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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18
Gtt, 2.ebceorattta.

Die poliaei in &umforb (gnslanb)
bat iiber Elm duberf merttpiiro1ges
@elhebnib eine llnterlu4uns erDffnet.
Cine 5panaigidbrise Dame, Mib
@poonep, bic nit tbren Gltern in
Humforb nobnt. psrldtpanb por sini=
gen Sasen aus benz pdterliden 9aule.
Sbre gltern fanben lie ert flint Sage
ipdter BEL elmer perbeiratbeten Satpe,
iter pieber. Sic bate am 6alIe unb
on Der 8ruit i9ipere 0eripunbungen
uno gab Der polioei folgenbe MuftlGs
runsen: sd bate MIDI bor einiger
3elt nit einem iunsen Re6tsl sltubirens
ben beimli4 perlobt. gr tpollte na9
beitanoenem Gramen feierli9 um
meine 6anb anbalten unb 1i9 bann
als Mbbotat nieberlaFen. l1nglidli,
der Weife fiel ct Bel ber priifuns
burA. yeun beidlp1en mir beibe gu
iterben. Sd fubr 81 linn nah Slforb,
bann iebten mir bic Jabrt Big @outbs
enb fort. Dort itiegen mir aus unb
tranten, na9bem mir einen tpeiten
@paaiergang gema9t batten, guiana
men eine 5lai4e Qauoanum aus. Das
@etrdnt bat uns fit lang. 3eit idlaff
aemadt, aber ba feline Mirtuns ni9t
tOotlih mar, nabmen mir unfern Spa.
aiergans pieber auf. Oarauf tamen
mir iiberein, bab mein 8rdutigam mir
ben 6als bur9idnsiben unb bann ii4
felbit t0oten iollte. Mber er belab nur
Elm sSeoerneKer, nit tpel9em er mir
mebrere Sti9e beibradte, bann mahte
Ct ben pergeblihen @erlud, ftd bic
aeble gu our4lhneiben. Gs selans
uns nidt, uns ben Sob gu seben, unb
nahoem mir nod einen Sag unb cine
gla4t umbergsirrt iparen. beltiegen
mir pieber ben 3ug unb fubren,er na4
sSlforb uno i9 nah Mumforb." Die
poli3ei bat bereits feifseiteut, ,oaB biefe
gradblung auf Wabrbeit berubt. Ser
iunge Stubent 1T 1htpsr pertpunbst,
aber man fiir9tet niat fir 1ein 0eben.
Gr tpurbe psrbaftet unb tpirb tpeeen
Wtorbz unb Selbltmorboeriu4s unter
Inflaae seite1t perben. Die iunge
Dame nimmt iebo9 bic gan5e Shulo
auf 1i9 uno bat ber poli5ei ertlGrt,
bab iie 5uerit tbrem Brdutisam ben
Ooppelielbitmoro porse1dlasen unb
barauf seoruneen babe, oaB er fis ber'
munoe. Oas balbtrasi1de Mbenteuer
piro tpabrf6einli9 nit Der 9eiratb
Der beiben Qiebenben enben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18
3oneari'e Wcrbred1ertneipe.

Dem 9rsiben oss Stalieners Monz
cari, Der in Der Hue 9raperliere gu
paris einen Gaitbof NIT Weinitube
belibt, bat enpli6 bic Poli3ei Elm Gnos
aemaht. Man bate bic @slpibbeit
ersanat, bab in bieiem Ga itbof unse=
ieBliHs Oinse porsingen, uno Der
Gbef Der @ebeimpoliaei be1ebte plDblih
NIT 10 eSrfpeftoren unb pielen Ser=
aeanten ieben Wintel bes 0aules, um
eine arlinoli4e 9auslu4uns porauneb=
men. Ser Ga Itbof bat eine eigene Sc
idichte i'm @erbrsderleben bon paris.
Seit SSsubren tpirb ct bon ben 1dlimm=
item 1erbre&ern beiu@t. tpie Jbar.
benz berii@ttsten @4mussler unb
Meaelagerer, 2erop, ber tiir3li9 aus
@unana ausoebromen lit. Nallas @aa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18

