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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

WHEN They Told Him About Croker's
Coming After Him.

washington. Dec. 2i.-Bourke Cock
ran refused 10 say much about tho
Interview In which Mr.. Croker had at
tackled him tonight :,
when first heard OF The interview,
no said. II could not understand whAt
tho auesfloner was talking about. NOW.
mo. I have read the interview. ] know
No. little more. l decline 10 be drawn
irto any controversy with the euthor
~ such trash or to take any notice OF
i, .,ybat is tho cause Of Mr.. croker's
attack on your" Mr.. Cochran was ask
81 do not know; don't know any
more than you do"
.He hints at a personal encounter"
Nr cochran looked down at his SIX
feet in length and gave an Impressive
20 MT NJ Croker aays you could not have
.oeen elected this fall"
,.ttow does he know thpt9''
Were you a candidate for the nom
81 decline TO say
i.sfr. croker ssys you do not live IN
~ u have always voted in my dis
''i ,.Air Croker says he is coming here
in about ten days: are you going
e. II am going away some time"
IN about ten days."
.sren DAYS 10 avoid CroiSer2 lfai haH'
a,a Mr.. Cochran went on into d pro-
ien,,el At Of boisterouH laughter as
~ started 10 his room for the night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
cmA,nlNa wAnsllIrs.
no Use Material rhHt WIN Not DuSn
~ QuickIy as Wood.

waahnRton, Dec H.-Seorsthfy
Ierbert has approved the repor, 81 the
hoard consisting OF Constructors
Il,,,ecom and I3owles with Com
nauder Bradford ~ president which
,gaa Instructed by him 70 report upon
lid ,oinss and wood work IA tho bat-
M ahips. cruisers. and 2uHbcAts now
building which may be adraniaFeously
dispenscd with, thu increaAcd faeilltns
~ ertinguinhinx are IN action which
ahouId be provided. aud % cntider
no ntiestion u ceiling the eidcs Of the
lvlne space u paid vessel win paper
nacha or any other substitute lraa III
dsfnmabie than wood Tho board yis-
Nor the ships at Soriolk and phiiadei-
plia. and fnade o deisiled report upon
the alterations needed ~ the case %
each ship. recommending fbe huDailtu-
fion Of corrugated iron instead of WOOD.
a. IA the tens. w many cassn, Anr ~
iron wherever frand The hoard re-
ports itsclf embarrassed for want o.
knowledge concerning the finea y the
uhlps engaged ~ the acton on me
mouth u The Yaiu river. The board
was favorabiy Impressed With ne
system 81 jolner work on the tfnAg'
~ f.I4t ..a4ifflf tft f.ffrfiHfI n ~ q me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
THE DEATH ROLL.


,,u,sno,o Tex. Dec. 2i.--Leighton, the
,a.year-old son OF Or. and Mrs. j. j.
Roberts. died at o'clock YESTERDAY
after a long and painful illness, at the
rss,denos Of the family, on the corner
~ south pleasant and Walnut streets
some nine weeks ago Leighton was
thrown from his pony. receiving An
injury OF his leg. but at the tine II
,yas not thought to be serious. soon
,,,arooster trau,oatic fever and ne
s-os,s 81 me bone superyened. DR.. Ba-
ION saunders Of Fort Worth was cameo
and placed in charge OF the case ana
,sslsted by local surgeons. performer
rv,,her OF minor operations upon
~. ,Inb The patient rallied af'er
zach of these operations, ana i.a sse ma
n Improve, but y was dlseUs CO., - he
',a,osis was extending upward 70 Sie
i ilaa tai,t Amputation was tDen "
hley nr and on the night OF tne
. ~, ,nst Inc limb was ampltatea y.
is.H 80 fbird OF the thigh. Leishl9h
~ i've oneraticn well ana was ~
stoou 10. 10, 10 recover until lo;so las,
IA whcn hemorrhage set N anu
hls1,Ssa a, q O'clock this morning. Lelsl.
pc ne, NE, "a a very bright and intelilsens
w W ana by his gentlemaniy lnar ...'',,,
BOY d s,ro had gained the esteem,
anu p is,.c ~ ali. His death was sau
how TO his parents, VIM hs No., go
o o.gS Of the entire community, "a e,s.
". l.. Vim, highly Fe ,..' ~ res
zen Of the county, died az n.y. ~ A. ,
ldence on South " PC Lingering
o'clock this morning ni'eF ~
| Illness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
With the Exception Of Crisp and a
Few Others,
ALL OFF TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS
Another Bond 1auo May Be Our New
Years Gift
A rinn to nuy Contract schools sor
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS warahip-
with view OF Making Certain
chana-s-nliis Approved.

