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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
A MOMENT OF SWEET RELEASE
1t Comes When n Woman DOTS Street
Dress for Dressing Gown.

A woman may declare as much as she
likes that her ordinary costume does
not cause her any discomfort and may
thrust both fists up under her bodice TO
prove that in spite of its wrinkleless mt
it is too large for her, and the skeptical
observer may be staggered by this feat.
But DR.. Charles Reade exposed the
fallacy of that demonstration long ago,
and the woman feels. although she
doesn't admit it, that the moment when
she exchanges her public attire for her
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
A Wise Little Kitten.

Little Dot-"My kitten is sick. and
have been trying ever so hard to make
her take some medicine, but she won't
touch IT."
Mother-"Of course not. Cats never
take medicine when they are sick"
Little Dot-"Why, isn't that queer?
1 never would have thought that a little
bit of a kitten would trust to the faith
street & Smiths Good News.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
Asking the Impossible.

Nfistress-"Our style of living is very
simple For breakfast, at this season,
we usually have buckwheat cakes,
and -"
New Girl-"And I'm to bake 'em fast
as you want emp
Certainly"
us any of your children boys?"
lone is a boy"
Healthy"
Eyes, indeed"
ct don't want the place. Good-day.
mum. Street & Smiths Good News.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
The Fool and the King.

Newspaper Photographers $500 =
What would be the use of photogra PHI
ing the Chinese? No white man can tell
one Chinaman from another"
Able Editors QS94-"We stop the press
to announce the astounding intelligence
that Cinnamon have been sending their
certificates home, and thousands of
fresh Cinnamon are coming in on them.
N " Weekly.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
Familiar to Americans.

Boy-"What does feudal mean?'
Teacher-"Under the old feudal sys-
tenn, one man had authority over a
whole community, appointing his favor
ties to rule over the people, and levy
ing tribute on all citizens whenever he
pleased. Do you understand
Boy-''Ye s'm. He was a boss. street
& Smiths Good News.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
Conducive to savngery.

Philosopher-'It is little singular
that nearly all of these anarchists are
men of some education. Not one is
really ignorant. All went to school,
Small Boy-"I guess mebby they
learned to make bombs SOS to throw
them at the mems wot wrote the 'rithme-
tics. street & Smiths Good News
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09

Winks-"Talk about stage realism
You should see Strident in Love and
Vice.
Jinks-"He can't hold a candle to my
friend, Mouther. Why, sir, he played
the heavy villain in 'Woman's Wrongs
so realistically that his wife sued for a
divorce the next week. IN. Y. Weekly.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
Not Very Consistent.

Johnny Churchman-"I guess mamma
isn't such a churchwoman as she pre-
tends"
Aunty-'Why do you think so?"
Johnny-"Before Lent began / told her
that just loved to go to school, but she
didn't ask me 10 give it up.''-Street &
Smiths Good News.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09

under lock and key as il were, in the
Tribune office. Finally the doubling
Thomases reluctantly admitted that the
school girl was a brilliant prodigy and
not a clever fraud. and from that time
until few years ago Mrs. Sullivan was
one of the leading writers on the paper.
She finally severed her connection with
the Tribune to occupy an equally high
place on the staff of the Chicago Herald.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
How the War Began.

Eastern Tourist-"Hear those men
whooping, and yelling. and cursing! What
in the world is all that frightful row
about?"
Broncho Bill-"Oh. some of the boys
would start discussin' religion
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
That Was why.

Hojack-"My sister has had a chance to
marry United States senator"
Tomdik-''Why didn't she?"
Hojack-"She said she wanted to have
an opportunity to do some talking her
self."-Truth.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09

test his temper tell him his nose is a
little on one side and you don't like the
way his hair grows, and if that won't
fetch him nothing will.-Helen Mather's
Novel "A Man of To-Day"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-09
Hard Luck.

First BurgIar-"Any luck lately?'
Second Burglar-"No. Worked all night
on a safe. and when 1 got IL blowed open
IL was q folding bed. Puck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
pLAIN rARLn OBSERVATIONS.