- Sn> Breslau III. Der frubre Qanbes.
9auptmann Der propins @&Ieiien b.
&libing 9eitorben.
- Sn ben @emarfunsen Griesbori
uno Muffenborf TN Bonner &reiie unb
6onnef unb 2annesborf i'm 2anbfreile
&6In wurben 3eblausberbe aufgefunben.
- Die aDlniIde 3eituna beitdtist
oab bic europdii iden Md9te bei9loKen
baben, ciner 8eiabuns petin's bur9 bic
Sapaner ni&t entsesen gu arbeiten.
= Mesen Maiefdtsbeleioisums III
Der 8erliner Sdubmadermeifter Bern
barot gu einem Sabr &efdnsniB perur-
tbeilt morben.
= Sn Nussburs lit Der tpegen ieiner
miloen Denfueile unb 9riltli9en Dulb=
1amfeit aud sesen Mnberssldubise in
gang BaDern bodsea9tete Bii6of ber
Oi03eie Nugsburs Dr. Yanfrotius b.
Dinfel aug bem 2eben seldieben.
- Cine Oepei9e bon Shanghai 1aet,
oaB mebr als 10000 9inelil6e 9ruppen
auf Waffen marten. gsiit aussefunben,
bab Die in ben gii9ern auf9efubrten
8affen ber Relerpe iiberbaupf ME anee=
ibafft tporoen linb. Sic jebigen golba=
ten an Der @renSe 1inb nur NIT 8feiI unb
2an3en betuaffnet.
- Cine 0epe11e BON Berlin an ben
n STANDARD" Iast, bab Profellor Gepben
leine san3e praris leinen Goueeen iiber=
seben bat, UNI na6 Goriu gu seben, Inn
bic Yflese beg 3area gu ibernebmen.
Gs miro beridtet, bab Der 3or 1ein Ser
trauen gu 9r. 3ac6arin pollfdnbis per=
lnren bat uno lib oem Yrofellor 2epben
aus Berlin anpertraute. Die OepeIhe
iast peiter, baB Der Gar Gnbe Oftober
nod Goriu obreilen mirb, lobalb iein
5obn, @robfiirit @eors, nad Mb=
babtuman i'm Raufaius li4 besibt.
- rSolbaten ioll man ni1t in
Baummolle einluideln !"-So bot jiinsii
Raiier 6rans Solepb erfldrt. IS tuar
bel etnem 9ofbau in Bubapei, als Gran,
Solepb nit benz Mb9eoroneten Sreuen=
fels suiammentrof. 2ebterer, elmer Oct
0ertreter Der @robsrunobeliber in 5irol,
bate bic l1eberanitrensun9 Der Siroler
S9iiben bur9 ouSusrobe on tie seiteate
Gorberunsen seriist. Ser &aiier, tuel=
dem bies gu Obren sefommen mar, riei
benz Mbseorbneten BEL oem 9pfbale gu
rgs linb Solbaten; Solbaten jon man
nit1t in Baumpolle e,nipifeln :"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18

Dor ieinem 9obe erihien er zines Sa9es
i'm Bureau bes Mapors 9Dler unb iiber=
mics benz Stobtoberbaupte aus Mner-
fennuns fur be6en Berbienfte UNI ben
9oIpitalumbau bie Summe BON $780,
I 600 in 8unbes=Oblisationen.
9err SpIer tpei9erte ii9, bas @eldent
entsesen3unebmen, allein Wfaper ent=
fernte iid unb lteB bas @elo 3uriid
grit nod nebreren Wo4en gelan9 es,
ben Mann gu beiue9en, bic Wertbpa'
pierre tuieber an iid gu nebmen, unb er
madte nun Elm 9efament, in tuel9em
ct btele $4,000 unb $4,000 in 2ie9en=
i6aften Dem @emeinmelen als Solpitals
fonbs perma9te. Seine MneebDrigen
fodten tad Ieinem Sobe bos 5eltament
on uno ma6ten seltenb, bab Maper 9ei=
itesseit0rt setpeien iei. Die 8erbanb,
lung bes 9ro5eiies ersob seniisenoe Bee
meile fir bieie Bebauptuns uno bic l1m=
itobuns bes Seitaments tpuroe our9se=
1ebt. Maper's 9auptpergniisen l9eint
nod MusIasen Der 3eusen leit anbert=
balb Sabren barin be1tanben gu baben,
baB er li4 in iein 3immer einidlob, elm
grobes Geuer i'm Ofen 1na6te, unb Iih
bann i'm Iboms= Goitiime bapor 1ebte,
I'M ii6 nit 3lpei rieli9en Yalmbldttern
Ri6luns 3uSufddeln.
* Sn Baltimore fanb heute cine Wer=
iammlung Der N,uerican 8anters sl1lp=
ciation fatt.
- Sn Slpmpien, einem fleinen Ort
bel Scrantpn, Ya., eri4oB Elm Berg
mann Namens 6ranf Be5isd Gin junses
Mdb6en Namens Marp &erlee, neil es
ii6 getpeisert bate, 8e5isd gu beirotben.
Ser lRbroer mollte ent flteben, puroe
aber eineeIanoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18
Gin 4ieIen= Sanferott.

