho situation aud concl1'
.alreiy showed the benefit that North
Inns would receive by the settlement ol
TN territory.
Hon o, r. Poe. mayor Of Denton. nre
SIDED After . yery spirited discussion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

prcsidet Won der Abe of the ST. Louis
Browns was figuring on placing the
browns In Dallas. with Arson and his
colts in Fort Worth. but now der boss"
has his eye ON Hot Springs, whose business
men have made him and several other
maguates better offers than the Texas
parties could make.
Although most Of the clubs have backed
out Il Is not improbable thar Galveston
and Houston. II not some Of the other
large Texas cities, will have n chance to
sec some of the National League clubs
play, During the Mardi Gms season AZ
New Orleans. Baltimore, Chicago and
New York will play u series, aud Il l.
very likely they WIN make short trim TO
the Lone Star state ~ It's c,ose. Then
Bosion MIL come Eastward over thu
southern Pacific aud IL viii play thu
route through to New Orleans.
Il Is said. also. that after tho Browns
aud Cleveland leaves Hot Springs they
will make trim southwark 10 San An.
tonic, playing on the road in Dallas,
Marshall TeNarlamt forsicann, Forl
Worth. Waco and Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
A BosroN rAR,s M1srAKr.

wv FWTN T IV0fs
The Massachusetts, Naval Reserves
have been warmly praised ny the officer
detailed by The navy department 10 re-
por, on their work on thclr recent cmlse.
but Il Is safe TO say that he dld not M
eiude the following incident in the docu-
meat. On the second night that the re-
selves were az sea ON the cruiser San
funclseo, one Of the amateur iars war
oA watch. lie was Boston nan The
| hlfhk WAS clear and heAuufa. Myriads
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

J.. McCaughcy, living at 1871 Gay
street. this city who recently removed
here from near Dallas, requests tho PUB
location OF the following notice:
Ny boy, Willie. has been persuaded
away from his home at Fort Worth by
blind peddler, without my consent.
The boy Is II years old. heavy set. bad on
dark clothes. knee pants, button shoes,
u black hat small brim. The man
pebbles matches, pencils. etc. lie Is a
small man. has long hair, They left
Fort Worth nbout January % Any III
formation from the boy viii be gladly
received by his parents Officers Of the
neghboring towns will please look out
for the boy. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

st. Louis Globe-Democfa'' 4,
a19o oniv town in whirh
n 1,s,.,.tteyille. \. =
sun rung j. 's IN ...>>,,,u5ihsiis
T.. r.. Bonner. 'NolN's
obolition by statue in the ss (
t,rr Of the custom Of apt"
."iE vi ~ M. Amencs 2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

LINCOLN'S MAIDEN SPEECH.
A citizen Of Buffalo has found among
his papers an account Of the ciruum.
stances under which Abraham Lincoln
made his maiden speech II WAS orlgi,
uNly printed 10 The Springfield Olll ltn-
publican aud Is as follows,
"lhc president Of the United States
made hls maiden spccrh IN Slugnm0n
cuuuty ht IAppusNlle Tor lacaIaudl In
The year ISL He wns then Whig
ana q candidate for the legislature OF This
slate. The npovch Is sharp and sensible
To understand why it wis NO snort the
following facts will show: IN Mr. Lin
cuIn WIS young man, say - years of
age, and umId. "a His friends aud on
ronrnu ia iho Joint discussions had rolled
Che sun nearly down Mr., Lincoln saw Il
ne questions fully. and hcuoo no cut
his remark. short Probably the other
candidates had wholly exhausted the sub.
iccts under discussion The time nc-
cording 10 w. IL, llerndou's informant
VINO has kindly furnished this valun-
blo remiuisccnce for us WIS 1882; II
may have hcon 1874 The president
lived at tine timo with James A. Hurduu,
az Sn,rm, SanEnmou county. who heard
the speech, talked about il and knows
tiie report 10 he correct. T'Ac speech.
winch was Characteristic Of the man, was
Gcnhemeu, fellow.titlzcns, rrc-
sumo you nll know who l ann. ann
humble Abraham Lincoln. ! have bprn
solicited by my friends 90 become a cnn.
didnte for toe legislature NV politics
are short md sweet like an "old wo.
wan : dancc- ann iu favor Of ID ma.
hnnul bank I am in favor of the inter
nau9noI ,systcm and high psotoctly,
tariff These are my seutimeuts md
pollu'Nl prnciplgt 10 elected / win be-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
SHAVED u1Nsrr.r

II have bongh, and owned over gnv
rasors ia my life, hut never have owned
any equal 70 those 'Platiua guaranteed Va.
t9rs OF Anderson's" This is tho verdict
OF every, purchaser. Try one and 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
WAS son AUTHORIZED.

In vesterday's Telegram was n para
rraph 10 the effect that Harri. 4 Co.
had brought suit against McArhur
Bros. for the non-delivery Of Fott Worth
Naterworks bonds. Late last night John
j.. Hawley. Macarthur Bros representa-
tive 'rccaivcd telegram from his com
pany stating that the bringing OF snit
agninEt the watcrwurkg contractors Aah
moi been authorized by Harris q Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

by Associated Press.
81. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-The health Of
the car has 70 improved that his physl-
clans pronounce him entirely out Of dan
ger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Man Charged with Shooting Center
VILE Lady.


Jewctt. Tex. Fob. Hon. i. NJ.
Smiihcrs, judge of this district, has just
returned from Cpnterville, wcherp he has
boon 20 hear % hahcas corpus trial in the
case of thc state against - Damn. ar
rested on the charge of deliberately
shooting down Young lady two months
ngo while thanked mp" on whisky.
Hc was allowed hail Ia the sum Of
$1,000, which he viii give
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

NiFlr., vitality and healthy apnetlfe I'm.
parted by q httle Ang0surn Bli1eTs every
morning, Sole manufacturers Dr. j. a. H.
Slcgcri q Sous, AZ an drurpists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
None hut ten.year cid Relic Of Nelson
whisky sold over tho Mansion Bar.

Prof" Charrna, whn has heen hoo
d2oing The cnlyred people Of Central
kentucky, claiming 20 sneak twenty Ian
gunges,, TO be a canuibal clc. has been
arrested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Maugoes, nlll, plain cucumber. mixed,
sour and sweet pickles at Turner *
Rngecs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Hunting clothing. camp hairs, cots and
,eals AZ Anderson gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
FoRT SILL OPENING.

Denton Citizens Held a Big Mas Mat.
hg- Rosolutona Adop,ed Favored
the Speedy Opening OF the
Country TO White
Settler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

+ Hunting clothing camp chairs, eoA
and tents at Audcrsou's gun house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Pumpkin yam sweet potatoes at
Turner X Diugec's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

rAe Iapaae.s as,e. swear.