An authority on such matters states
that simplicity In table decoration Is
now held In high esteem That ornate
displays are no longer correct, and that
even pink candle shades arr ~ disiaYor
among the elect since soinr 81 the lead
ing hotels have had the temefliy TO fol-
low the lead and 10 place them upon
tables which eau be controlled by any
one who is able TO give a check for the
requisite amount. A. the authority Is a
good one II seems presumpiuouH 10 throw
even q shadow Of doubt over an edict "
sued IN It's name, yet the facts are din.
cult things 20 cOntrovort and they point
10 a very different state Of things. An
account u one Of our mnlu-nilhpnnireS
homes printed not long since, goes into
minute details, and we are told mat tue
simplest home dinners mean fayofg aud
flowers by the score, so that simplicity,
however much 10 be desired, can hardly
be considered an accomplished fact, es-
pecinlly when such information y ac-
companied by the florists statement that
the demand for novelty Is continually on
the increase.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
MAKES a PROPOSITION TO pEIx.
oro TO SURRENDER.
WANTS PROTECTION FOR HIMSELF
He Has Taken Refuge Aboard a Por-
tusese Siau-of-war-Thc Govern
ments Intended Attack
brought Forth the over
ture of Peace.
By Associated Press.

nv As.o,io.,a ~.
.',,ao,ii'eu r'ss.
washington Maich l2.-Advices re-
oeived nj the state department late this
afternoon from Nf,,,is,or ,,v,,,..,,,.l.,, =.
IN. t.-t..
NV 'Hhero hdleae mat the Brazilian
rebellion is about ended. The dispatches
from Ninister 1,hnmns,, c,,,,,,i,, ,h, e,
f,.,.,,,l... 49,,
4''i'Hu'n ulat Auinirh IA @ama mas
gone on board the Portuguese war YES
BEL Anndelo. now In The barlsor Mt Rio
,n1 ~ ,,.s,-
''N i'''' s''' 4" : 'csiuent AeNolo ny
the Portuguese officer an offer OF sur
render on condition Of full protection
c,r bi,,s,if ,,,l b., e,li..,,.... nv. M.
N''N ~ iV',uN'.s' 'ue "ls
pAtches We're recelNei Oy the state de-
partueut.
Tbcv worn n, ,,r,hor AMI ,,,,.,, tro,s.
81 'F'Ni NN ""N" 'A'''3
iated read as follows;
Rio de Janoiro. Maph II. 1Sq4.-
Gresham: Ia CANA today. through the
.,ruinr porttguese commander olfprad "a
surrender 10 die president of Brazil.
provided he and his followers were guar.
ant,.al nrntnction n,rainst unuishtnent
iSi,,n,d 1,tfDNipSDN
i{in ~ J,ueiro March 10 1874 -
C.rash,,n. n, Cam, bes ,,nnc rhnar5
'4f''..,.,'' - I'',l - 49,,
STU, tDl,uS i''e u''''' "5rti1,NfpS6%
asu,H.l c-,,s,o,, ho,,a,., 49, ,ii.
Ntclnlat! NV ~ - ,n'' 'ii's
lhnrAH lll'' elu ~ 'lly ',ro,
hvre = '"n9llv.'liie w ~
mere nN uose lll,vlesl,u "a W. ahu t'., ~
lo, 'at 'mr InvI on iu. n.y., r ',i,,.,ll
lANc ueSl' luiu' lhI"uku ca. "a usu,s.
'yullu1lu'I NhV' w ly .4N ,l!llV' H'a Avt
showed any ,puti "Wuu Nl7P'Ti'"h 20
llhc = A;lhl IN luS Cvnll'L ~
In1uEht' however lliut lue a'uon on we
fortuguSso IN reeYNllg IA lama II
necessarily w Hcl sympathy WIN uie IN
surgents, Inc f3rlugnese are Nll9 10
recognize a pllhgple nI ih.rIhNllehal Jaw
now obsolete, py whieh tight OF nsyluin'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
THE AronIsoN CUTS AGAIN.
A Rate Of $40 Made From Chicago 10
Kansas City and Other Points.