YIN Nte1en= =odnIerOH.
G6icoso, Sqs., II. Ott. - Glias
5ummeriielb murbe seitern auf Nntras
Der Direttoren unb Qlftionare gum Mal=
lenperualter ber uMmerican Debenture
Co." ernonnt. Sic Derbinbli6feiten
Der Gompasnie belaufen li9 auf ST.
500, 900, bic Mftipen lollen bielen Be.
trag aber iiberiteisen.
Sic Gompagnie mar or9anilirt NOR
ben, I'M Sotels au bauen uno gu letten,
@asmerte au erri9ten unb in Betrieb gu
ieben, Giienbabn nnternebmungen gu
foroern uim. Die Gompa9nie batte i'm
2aufe ueniser Sabre gisentbum bieier
Mrt BON sroBem Wertb ertuorben, burh
bic auBeroroentli6s @el4dftsitille lit bas
Gigentbum aber l,i9t nur bebeuteno In,
Mertb 3uriidsesaneen, ionoern bic Gin
nabmen iinb aud berart absefallen, bah
bic laufenben Nerbinoli9feiten ni9i
mebr gebedt merben fonnten.
Gin brutaler Shurfe.
ct. Charles, no., II. DIT. -
emma Golfer. Elm iunses Mdb@en
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

The National hank Of clebnrne-
a Balncs vlcepresidena IN place Of
y l.. Durham y Y, Krliy ceshicr ia
place % John W Flnorc. o. q. Mar,
,e1ll assistant cashier in place OF n n.
The halBnrcr national bank Of Bnllin.
yer Charles :. Ailller ylcc-pr,,.ldent.
The American national bunk OF Gal
resion-W J., Moody vice-prosidoni in
place % ] H. Wallis
The First national hank of hlskm- Il.
Muller Nlc,-nrs.dcni anal assislanl cash-
Ter hi plNct 0f N. Il Whitman,
Tue Farmers and Mechanics nailonai
bank Of NlyhurnO u, West, Ussistuat
The First national haui, of Noeonas-
u. IT, lilye~ assistant unsher.
THO First national bank OF Detroit
y =. tnton. nssisnnt casliicn w place
Of j. A. Cation,
thc Amarillo national hnuk OF Nmar-
hin q VI NNset assistant cashier.
Inc fnrmtm' national hauk Of Hemp
flv14-'lf Az I0doW president. he place
" John q. lnmos, u. Schwar ylce.presi-
dent, John G. Aaslur scnond vice pred
dent,
Iao comptrullsr has also approved The
ipltuMiue reserve agtntg. hihcvnl0 ma
ilpnnl bank of New Orleans. i.a. for
tho American national hgnk ~ Anstn;
ula Aiutuni national bank of Now or
leans l4a, for the Bolton national bank
York Tor The Cnipanchr uNtional hunk,
Iomaurhc; tho ihird national bank 81
New York for the Cly national hank
81 lHllaW 81 Ion.r national bank VI 81,
Louis, for the City national bank Of
Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
The President Can't Buy
His Opinion With Pie.


