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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Dallas. Tex. Dec Abr Armstrong.
city health officer returned last night
from New York, WHITTIER he went with
Eddie Webster the young man who
few weeks ago became insane while on
a visit TO col. W. T.. Hughes ranch
IN Chlldr.ss county. and who was tenn
pornrlly placed In private ward OF
the city hospital until his mother. Mrs.
Conkllng Of New York. could reach
Dallas.
Or. Armstrong says the Journey was
made without much trouble from the
unfortunate young man.
TIE ya;sg ;nsH. .l:e doctor ea=s, Is
hnpolsssiy Insane. and h. was placed
In a private asylum FOR the Insane at
Plainneld. New JerKcy.
Mira. Conkling Is proprietor OF the
Marlboro hotel, In New York. She
was very much dlstresssd 70 see the
eastern newspapers come out with fun
teiegraphic accounts Of the insanity %
her son. who Is wcll-hnuwn In the upper
ertiat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

London, Dec, 4--rhe 81. James Ga
1ette this afternoon commenting upon
the report which the Earl Of Jersey
has submitted TO the colonial oiiics
upon Ills mission 10 the recent inter-
colonial conference at Ottawa, says.
II appears OH tho whole tho Earl of
Jersey thoroughly supports tho views
OF the colonial delegates on the great
question OF International imperial mali
anu cable routes, The earl IL also un.
derHtood 10 favor a liberal policy IN re-
gard TO the treatment OF colonial luea-
lions The 81. James Gazette, however.
dlHnpprpVcs ut the plan OF assisting a
new line ~ steamers by dividing tho
subsidy now paid FOR carrying tho maila
to New York. adding Tho government
" quite rich enough TO pay for ih BIZ
weekly service 70 New York ard for u
weekly ond to Canada as well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Dallas. Tex, Dec. A,--irhe Benevolent
association OF the police force was re-
organized Sunday evening. Thu assoc
citation WAS organized IN September,
1855, and Is IN most fiourlslling condi-
ton The necessity for ita rc-organiza-
tlon was brought about by u law Of
the last legislature impbalng heavy
tax on certain chartered associations.
which Included this association.
ns Its original charter read. IN order TO
avoid this tax the charter was allowed
20 lapse. and new one 80 framed aa to
beat the law, substituted. Tho re-or-
Ranlzation on Sunday was under this
new charter.
The association lcvics 81 for initia
ton fees. and 81 per month dues. In
case OF sickness or inability IN work
from injury or accident, members re-
osivc 81, 90 per day and In casc Of death
an appropriation OF 800 Is made to
defray funeral expenses.
The association has about $1,000 IN the
treasury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05
BUDGET Of NEWS FROM DALLAS
m. wmcox p,R,nn-uow HE
WAS KILLED.
Two boys Who Get Their Tobacco
by Persuasive Use OF cun--Eddie
webster Placed I'm New Jersey
Insane Assiuns--Note..

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 4.--The body OF
Dr. Wilcox. who was killed in luco.
La. by T. II. Dixon. arrived In Dai.
las THIS morning on the Texas and
Pacific train in charge OF his sister.
Miss Mary wilcox OF this city, who had
been called by telegram to the bed
side OF her wounded brother.
ing on are contained In letters from his
wife TO relative In Dallas, 1t APP
Wife 10 a relative In Dallas IL APP
pears that Or. wilcox was unable 10
yollect a bin from "a patient II. u.
DIXON, farmer. living near Hlco, and
on tuesday Of last week suit was
nleu against Dixon Dr. Wilcox was
returning home on horseback accom-
nnled BY Vince REEVES When within
quarter of u mile OF home, Or. VIII
S"N saw man standing In the road
ana asked Rleyes who the man was.
Iaeves replied that he believed he
was Dixon.
Rievcs remarked to Dlxons u hear
the doctor did you up
Dixon turned 10 Dr. Wilcox and
SAID Il heard that you said He'd"
Dr' Wilcox answered: THAT Is what
You did"
f"Su hlAoh stbbDtd nlns nfNt putt
ing Wilcox partly OF his horse ana
then plungins the blade OF his knife
into his victims back.
MISS Mary Wilcox arrived at her
brothers. home thrcc-quarters OF an
hour before his death. but he was
then unconscious.
DR.. Wilcox leaves n widow, who re-
manned In Louisiana, owing TO illness
IN her family.
The funeral took place this afternoon
az o'clock, from the homo OF Miss
Mary Wilcox. No. $40 Wood street.
The burial was at Trinity cemetery.
The death OF Dr. Wilcox was deplor-
aby painful ana extremely sensational
In Incident.
Deceased WAS well known IN Dallas.
where FOR years he worked at hls trade
OF "a journeymHn newspaper printer on
the old Dallas Morning Herald. and
periodically practiced his profession az
physician aud surgeon lie WAS re-
garded by the fraternity us extremely
Hhilitul for n young doctor. Several
years ago he removed 20 Louisiana and
devoted himself exclusively 10 his pro.
fessloh. meeting with hattcrinE sue
cess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05
nNeLIsm ylnws.
what London Paper. say About ,he
siessosc.