10y 1HNNlAht'A A'F7s
Chicago. H., March 12.-The Atchison
today announced that taking effect
March -, 1t viii nut into eject west
bound rate Of $40 from Chicago 10 Kan
gas City, Aichison, ST. Joseph and
LenvenwOr,h. The reduction Is made be-
cnuse the Atclison has found in ecalpers'
hands tickets 10 San Francisco reading
aver the Chicago and Northwestern and
Union Pacific, which are being sold for
$50. one way.
The rate quoted by the AtSiison will
have the effect Of reducing the through
rate from Chicago to California by sos.
Chairman Caldwell, upon rectlycinc 10
day the notification Of the intended re-
duttion. told tie Atchison that he would
call them for justification Of the rite
They will submit for lis .ediiication a
81 r ~ H4iots frny siv inrhea f''ic'
The Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul.
Rock Island Burlington and Northwest
ern have taken active steps to prevent
fiie decentralization reaching Omaha bush
ness. and today formed an agreement
Tint while they would accept tho $40
rate to the Missouri river and for basing
10 point beyond, they would not use II
Tor hasng purposes on local rates east
of the river
The Alton. however, views the low
rate with great satisfaction, aud declared
today that Il would never allow the rate
10 be advanoed from SO, and " II could
ect 40 SO. Il wOhd be happier than il Is
reportcd today that the Aiclhson and
Southern Pacific had agreed 10 restore
natter as they existed March J. aud ar.
bitrate from that standpoint The local
ofliclals Of the Afchison., however, denied
having any such Information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

nnciien object sugar. N..A.,
~ also producers of thjs I'M a ~ uiah
pr,dncs ana Minnesota are ths ' en,v
i atteSre ri. Of sorghum sugar ma ', ~
Ioaisi ias 10 q VERY slight extent. ' 'A
bounty ns;d reeesyes the bulk Of the
J. aoIlda and Mississippi IN sb nm aeAas,
ie NJ In the industry. 9' sue" @a IN
10, u ~ only individual or companies which
aVr me year 1903 rceesred hc mungn
c @pVun s, to more than SlO0oOo on
Plante'ets ar are the following: Miles
S9 391V aaS and Manufacturing comnany
S 49, og6i Icon Godohanz san1 a96.
t ~, Mfllken, S16S,5SS: 6afferv Con,
nal. sugar Refinery and Railroad com.
pany, Sll9;S2I. al Of Louieinna.
senator Gallery says he has no interest
~ tne sugar refinery and railroad which
pears ms name, aud tina, Il was named
after him originally because he ass;si sd
In getting II started. '''''S'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
a FIERCE FRACTIONAL WAR ON
AT ENID, q n.
BOTH SIDES ARMED 10 THE TEETH
shooting Has Already Occurred,
More is Expected and nj Feared
the Town win Bc Reduced to
Ashes-l'hc Cause of the
Trouble.