snc'lnl Dispatch
Washington. Feb 20 Representative,
Bailey haa isauei the following slate
mcut;
"rhe lrsi week m January ! CALLED au
llic posimasterecncral Ia reference 20 tht
appanuout OF Postmaster az ncniaou.
During Que conversation hc complained
ihat after Adjournment Of die esir, ses.
sion I had ronc home and msallrd the
administration, mud mtimhtel that hc did
MOI Link my Recommendation ought tn ba
considered In malllag appointments for
the presidential pOuoilirr in tho district
which | represent | replied thar had
no apology or explanation to offer for my
course, and iht 1 would not retraet or
lnHiiis d ryllaalc | had uttered for all
me patronage within his aft also sald
TO him that v was to be Ignored. aud
he would have The manlinoss 90 toll me
80 ! would nor trouble him with Other
recommendation, iie announced that ha
wnnld talse the matter under adrisemont
aud com MuiichiO win me-
~ had already indorscd several april.
cations but ponding hs decision Il was
NNifNN lNNl MNNlN iNilNlh lipNi UAluN
any more Endorsements Tho term OF
The postmaster at Denlson had then OK,
nircd. aud vacancies would soon occur
at sherman and lionhOp. had made
my recommendations in ihe penson aud
sherman cases before my Interview with
the posuuanter-guneul. l did not make
any atlefWiuu Tor honhhm' Tor ihe rou-
son thal u was understood maj ! would
Withhold all further recommendation
untl notified by tho acknowledgement
OF his decision,
~ made IA snpciai rr,neat. houe,er.
ltt A.. ND,
4hat hh"uN' ~ nul"'i p'lpie Nl wy
poinimcnt stating tant ! desired 20 fee'
omtnend nm applicnnt II the department
1.,,,ti 49,. =. ,s,,,,,, I'll. ..,,,,,u.,d.
N""'''N "''l'' ~ 4N'Psh' ~ '''V''''''
ationsi but lie appointment WAS ibAue
without giving me notice.
nm MOI snrpracd at The aeil0n Of
a. tt...u s,t,.. ..atta.. .,,t,., .,. Il,
Mr' i'fN'l. ny '''n"R "He'H'' Nv :"
administration elrcics on account Of tue
siieech,a delivered IA Texas in November
i..,.in.ti A.. -, ....,....
ms pooh lh''i''h'' ny ny i'f'h' Npui''
Ia reference 20 The sale OF bonds lio-
side. an tbla mo eocaIltd ciegeland
...l.,., Il
pello'f"h VI ANAh7 lN''' hpptNlh 20
the p0sunnsiuiegenHra 70 disregard what
1 ha.a IA aag Ia the ,fiatrilutian M fseJ.
ernl patronage Afs hht'pfk wrote a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
TEXAS BANK MA1yrERs.
gt.olIaI nl.nal1h

Nashf,sgtou. Feb. 20. TIN following
changes 10 Texas baulsa were bulleiinnd
ir Comptroller Eckies to-day and will be
~ interest 10 al banking people The
Milne national bank II laredo. Daniel
Nilmo yice,prNldent, 10 place Of Eugene
Kelly. Jr.; ~ a. Cogley cashier. In
place Of Daniel Alilm9. No assisiani
cashier N place Of Alr. CogIey.
The First national bank Of ~ PasD
DO yicepresident Ia place Of jefferson
REYNOLDS
1he liill County national bank Of
Hilsbora-uo Elee.president IN place Of
W. r. Ward; s. q. snlleabefger cashier
Id place Of W o. oldham.
The First naiional bank of Mobiar,s---
w. a. Ponder president 20 tho place Of
II. ). Wolycfion. j. w J.. KEN vice.
president 10 The place Of w. A. Ponder
The Panhandle Daiionai bank al
Wichita fnlls-C. II White. yicqpresi-
dent 70 the place u Horn speehl.
The Eeiiou national bank Of Belton---
J. q. Allen yies-ntohil4rt, Ia pIaAa Of
a. j. Harris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
THE SENATE.
ny Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 20 when Tho aou.
nte met lhs morning % letter FROM Mr..
Carlisle 10 Nj Dmoy ns To whether
silver certificates were lawful money aud
the replg of Nh Olnsy, swing negative
opinion wore read.
Senator Aiurme DemociNt. ~ Ala
hama, chairman Of the comudltoe on for.
nigI relations made an announcement Of
tie report Of the colnmittoe relative to
llawaiitn affairs,
Senator Frye. Republican. Of Maine.
asked 10 have DE report road, but Scna.
TOR Cechroll srgM'at'ri ~ The senhte
would have 20 tako AN enrly Gdionfnmont
ihe report and testimony should be
printed In the journal, and this was
agreed TO-
The senate took from tho calendar and
pissed q joint resolution providing fof
the appointment Of commission 10 AUl.
wei'p international exposition. aud thcn NJ
II ~ y. M, on motion ~ senator Cork
rdl, went into executive session. Aftnf
Inc doors wcfo re-opeiifd at - M, the
senate adjourned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
rHnrAnirN DnL Nornnronrrp