London. Dec. 1.-THE Pali Mail Ga
sette.commcnting unon President Glove
lands annual message to congress this
afternoon. aaye. President Cleveland
rclteratea his faith IN free trade, but
we do not expect to get anything moro
out OF the tariff controversy. That
chance IA lost until the Democrats re-
turn to power with more sense In their
heads
America IL going TO bid FOR the SUI
premacy OF the seas, While we 10 not
fear the conteat. this policy will in
time seriously affect our carrying trade.
The Globe anys; There Is no touch OF
spread eaElelsm in the message or the
SLIGHTEST desire to twealS John Butts
hose. On the contrary. President Cleve-
land has the courage to display a
friendly attitude toward Great britain
90 certain question:, which " roughly
handled would easily provoke inter-
national umbraEe,
We advinedly call his language cour-
aeeoua, Tor his careful avoidance Of
other sort OF talk Is certain 20 provoke
thu wrath OF tho Irish Americans. AS
In foreign atfRlra. 80 IN domestic at
fairs, u there ample proof that he has
the courage OF hia convictions,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05
uennnw MEETING,


Now orleans. Dec. l.--.rho union OF
American Hebrew congregations met
today,
MIR, Max Dlnkclsplel was elected tenn
drees OF welcome The afternoon was
taken IN with an address by Loo j.
Levi of Galveston. who created u scn-
aation by charging the rahhla with
having torn down many beliefs In tho
reformation OF judaism, but not hav-
Ing given a fixed standard In its place,
Aftcr q stormy debate the vote Of
thanks 30 the orator was passed and
the Address ordered published,
The question ~ to whether the con-
ven,ion win nvow nr disavow his Views
was postnpnod tn morning, Tonight
the Delegates attended special per-
f0rmanoe vt the French opera houne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Denison. Tex. Dec. 4.--'fhe Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas viii run three ex-
cursions to Waco next Thursday. from
Fort Worth, Dallas and SmithVino
Blg preparations are being made for
the last day OF the Cotton Palace.
President Rouse and party of Mia
souri, Kansas and Texas officials ar-
rived here tonight from the north.
They leave tomorrow morning at 7
o'clock for the south, Conductor Muir
ply IN charge.
The daughter OF General Freight
Agent Allen OF the Katy has entirely
recovered from short Illness.
lin Lindsay, the Missouri Kansas
and Texas porter who was dealt with
80 roughly by the blackstone bandits
Il month ago, ~ reported TO be dying
at his homo In Parsons Several "
his ribs were broken ana he was other
wise injured internally.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

w V. Galbreath, cln. agent OF The
Missouri, Kansas and ToAaH lcfl iaat
night.
E. J. Whitehead. travelling passenger
agent OF the big -Four ~ IN the city.
wan Doughorty, city ticket agent OF
the Santa he, went up the line AS far
na Purcell yesterday.
O.. w, Martin, travelling freight agent
OF the Santa Re. Is up In the Panhau-
die.
j. l.. Pennington, live stock agent OF
the Santa w. Is In south Texas,
i. w. Carter. live stock agent OF the
Rock Island. IN IN town.
J. c, Mccahc, freight and passenger
agent OF the Rock Island. returned yes
terday from Dallas.
r. IT, Robins travelling passenger
agent OF the Central, was In town yes
terday. lie ntill wearH tho duster Ge-
ronino gave him.
w. q. Crush. general passenger
agent of the katy'a Texas lines. came
down from Denison yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Robbers Arrested ana Confess
Horses stolen.