Washington. pee, at-The capitol
was practically deserted today. only
few rambling scrihes. the capitol po-
llcemcn. and now and then a stray
senator or representative 'wNiSe tie
echoes OF i,s spacious corridors,
The charm OF the festivities al tar'st
mas at nome was the MAGNET ,hai
had drawn every one who ceal leave
from the congressional grlst min. Only
y few members o. the fof Meet and
South. and those whose faali@ are 10
washington remained here. sfyorn OF
them were at their desks sor a time
iodoy examining their mail Blu, they
had put their congressional lnl'or be-
hind them aud maitcrs congregational
wcre IN state Of Suspended aninN'
tion.
Sneaker Crisp was In HIS nom ~ 'hr
rear Of the hail OF representa- ives about
neon. debating answers 10 hts iencrs,
but he was almost the only member
In the vicinity OF the capitol today,
Mrs Crisp ana her son ANA daughter
arc hero to eat their Chgl5tman tnr'
Reg with the speaker and ~ WI 70
miln hero throughout the h3i1Sys' No
committee work will be dpuc nt other
ond OF the capitol during he ie'Nsa,
Senator blackburn says the commute
toe on rulca. OF WHOM he "a chairman
viii not take up the quaatlm OF a
elotuts rule or any other subject unul
january Q. The Kentucky senasor In
inc city today and VIII not rotisu nn-
IN congress rp-bonvoues.
sone work will probably be done on
the appropriation bills set unrep1rvnd
by Chairman sayers ana eonp ~ lhe
membcra % the anb-rpmmitice, hui
iltalr work will be subject % uidninte
,.,.istn,, ,,,han tina ran Jm-nii.ne meets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Pythias and Sons Of Tcmperaroa .,a
oiher societies against which ths saw,
ooyeclions can be raised .
syracuse. Dec. 24.-n;shon rs,aaer
sald tonight: THE interiiction will
MOI De read In the churches The
church will depend on the press 10 err
~ the news TO the societies against
whom i is directed.v $40
should the bsbhory enforce mo d.
cree by refusing the hacraments 10
SAiholics Who are members OF the con-
I ~. societies. a very pretty hub
bub may be caused.
unaer a comparatively recent rule
.nn banning societies cannot be de-
agreement OF the archbishops or NJ M
peal 70 Rome. The opposition Of a
the ban. 's
IL is supposed that Archbishop Ire
lano, or ST. Paul, was not In favor OF
INC wholesale rcprnbation OF the So.
cret societies In the United States. ana
IN some quarters, which are usua IN
Wen posted on such points. the decree
was unexpected and unweleome.
me sons OF temperance had been
condemned long years ago. Not. OF
course, because OF any temperance or
'f-fN~ VI VIZ SUNS nut because
u was discovered that the action and
me feeling OF the society was then in
imical to Catholicism.
At the Paulists' House a reporter was
assured that no news OF ths reported
ban had been received Father D5yle
appeared 10 think that there was some
mistake about the published state
ments on the subject. when the con-
tents OF that letter are made known
said he. IL think It will be seen that
the facts have been misrepressnted."
The Masonic brotherhood has a}wavs
been unsparlngly condemned by Rome.
Although the order has not In this
country the militant and anu-Cath 'iic
character attaching to It as on the con.
tinent OF Europe. where It Il u rolitleal
factor rather than benevolent force
II has had to bear the burden Of It's
y, nd World brethren. Pope Leo. fol
IN. ing out the tradition OF Toe holy see
VI, re ritten many times against Free
Up cry. In his recent Encyclical tc
princes and peoples Of the world Dr.
made a scathing ons aught on the order
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Marquee, Tex. Dec, ot.---A yonnR
Eirl OF ebout "a arrived on the early
train this inorning before daylight and
refnAlned IN the waiting room until har
fAihor should come f0r nor. a ntranKef
IN town, VINO appeared 10 be under tha
inilucrcc 81 liquor, nccoHten her into
ltniiy and N IN ungentlomanly man.
nar John Bursin iptarferod and took
The Young lady 60 q h0tol and rVlurnad
q tho ccrot wherc he becBmf Involved
iH an encounter with tho stranger, wis,
drew rs pistol and shot At nnisin
tNicf, uHt lnillft tAltins erect In tao
ai.tinqn ibiilounR u wound whleh VIII
rsalt finally Tue murderer ~ tnto
Ned, throwing Ms plAtdi away, and has
not yet been caught His name wa not
learned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
VIA sror runrnnh nrvolr
An Important Victory OF the I,niian-
Over the Arabs.

Rome, Dee. 2i.--A dispatch from Mas
sowah. Egypt dated tc-dny, announces
That six companies OF Italian troops,
under the command OF Ma. Tascli. at
tackled and defeated the Araha ysster.
day. near Halai. A large number Of
the natives, including Chief Bltagos.
were killed. The Italian flicc lost ten
Killed and had Twenty-Five wounded.
soldiers drille,i and Differed by Italians
II Is believed that ths victory win
prevent any further intrlgnss upoa ina
part OF other Nbysslanian chiefs
Tho Italian commnnde~in.chisf ro-
ports that every thing IS quiet In the d.
rcrtlon Of the Soudaft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Carnegie Makes u MIG Cut In wase,
Mt HIS Mills.

plttsburg, Pa. Dec 2i.--The new
scale OF wages for the Homestead
plant was posted IN the dlflercnt de-
partments this morning. Common La
borers will receive the same wages an
they are now getting. Among the
skilled lahorers there IL a reduction Of
from 10 10 20 per cent, In four other
10 to 50 per cont The latter workmen
get the heaviest cut OF all The men
consulted with Hugh o'Donncll, who
was their leader IN the his strikc OF
80, but who has not worked IN the mill
since then, He advised thcm 20 oc
cept the terms, as thel could DO no
better. and they Will follow his advice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
surnrr nnLL Aor,vn.
Ito aud His omeers Determined 60
Gnich OutInMh.