hf sA1HVNlNiNu l'NNnai
Washinriou Fob. ~ The Democratic
nlemocrs OF the senate tinnncs cnnimiltia
mltioe oh ln O'Clock ihis momHe. ns
thcS expected 10 do. The committees moi
promptly al 10 o'clock, al iueinbers heinz
prcscnl oxccpt Senators Hurts. Vance
and jones OF Nevada WIN nra nhmnt
from the city and Songtof Mills, WHO Il
mdisnOacd. Senator Mephursbn Ma,
there 10 take his rlncc, however
lhn committee rpmliued m tie nunure
cnmmltier'a room only ieW mlnulta.
when Che Democratic members calue out
and won't nlp ihp Democratic nnirns.
u was given oni Cor ihe failure 10 PRO.
sonl me hNl ihai there were some crr0rs
printer milking Il nccossnrv 10 p0stp1ne
ioi presentation. mud u ~ mtcrstold thnt
spdie matters hive not vet been decided
upon by thr subcommittee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
A WOE
BECOME
PARTY.
Democrats in the
House Demoralizod.
ANOTHER DAY OF LIVELY SCENES
Examinations and Reorimi-
nations Run Riot,
Lafe Spence, the Popuilst, tho Cen.
trail Figure in the Congressional
Burlesquo-Fithlan. Bland and
Others Take Hand.
Texas Affairs aud
Matters At the
Capital



Washington, Fob. 20 When the
house entered upon the third week Of the
struggle over the Bland selgniorage sll.
YER bill at noon today there was good
attendance, both on the floor and in the
galleries. Immediately after the rend-
ing Of the journal. MIR. Hatch, chair
man Of of the committee on agriculture,
arose and stated that his committee
claimed jurisdiction over the ill anti.
option bin which had been referred TO
the ways and means committee and he
moved that Il be referred to the agri-
cultural committee
Messrs. Reed, Hopkins, breckenridge
and Bynum attempted to crowd in some
remarks, but the chair decided that the
question was not debntable. aud on a
rising vote Mr.. Hatchs motion carried.
IS 10 II,
Mr. Warner lDcmocrao of New York
made the point Of no quorum, whereup-
on Mr., Hatch demanded the yeas and
nays.
The Republican and Democratic OPP
ponents Of the anti-ortions bill, who
want the bill referred TO Mr. Hatchs
committee, are pursuing the tactics Of
,n t,..,,,,a,. sr, y,,ina ,n, sa,. ' HIJ
~ ,' ,aaa !. -. w. ~ u
the motion carried
Ntr Tnios De,rocr,o Of Tor,o.seo
presented resolution reciting the fact
of publication and distribution by the
commissioners of education of an attack
upon Inc educational system of Tcppes.
see, and called upon the secretary of
tho interior for authority OF such publl.
c,tt.u,
as''o"'
lheresoiuilon was reierreu'
Mr.. Boutelle, republican, Of Maine, rs
a privilege question, sent 10 the clerks
desl, and hoa rad Iong sto+orront
~ ~ 49,
eApresslns 'ne sense Vi .ne muse
nat WILLS should DO recalled from
Hawaii.
81, thts ra,ot,tior Iool,in,. 10 d, succas.
,s. ,,s,,,,. ,..,'
sor 10 munster WINS Or !" .eso'u'i'n 10
put Mr. Tracy IN Inc mole asked ME-
nv s,,.,,,ar ao.tsr.d 80 di1 ro4 ,bi,,,
ine HpeANe' uve''''' as ~ t'' ''',.H
that Was parliamentary inquiry ne
thought 1t was not privileged. and under
tho rule n was deferred TO the committee
on foreign aHairs'
The battle over the shyer bill then re-
sutned. Ii was moved to 20 into com
- a.. 40 IA n,,5,,,, 4h,.
mlitee OF the Nho'c' hnu penN'ns nut
TO close the general de0ate at O'Clock
to,,nrrow. On the latter motion the yeas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Washington. Fob. 20 Icon Hart, re-
ceiver oT the Sabine valley railroad Is
here en- route homo from New York
Whilc. here hs IL a guesi u Krpfcscnla.
i've lkile0rs.
w. A Patterson Of Waco u hero.
Mr.. Sayres has sufficiently recovered
90 30 t0 do house tomorrow
A poai0liee was established today at
Oak in Ellis county. Won "a. Tramel.
postmhater.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
= roor NEAHlY noAsrED OLE
An Old Mar Near Paris Irtll In me Fire
During a Fit,