Mckinney. Tex, Dee. Accountable
Williams. OF Blue Ridge, brought two
young men in to-day. one named Alvin
Hoaz. and the other John D0ulnnd. and
lodged them IN jail, charged with hold
Ing IA Sims Up near that place last
Friday night They secured ssg ~. aud
confessed to the robbery after they
WIRE arrested Some VI the money Was
returned TO Sims.
a horse was stolen from Mr. niarsin-
game near llmont, In GrayaOp county
Saturday night. The thlef rode him TO
Weston ana there exchanged him FOR
a better one mt the barn OF AR NJ 4.
Mcfarland. This transaction was also
made nfter night and without the con.
sent Of the owner A horse was also
stolen FROM farm south Of Mckinney
last night
Mr., ~ NJ, Douglas and Mr. Tom Pow.
ell OF the Weston community. both
lost fine horses by blind siagsers to-
night.
DR. J. Il. Gibson lost n pair or enc
match buggy horses by blind stagEers.
a number of public schools ~ dif-
ferent portions Of the county opened
Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

promincns silk manufactured IN CON
..-satlou with Journal representative,
,s,,,arls ri shat one Of the largest itei'is o
a . 4 the pcsting out OF sanlp'vs'
..i,cb oftcn result In nothing, for no Nv
H.. I',,,,,nn l4ing can tell what VIII tnee,
, IN - 10 continued, mot long ARo
-" 1854 hatch 81 samples, n few OF when
l.sr'' - ,e-y bad that thought they ..
~, 49, ,.o,,id never do al All, bnf when they
isnss Y s IN, n our New York house they
W. s ,i,,'',r,, At once. Now here = some
NV NJ. WV Sust tbs thing We want was
.nlne - ,',s,,,stlou. And these goods 70
which I thought no on WI -. TN ~. o,,iy
would give a eeeond sianee;e M Ianrnsl,
mes ordered. r--Amefleah silN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Austin, TEX. poc. 4-yrhc railroad
cumniislson today granted authority
upon Joint application TO the Missouri,
KRnnaH aud Texas aud the IAN Anto-
Mo and Aranaas Pass railway TO cancel
the rnion as shown IN San Antonio nnd
Arkansas Pass commodity mrlm No,
biiC npplying ON window glasa, ia pack
ages not exceeding l-aNG l-s feet.
Also ON looking glass OF anah aise ana
10 apply Woatern classification frum
Houston and galveston To- reNaa CONE
mon points. Effective December n.
1874
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05
THE roruLIsr PLAN.
'aiAf, One OF Koib's Adbcrcnts,
OuIllncs u schemc.