by Associated pr,ss.
Enid, O, r., March ia now factor
entered the municipal war In this city
today and precimiated another desperate
fight between $ r. Spencer. president
of the 90 county hank, AMI hard
character named l'lah,rly, notorious
SALOON loafer aud all round tough.
Spencer has been idcnliaed with the
Moore faction oven going 80 far as to
arm himself in defense of Moores action.
spencer was put IN nomination by the
Moore crowd today for city treanurer.
and becoming involved in quarrel with
Eallcriy at The arsenal, whore both sides
are campcd on their guns, Spcaccr was
brutally beaten, but, managing To get his
rin IN position. commenced an ln,liecrim.
inaie fusilade on his ansailants. Flah,
erty was slightly wounded and spent
bullet struck q woman on the street, hut
did not seriously inluiv her, The Moore
element are guarding tho old city rccnris
In ono part OF the city with q trusted
squad OF armed men, and the Gregg gag
climbed over the ratnpnrlH Cl the council
chamber In another part VI the town
and are tipnsacting business with a now
set OF records,
Vol John Virgins, who Is IN Nasllnr'
ton w the interest of the countN scui w,
wind for inuuey TO come bono ON this
morning. and the Moon, fnouon made
dri Il on the city treasurer for the money
20 sand him
Gregg and his followers Immediately
sued ont AN Injunction against Mo0uc. re-
struinlng him from touching any Of The
city funds, and Il looks NOW as II WIZ
gins Will Lave 10 either borrow The mnnvy
30 come home ON OF walk Tie Gregg
gang say they will never permit him to
have n cent
Every man who * out on the streets
at night h. closely scrutinigel, and
watch put on lis track until his Identity
Is well established, No one Is permitted
10 20 near either Of the hostile camps
without pass from tho l,gders Of ihr
factions. and tho feeling ~ 20 bitter to
night over the spencer lclnhcrty shoot
ing, and u Is further intensified by local
primaries In progress this afternoon that
u is ioirrl there Will be- blo0lshcd be
forn morning, and innpocnt persons viii
lose their Hives. Tho fight y foi blood
No compromises is offered or expected by
either side. Either one ur The other side
must make nm unconditional surrender.
The arm Of the territorial court iu'
vokcd yesterday morning by The Moore
element has had NO elect In digpclling
80 49, 1'ts mr.
hhho" luv onu't h'u'u ny dnukc hul
iord OF me hedrrm count in' county
officers seem powerlras 10 qurll tho
warfare. However. the county Oihcfrs
baye taken sides and tho desperate
shooting Hcrape between tominissioncr
Williams aud .lnilor Williams has en-
bi..cred .he fight. aud II II believed one
or tho other VIII ho Killed before the war
Is over. They met IN gu End nlNr
tnogy Iottnr Willintua declaring that the
Observation-Disclosures must 10 nndrr 'Uhny
,or,,nererJ slootlnp M eiebt and tie
f,r,rnr sons bit In flic bend ami M
Inv ~" 49, Ia az GoiJ ia ,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
AZ ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.


Ozark Ark. Mar h 12.-Ncws has
reached this city Of an attempted double
murder ton miles south Of here. folloN-J
by suicide. VIII Schiclley, a farmer, at
tackled his wife and child with knife,
his intention being TO XIII them. The
woman escaped with her babe after
fearful struggle When she with the
neighbors She aroused rctprued, they
found her husband dead, with his throat
cut from ear To ear. There is no known
cause for the affair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

- chelsea l. r.. March IA meeting meeting. Wa ~
nm here Thursday for the p9 iil.. s.nii.
selecting delegaies % i tsgsi the paws COM
menis u this section uei'is -
,,rI as and most progressive disIss ~ f,r
Cherokee Marion. arr, n ls. g ,lag2,pg e6anre
ihe mesiii5.T AZ settling q most fst ~
Win Ils.,lgst al and removing me ony ~ y,
i iions - ibe advsncement OF this country 70
ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

By N771lllITI7I I'777 -
Iatrobe. Pa. March 12,-Thomas Fin
.se,nn. a demenfed man, 5ttaeked bis
mefhcr while l.iboring under si'ch %
d.v and she val probably die. he
struck Der with IN iron bar, fraciunns
~ si,,,i nrd iben kicked her 10 The
....,,.S and ieft her for dead. NEXT Be
ss,.~riss5 liz father. beating HIN into
-, nnc psf4oiis condition. He then broke
~ ~ furniture ia the house ard lett.
"a. ttcn entered ihe house Of a neigh
- -.,fps,l Fafon. bits iie family. seclng
~ crazy man approa SING. fed, finnt
IN ur5ceeded 70 break me f4rniiure AMI
-qar-ely a whole ,iece WIS leit n the
hoasn People hezriHr q me ah;or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

pittsburg Pa. March ia note found
IA q corked bottle by IA Sn0wden, watch
man Of the steamer fsfrmania. which u
brid tied up 81 Bfpwneriile, created con
siderable excitement 10 That town. TIE
note was written By q woman VINO auid
fhst sbe was being held y pfisDnfr Us Two
nee Al gypsT camp. The itnce mentioned
n situated abgyr Norguntown. The note
was given 10 Cierk iiarJ Lincoln " Tie
stenmer James a.. blaine WHO TOOK v %
of the authorities tore. The wfiifr wanted
th0 nndef N the uotn 10 srud help ~ puce.
The u0fr MIS- written unn piece ~ paptf
torn from a note book and nas not signed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
WOOTEN MAY RUN FOR CON
GRESS.