Paris. Tux, Fob. 2O.--An old man
named Kincpan. who lived alone Oh Z
from Deporf. twenty mills ssuihwe.t 81
here. aud piiced Ia Sc county hosDiial
a fee nirthf ago, while sitiihg before
the fire he hnd o., aud fsl With one
Dot ~ the IRE, wdi1li was ainiist burned
% before be returned "a conacionsness.
A. he was alone WIS two nr three
days before hls cqu1iiion MAS ciseorlscd.'
His case ~ VEN critical
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
AUSTIN MATTERS.

/ bEa,ch,
= isl., Feb. 2G.-I'he Basirop water
Y Anplqy Of BgsTop, Tex, Il led
w VII HE secretary or state, plac-
4 ". Stock at $4,000. Iu,OrUora-
~ Eiiaer II, A. Hasler aud Louis
inpfoycment company Of Mis-
WY granted permission 10 do
= ne state, capital stock $780,
~ redeemed 5000 worth Of
nd jall bonds.
~, county redeemed $500 Of
y, ~ today Paid SI3G7 interest
~ ls9i' on bonds held by the
+ n county paid S2nG interest due
~ held by the school fund.
s.iy OF state today deposited
4 XIV received during the month
s,.s'hlfy y. as follows. To the
n'ne' Sl22J; TO state revenue,
= .isls,snue deposits today amounted
-.iAg the total StDS,OTs.3j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
/, HIMSELF, WON'T TALK,

Dispatch.
Tex, Feb. 26.-Elon. Waller s.
Chairman Of the Democratic Hogs
|.uuIltec, issues the following call
|,aczatic Executive Committee of
AZ respectfully requested to as.
ID The city Of Dallas, Tex, at 10
4 n, on Monday, the 18th day
|A 1901, for the following pur-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Warrington Feb. 2d--A nableernip re.
coivcd last Mint By Secretary Herbert from
ADMIRAL Brnham ~ no States that ne
had Transferred tle dig from mo Ssn
Tranereo 10 fhr Sew YORK The purpose
was 70 allow the San FranclscO 20 ri cut
ni1r the hhrbW Tor fresh air. ships are
taking turns 81 duty q staying 10 the liar
Admiral anham Hnd no stan are ihc only
rsra0nf 10 The naft WHO nre unable 70 III
dulge iu the change
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
A BOMB IN A TuEArER.
One Thrown in Piza Creates Panic. Tut
an Orchestra Leaders GOODNESS
Prevented Fatalities.


~ Hh77"W'-IfNE'-W 7 49,
Piza, Feb. 2G-During the perform
ance of Othello at the Treaio Noy1 vs.
terduy evening. a petnr1 was thrown into
the auditorium through window n The
rear of the stage. The explosive burr
with loud report and created tn, e'tnt-
est excitement 1t did no injury To any.
body. aud did not damage the ihtHtrr
After the explosion people made . insh
for the exits. but the coniuc' 1r If the
orchestra shouted that there VAS DO
danger and ordered the orchestra 10 stilke
IN the national anthem aud Later The
Garibaldi hymn.
The police are investigating The onl-
rage. but up to the present time ilp ar
rests have been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