aiTonery, Ala. Dec. Al. c. Man
Member OF the Legislature, one OF
nl'i Prominent Populists Ia the
|, ind one Of Kolb's advisors, to-
ave out a portion OF Kolb's pro-
AIMING aud Kolb will issue certlfl-
I, y SECTION as governor de Jure TO
'sla Howard. the two Aldrichs
hqolnson as congressman from
yale Howard will also have one
yNes- His seat Is not disputed.
Nssnm Is 10 have the Republican
4 INST decline to seat either set
'Hgientatives on the grounds that
haes are provided with creden-
tnsd BY u governor of Alabama.
~ way they can be seated then
/. means Of a resolution. 1t Is
nm mat Howard shall oifer
p--ea 10 seat the auti-Democratic
'''..sseruvss, two OF whom are Re
ssSus and three Popullsts, and
I,.san house is expected TO seat
,'1ding the termination of the
n. this would make the regular
F, ~. eongressmen the contestants
hMyw tile burden of proof upon
.ss'n9stauc side. This plan. Il is
~ WI AFFORD Il temporary in
'r,lt Of Kolb as governor and
h y q source of trouble TO the
!. ADMINISTRATION,
s,-uoh VIII then be circulated IN
,sseh'y Of the state calling upon
w IN Investigate Alabama cleo
~ begging for special act to
IN, y Alabama republican form
n, .msnl. Numerous atiidavits at
"a mat kolb was elected but de.
\, v nus seat by force will also
'n,ed 10 congress. Reese will
IA sven q certificate OF election
M ~ United States senator. and
%htest with Morgan. Knlght's
puhish political usurpers and
~ sss,lofa, however. win be rushed
.ne general assembly. and will
N .a, Jaw by Friday. il Is esii,-
|nls W. as enforcement win call for
sisn. Ainen1 Of all the parties to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Dallas, Tex. Dee. 5---In going through
al lofJ chest ia the city detective de-
1,nrime,it to-day Detective Alexander
unearthed among many other things a
III ~ burglars tools. which were found
an Redmsn.nlias Raymond. who was ar
rested here four years aso on suspicion
80 no charge against him. Two days
after his releaa- lie blew a safe Ia
Austin and got toeo.
The tools consisted Of ehisci. brace
- four bits, which latter Pat Mullen
@aid amounted 10 only fifty cents
nsdman rot cut OF TexaI with his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

81. Louis, Mo, Dee. AT late hour
this afternoon Judge Henry Caldwell
appeals appointed Edward II, stiles
special master or the AichiWon. Topr-
kn and Santa INe ana the 81, Louis ana
san Francisco and the Atlantic aud Pa
cihc railroads, oil Of which roAds are In
the hands Of receivers. The appoint
men, % M stiles as special muster 10
ascertain what bcnel'7 " any, the San
tn Fo aHN th Frisco 1Niq obtain from
the AtlauNa ana FaUlca 1nd report 20
the court az N. -ron-r Lm..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

JncRsonyllr. Fla. pee, 4. The city
council this afternoon repealed tho or
d,nanpc passed year Aga TO permit
the Corbett- Mitchell priso fight to take
pltce IN Jackaonvllle
The ordinance wNa repealed by the
unanimous vote OF the council, This In
dlcates thnt An important change of
sentiment toward prize fghtlng has
taken place Ia Jacksonville aince the
Curhctt-Ailichcll encounter. ANA in-
crensos the improbahility of the cor.
tt-ieityalmmJnB or amy other fght
taking place In Jacksonville FOR a long
time 10 come.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

IN Italy thu senate consists OF Ssprin-
coss Of the royal blood and an unlim-
tied number OF msmbcfa appointed ~
the king for life. In 1880 there were
$50 members.
A new paper. devoted p9lely 20 mas
cnline Interests and bearing the compre-
heilsive tile Man, VIII shortly Dc issued
in London, In addition 10 playing the
part OF guide, philosopher and friend TO
mankind ia all matters OF dress. drink,
food and manners. II Will tnke Up much
fne eamc attitude toward wofnen 40
she advanced ladies pacers adopt to-
ward man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

OF hse Seminole Indians on their -
ssr'auon near this place. Tho crime
mas created q great stir among the m.
uians and further trouble is feared The
Nllllns y said 70 be the result OF feud
between the Indians and other settior.
Q, mat locality. A few days aFe tSso
by Indians. - '"SA H0n'es
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Od for Houston--A Little hoy Kills
"a Negro Accidentally.

New Boston, Tex, Dec. 4.-col. J. c.
Tyson. Prof. q. D. simna. pf g. u.
Helms and Mrs. Wilson left the 3rd
at .. m. FOR Houston, Tex. To at
tend the Grand Lodge. Mrs Wilson "
going u jnin her husband Prof ! X.
wilson. who IL a delegate 70 the Grand
Lodge.
Last night AZ little show tent
which was in town boy Who had
been placed 80 guard the tent WIS
fouiinE with target rife Several oih-
efa were sitting Around. when the gun
wet on. shooting nrgro boy through
the head. instantly niiing him. The
iiftle tiy h nIniost rrnxed with grief
over tta eraifs ana irid 10 be put 20
sleep on oulatcH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05
TINE SONGS SHE SANG.