SDce'"l lfpBirh
Dallns. Tex. March 12.-IIon. Dudley
]. Mooten addressed big labor meet
ing at the city hall tonight. The work
men are organizing here, aud will COM
pei candidates for alleuuanic honors
to show their hands. Il l. understood
here thnt Wootcn may be candidate
for the Democratic congressional nominal
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
mas =. BANK CHANGES.

uslqh, March 10. -Comptroller
Saay bulletins the following
sa,,o.li.s, h9s national banks: The
Nnhsn bank of LAmpasas, n.
~ President, in place L.. II.
y ~ skinner, vice-president,
b., waite, cashier, in place Of "a.
,snah. ID. j. Marchall.
~ s1 ,s u place OF w. II. Camp
~ national bank of Arkansas
y. i"ckport-T. II. Mathis,
~ place Of G.. w. Fulton;
In M XIV; viee-president, in place
-. approved the National Bank
- ~ Of st. Louis as reserve
i. He state national bank Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
Az 1NrponrANr ARREST.

Press Report,
New York. March u. The police nj
the one Hundred and Twcnty-iifth street
station made an important arrest this
morning which may lend to the uneurth-
ing OF an anarchist plot to blow up a
section Of Harlem.
Profound secrecy Is maintained regard
ing the arrest.
The mnu arrested carried o bundle con-
tanning nine loaded dynamite cartridges
enough 10 blow up block of houses.
The detectives -nro now nj work on
the case aud every effort IL b'ing put
forth TO get at the bottom Of the con.
spiracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

lhgton, March 1.-THE day in
~ was devoted entirely 10 the
Patton Of bill relating to the ex-
81 the time for allowing a street
company IN this city 10 change
YEN Of motive power. According
~ passed several years ago the
railroads Of the District were re-
. chnnge their motive systems
ne power 10 either cable. stOr-
Iley or underground electricity.
lhe Metropolitan Railroad COM
.anglled with the provisions Of
4 Ihat road claimed the cable
4 expensive and tried the storage
. ,Eslem, but this proved a failure.
fhlte today rapidly driftcd into
non OF the merits Of the cable
Underground electric system,
4 ~ boldly charged that the gen
4nlle and Westinghouse COM
| snleh held stock in almost all
mead trolley lines, had retained
A Prominent electric engineers in
aay' and would not spAre money
TN practical demonstration Of
fpiily Of the underground clec-
4 y Operation at Buda Pesth, and
s'li distance on the outskirts Of
M ~ prevent this. Mr.. Walker
A q restrict the motive system to
y, lhe Metropolitan road to
= ''1q electric. No conclusion was
~ house adjourned at 5:0J.
4ss' ne house will 90 on with
W el'l appropriation bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
rlILnMAN nNNNHrr prnrEp.

Al st. Andrews Episcopal church Sun.
day afternoon occurred the funeral OF
Ben Bennett. wcll-kn0wR and popular
iiremnn on the Fort Worth and Denver
road. Decensed WIS a native Of Here
ford. England, where hiH aged mother
RESIDES. Some thirty.iiye members of
the brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
were present al the Obsednios. The
funeral wns m imposing one. Air,
Bennett was Insured for sl'DO, which
sum will be sont TO his mother
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
oNB WAS KILLED.

Press report.
burlington. VI. March 12-Tbe Yer
mont Ccntral passenger train was
wrecked near Montpelier this morning,
one man was killed and several were
seriously injured.
The Wreck wis caused By powders
dat had been rolled down upon the
track.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

hurried TO the scene and attempted him,
hnt by, sirengih WIS too much Tor them,
John Smith. who was p,t~1.l 10 tbe
wall hy die Infatuated man pulied
revolver aud fined at him. The ball
passing through his face cutting oaf
several seeth. Finncgan zen to the
ground and was ovcrp0wcrei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
,oRs VOTE DOWN A REso-
ZION TO INVESTIGATE
E,,pEALIHGS IN WALL STREET
.,.oa of the Mckinley, Wilson
!, ,s.nate Tarin Bills-Pen'er
,.,roduces Tariff Bill OF
NJ. own-TeSas Mat
,ers at the Capital.