s mp i S ne a., night. He then wen. through
cellar nthsE Aiia hnellE went down 10 The
s,,s,loer; Fearing be would 10 arrested NJ
ihru9yk huntcihlrn several hlSWs On the
gcv. Mi,l az Iron bar. killing him In a
NY nlnnihteE' ne then robbed The body Of
~ Nigiim' Last week he made A e,ff seton
" hurt ~ 70. presence VI Warien pursiop
prison officials u 'Ne u'neF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Galveston. Tex. Feb. 26.-The are, Of
highest pressure forms ridge extending
from the Ohio valley 10 The west rulf
states. while The lowest pressure il over
the extreme ner'hwc7t and extends south.
ward TO Northern Texas aud Oklahoma. Tho
temperature Is above freezing throughout
rise ut nearly an stations during Inc
past tweny-four hours The weather is
generally clear throughout the cauntry,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Galveston. Tex, Feb 20 Local forecast
for Texas for twen'y-four hours ending al
midnight. February II; North and Central
Texas fair and wnriner East and Southwest
Texas and coast district fair and much
warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Tbs white Rihhonltes Cause some Alarm
md Wholesale iAlug nrIi'is
Meet In Dallas to Consult


Dallas. Tex, Feb "a, LEAKED out t ngrs
ala trbisir mon Of the state met hsre IN
secret session today. ,,a.a II WINS
decided 10 re'rganize M ~ IN eftef
~, ,crcroaclnielts Of the PROM tl9 I ",
,,artisniarly la North Texas - s.nt ~ sAHs
tber are reported a. not beng ~ ,ye...
Ansthcr meeting Will be nsia heAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
FAST STOCK RUN.
e,..;.t nis,etfib

Galveston. Tex. Feb 2G.--On the sd
tho Gulf. Colorado and santa re started
ont from here with five carloads OF cat
H. FOR Kansas City. The average run
~ tbese cars Of stock between here and
KansRs CITY was twenp-one miles IN
hour the cattle arriving in Kansas CITY
IN splendid condition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

Donr ~. Boy now, whilo values are
ioN laring % settle an estate. must
giso slns OF lots, stores, acreage In.
Qu.fl a. once.
]. J'RcCfIE, Administrator.
t03 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

ol the house disclosed the names nf Tom
Reed Democrats, who obstrnctci lcris.
lhuan for two yvcels ~
As botween Colersl, p,,,.i.,s asa
Tom Reed nrmneruts NJ SE.ii3a,, WY
no yonld i,in I'm, f,,r,,,. "a 800" ~
81 DsSan.,,,,9 = ,,t.i ~ ~ yves
I ,iaes ~ ,...,ii.,i ~, 'n'F wy lN.'
W N.'l-luN; nNe'ilRgi
NV, w oM'FoW.uon let
mi WY n"hr. sl'eecles Tor silver tA
I INV, " ,i'el' tNustltNleMs, and then So
/ snt uNllhK nete on silver; men whc
ueugn roli CATS
Nj tllhma added chat ihc men Who
] We're blocking tho OH wore known 10
,ns close friends Of tho administration.
lnel were known as men who had more
! Etti"naks OF Nrorer Cleveland ~ a
] iNW or 4hosc men Gould hlorl, ibis selgil-
! iiqiNke uiii, Mr.. lfthian WARNED them
I uIit 'hc srat majority Of the nenu-
I SlNs seNd with elual perIinaciN, SHY
Z .s.e untli next summer. nna block The
pNsHaHe gl Appropriation bills
aMie e ~, Tracy Democran q New York
NNmn Wul set q quorum herr 20 psss
shernSg9 pas S s, iSg noe mp p o. the
Mr. FAnn. "fhe SOFA mcn. RrpnhV.
] ears and DnHnnar4fa annt atvn.f 'l.,,,4.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Baker, hose Voucher He Raised, Inclined
to be Vigorous.


Topeka, kan, Feb CIV G. Baker,
whose voucher was raised from to 81 By
Adi.-ien. Artz, Is not inclined TO let the
matter drop with ArtZ' resignation He is
afraid people VIII say he was party to
the irregular proceedings. II is said Baker
Will institute criminal action against Artz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
IRONS.

|,ur.day we will have a
IN .ale of Aprons; until
. nm will see them dis
n IN south show win
These aprons we're not
|, Il retail at prices we
IN them for Thursday,
son who buy them will
|isd a like bargain soon.
Il lot of $50 aprons,
|. If lawn, Bingham and
"A good quality; this lot
n \" sold at 25c each
|'otber lot of 1896 aprons,
Iii good quality lawn,
Ia and nainsook, white
mack, trimmed with
| ,sa braided, an apron
|.ould pay 75c for all
LIS 39c.
4 ale Thursday only,
ny. SMITH & CO.