THE SONGS SHE SANG.
Meath the lime trees shade.
Ia q leafy giado
My true lsyr ringa 90 me.
And the birds fiit mute.
While the human lutte
Hills tile dir Win melody.
sings these strange. sweet words 10
me.
wooing wen wander:
Drifting wen dream.
Forever together
On lies flowing stream.
Years have passed away,
sun II sremeth Yesterday;
The song Atlll liyes Ia memory.
Whene'cr above l gaze
] seem TO hce the rays
or eyes serenely smiling down on
me,
or ansers eyes stiiI watching thers
FOR me.
wooing wen wander;
Drifting wen dream.
Forever together
On iife's flowing stream.
*. +. Mccrae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

London. Dec. 4,-The Times has n
dispatch from Kobe, Japan, stating TINT
several thousand Tonghaks attacked
the Japanese troops nj Kong Jua. In
Southern corcn, on Nov rs. The JRpa-
nese We're victorious, and the Tong
hahR were slaughtered by Wholesale,
Two Of the leaders OF the rebels were
l'lilod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Chicago Dec. f..-fvca defeated schn.-
efer tonight Ia billiards. winning over
him IN hollow style. Rchaefer could
only make 200 while Iven was pliiug w
his 600.
Following ~ The Hcorei
lyes.ap, 20 3 90, "a, a. IS. {. is7. 0.
az, 20, Q. ieg i--GU0
sehaefer-l %. 80, l. IS. 0. ~. 10. II.
Total! IyoB 1900, schR.f.r 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Atlanta, Ga,, Dec 4.--Mlra Mary
Mnrhs Cooper. wife Of lgN-Ainyor John
n. Cooper died thla afternoon after
several houra OF awful agony resulting
from having swallowed several ounces
Of raw carbolo acid, The bottle from
which the poison was taken was found
beside hor bod, but Watcher II was ta-
ken by accident or intent, is n matter
OF uncertainty,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

1 s9,emeFy. Ala, Dec. THE adj
pe,n,A p'aln Kolb to the leglslat ure
isea,,. signing himself governor.
lt,isr mere tonight. but created
h5is esik, no surprise. but con-
~ - ulleul9 as 10 his advice 10
les-sefs VI Alabama not 10 nay
!, ~, NJ etc, and other such yapor-
IN y once before did under dow
y 49, administration. 1t win
I,,ss ,ssei and Will DIE still born.
Knight OF Hale. who
H., ps, IN The legislature the bill
|ls,, \. patton IN Alabama. which
tFo,ns,'i,s, hopRe in tile morning and
~, isp,y goes TO the senate. said
by, Y ielerence TO Captain Kolh'a
NJ ~. n,sssage; AS 10 usurper
OVERWHELMINGLY message over be-
y 1aga 10 the legislature "a out
|giss.' and Is absolutely TOO
a. % pe seriously commented
Il n 4. matter of course il viii
',1 s,,rmilied to be presented to
sstSe,uu.le and ony one posseeslnl;
4 .siF 70 attempt 10 present
4 ls us,l VIII. beyond 4 shadow
u, III, Be arrested Tor consempt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. s,--Bishop Attioua
q Haywood " the Mathodist church,
south, IL dangerously IN AZ oxford, GA.
lie u suffering from a high fever. ard
was deilrioun all last night. Fears are
entertained that he may not recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

JEFFERSON. TEX, Dec. About II
o'clock last night house belonging ~
Deputy aherin Jim Alna was burned
Insured for tlOo. Occupied by fam
ny By the name OF Aiinta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