1 sojated Press.
/, ,,.,,on. March 12.-ATr. Blanch-
II. newly appointed senator from
4. was presented to the senate
a .o.uing of that body and took
I, n Office. At his desk. which
,-,tifally decorated with flowers,
4 IA the congratulations of the
a y delegation in the house, Of
a 1, vas Il member until last week.
: Dolph of Oregon, called at
IA circular sent out by Harvey
Y Washington claim agent,
+ q secure lands along the North
+, .isc railroad at a nominal cost,
81 characterized this circular us
Ia scheme, the grossest fraud
NEW.
Solution of Senator PETER, call
{ N Investigation as TO senators
r. II In Wall street, was on mo-
Lid German, laid on the table
~ 4 Of SO to -, IN support Of
in. Mr. German characterized
xes as based upon rum0r and
Unworthy of consideration.
I'm. Of Texas. demanded the yeas
Is On the motion to table, and the
"A detail was as follows:
Allison, Blackburn. Butler
Camden. Carey, Cockrell, Cul-
aulkner, Gallinger, Gibson, Cor
|Gay, Hurts. Hawlcy, Hunter,
f undsay. McMillin, Henderson,
. Mitchell wisconsin,, Palmer.
PROCTOR, Quay, Ransom, Smith.
. dige, Teller, Villas, Wulc0tt, total
b. Aldrich, Alleen. Bate, Berry,
+ Coke, Daniel. Davis, Dolph.
Frye, George, Hanshornugh,
4 lyle Mills Mitchell (Oregonl,
peitigrew, Plat. Power, Pugh.
Roach Stewart, Turpie, Nnohees,
siniorage bill was then taken
N NJ Villas resumed his speech
POSITION 10 the measure.
Alison Of Iowa, began the speech
h vas not well enough to deliver
frday. In the course of his re
81 he aMi IF the Democratic party
ling to pass this bill. authorizing
sue n S5,00O,O0O. without a dol
q x q them or n dollar around them
DE- willing to do that which they
X ever done before, the issue Of flint
4, Volcott nf CoI,r,do aJ,.oo,t,J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
MornroNs rRIAL.

Cohesion. Tex. March 12.-W, Moul-
Ton charged with burglarizing The. post
oflice nj Flatonia last December mad
nreliminary examination before uuiied
States Commissioner Dart this morning
and went 10 jail in default Of 5000 bail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

4 s'sis, March 12.-Complying
NJ ;olsr the secretary Of the
ialtl y, srnt to the senate a list
nj 1n,.,'1acers Of sugar from
~ ia-.;, and sugar cane IN each
pa an9 y to whom bounty has
4 li.,,e ~ amount paii 10 each
elfs's. shows that Inc paymenf
4, iaas~.s eAr w to March 4 have
's,f. s0io.aas. so..,,.,... -.
MS .sa-..u lHar. S2.5l3.59T: maple
4 tst 81 Total. S., 25T .O,5.i
S-aiiornia leads ii The bro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
NrmnYrR IN JAN AGAIN.

Spao illsfnfeh,
Dallas. Tex. March 12.-W. ]. Nell
never and Fred Ncimeyer. variety man
ayers. were jailed today for non.paymenii
of fines. They owe 500 in fines and
costs. and the chances are that they
will be placed at work on the chain
gang.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
BY Associated Press,
VERDICT AGAINST A TELEPHONE.

CynthlanG, Ky, Alnrh l2.--ln the Gisr
Of Simons, administrator against me
Fast Tennessee Telephone company,
verdict for the plaintif " $1,000 WAS re-
turned. SinOns was killed by touching
trellis which had become charged by
loose telephone wire falling across thc
electric light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Middlcboro, Ky, March "a fight
occurred between strikers aud United
States deputy marshas al Mingo mines
last night. One Of tho strikers was
Killed.