,.,0sI. Tenn. Dec. "a special
NJ, p,'uf'1 rommercial-Appeal from blr-
~ Ala says that r.. II. Kolb,
-. 10 be governor Of Ala
Al. ,..Aav completed a mcssage To
~. legislature. which he signed as
M and which will be trans
IN that body tomorrow. The
u 4. also addressed TO the peo-
uahama and is long and in
In respects Il revolutionary uoeu-
1, recommends that his fol-
A. not pay their taxes for a
lM n, further says: 81 advise
.ax collectors who value the
represent. and which Will as
n, preyail in the end, to delay
.nsnts Of state taxes into the
treasury until an impartial hear
has been made of our complaints
fnir and honest contest law
.nn Is remembered that the tax
err ',.o,s in thirty-eight out of sixty
..r,ties In the state are Kolbites.
y, ~ seem that il they take this
~ me Kolb government VIII ma
w snnnort and Alabama Will be
..Iened with anarchy
Ms message kolb says FURTHER;
M evolutionary condition OF your
HsW ,avernment must become the
hiT 80 n YOUR continued and most
eers contemplation. The plans OF
,ners. 80 alarming to you. are abat-
lns a nothing to reduce you to an alb
NV AID Anal submission TO thelr own
-c rdled will and passions. You hhVe
~ your just demands Tor the iull
.niion nf the election system OF
go and other state officers, Sc
IA you by sacred constitutional
prlA ,,ptees. deliberately set aside by
ga q rsrisnttre. itself only creature
A. constitution 1 declare TO you
~ Anut fear OF contradiction that II
"a w ,rssant pnrty in control of your
iosi ,nment be not arrested IN thier
my career. no elections can be held
Wlhtama under the law and the colt
NV. " uton In the name of the great body
''~ M white men OF Alabama have
IA motion their solemn protest. /
- taken the oath OF governor aud
), And to prosecute in Your name my
II lnXlf to that office solely nnun the
\ 4 m that by your ballots cast Ia the
| MI jnat4 ando rderly way prescribed
he forms OF law, | was appointed
on August o, 1894"
49,. a then reviews the provisions of
4 N NJ. constitution and says; Because the
y,s NY stature 81 1929 did expressly re-
AZ, he provisions or the civil code,
~ Ieer unprotected. which seemed to
- Nj contest Of an election for gov
/. \. IL and other state officers, refusing
ma demand to restore them TO or to
""' Mt others Of u reasonable and
=. a, teal nature, YOU are perfectly jus
= ~ 4 h declaring there can be no
in Of governor or other state ott-
ny rsier the constitution Of Alabama
ilg on you which Is TINTED with
- Mai the ballot boxes"
urges the legislature to enact
,H laws and advises his friends
- Niilie clubs 10 assist in the gem
AiS, Of his appeal.
D. nasagc concludes:
y ra Dates and his faction fear
ihE nih. If they court equity aud
fldY 10 abide by Justice. they
as1hte at nothing TO remove the
,tefhonor from his right to the
has secured by fraud"
oh say my contention 81 alone
OPP At erecutlon of the guarantees Of
W the constitution Of my state
n betty for all. | demand OF the
Z Azure that action which every
ed on oath has bound himself
,,Ars MY to take In the observance OF
lAA Nniliutlon"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Jersey city. ". u. Dec. 4.--.frx- uovar.
nor Leon Albeit dItd at his residences
this afternoon. The governor had been
suffering from diabetes a kDng tims
and this was the cause Of hla death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

dntssvillc. TEX. Dec. t.--w. NJ. Col
gin a 60, made an assignment 10 w.
~. woodward for the benefit or certain
credltorH therein named Assets and
liabilities not known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

Orange. Tex. Dec. A. Yesterday the
safe Of the orange Lumber company
was robbed OF IS Today while the
MANAGER was out the money was Ieft
on the floor In front o. the SAFE. No
arreata.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

JIouahia 1'ix.. Dcc 4z-Nhthhn Fos-
tof was ,odhs touua over IN $4,000 belf
on d charfo 81 inr'At ilin dhushter
iastlAed thai Tie relation had continues
Tor q number ~ yenrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Denihon, TEX. Dec, i.--T. g. Thofnp-
son. editor Of the Mckinney Democrat.
formerly Minis Allic McDuiiic Of Sher-
man. THEY were married this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-05

afrs. NJ, n. QulgK returned yeHter-
day. from Fort smith, uneompeniet BY
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actress. Is dead.