Catch outlaws
iIlilsbeao. Tex. Dee. ai.-sherln
Tom Bcli received the following note
thsS inurning. Il was written on the
fiack or q fNrmerg national bank de-
poslt check, dated on the iIth aud faall-
cd on the 2Oth
", 10, ~
Tom Bell II. Is. Tex,
wr Will visit Your Town son 30 ~
your gang Ready We VIII 10 To Az
Banka / will leave your Town 60 nisht
ON Come Bodys Bycle. I,iil ceoh.
II. X. Gang.
A. out Lava
ueports eay that heavily armed
gang of aunploious characters ore IN
camp near Blum. IN the western pof-
ton OF this county. sheriff Ben mas
gone 10 investigate tonight.
Agreeable to the threat % roo some
bodys bicycle away from the town
on the above mentioned night a9mc
dbief ktole n bicycle belonging 20 henry
Kiritay, from one Of the rooms " tlc
j. X Hotel Of this city, which was
subsequently recovered at Fort Worm
a fow days Afterwards, The receipt
Of the letter. coupled With The fact
that q bicycle was stolen on the nisht
the letter was suppoged 70 have breii
written has caused no little excltement
IN our uaualiy quiet little city Sherin
is.1l and his rfiiraeut deputies are
ready 70 give any such characters n
warm reception, A letter Of tho above
Kind was not necessary 90 warn them,
M they are always ready for any
emergency,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

What the Farmers review Has 20
nenori Ahout 10.

Chicago, H., Dse. gi.-yrbe farmors'
Review tomorrow will sny; Reports
have BEEN received by the ltcViow
from correspondents "a Illinois. Indiana.
Ohio. MieniRan, Kentucky, Missouri,
Kansas, Nehrshka, Iowa, Wisconsin,
MinncRotu and the DalgotAa on thu GA
tent to which wheat IL being fed to
cattle. In some pArtu Of Illinois whoat
han been fed largely. especially Whore
mnfBcJa ARE iloi saally reached or where
other Feed crops are short IN other
pArh. however less has been fed thnii
IN some other states, apparently bee
cause OF the ease Win which the mar.
kets are reached aud also hrcnnpn no
other farm product Ia found SO sale
able. Many counties report ilitlc OF no
wheat being fod. indiana ~ feeding
probably q larger proportion W some
~ the counties probably o third q the
crop. Ohio ~ feoding The crop freely
and In some localities more wheat thhn
corn Ia being fed, over a large part
0f thu state half ~ the rrop VIII be
narlfntnd No the fnm Of live stock,
aud there are counties whore the pro-
PORTION Of tho crop fsd VIII not be icaa
Than 70 per cent.
fr.4..t.t aratauT fta World and Won
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Mihtcsboro. TEX. rec. -. DIR.
charioa T., Elng h apcndms the hoh-
dhya a. Atlanta. ria.
Miss kate Daiqpil ana Mr., 8 Nenna
hay0 zone 60 Memphis Nashville ana
other points IN Tennessee 70 Ni4it
friends and rriatives.
PROT H. L. Zones and family are
spending the wcls with Mrs. JonQs'
nothor ~ Cnrlnth, 1Nx.
SIR. Cam Qnillih, who Ia lnterestad In
the compress at Arsimorc, l. ~. u
here FIR Tho holidays. Many friends
welcome him.
Tho residence OF Mr.. J, n, vlAra
was burRlurieed o few Nights ago.
but Mr., Wars scared on tho burglnr
beforr he acourN anything,
quito an amount ~ putty u,rnllng
har been done here lately, mostly by
trnnps II 10 thought
our merchants are haying a fnc
holiday tfndN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

yIoIent Earthquake shocks In Hum
mary.

Buda peath. Dtc. 2s.--A violent earth
quake lasting one minute, was VSpsr-
fenced at 1880 D. N. yesterday al Ora
viczn. South Hungary Many housea
fell. and the walls cracked. roofa fell
In and corniees tumhlld Into the
streets.
Less violent shocks wor, felt at ] q.
NJ Hnd TO- m. to-day. Tho inl nb'tnts
OF oravicza became pamo-a,rioken af.
ter the FIRST disturbance, Nid passed
tho night IN the streets IA spite OF tbs
severe cold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
lolpoY rRAIN wnncKnns.
fried TO Raj II Teacher Who
Lent n Rattan.


[pdy, Mass, Dec. 24.-Several
ago james Ramsdell OF Lyi,.-
kho owns an extensive granite
4 there, found at the point whore
/ track from his quarry Joins
bin track four large pieces of
! edged In between the switch
II such a manner that a train
along the main track would
Fixed. He had great difficulty
INng the obstruction just before
5in leaving Boston at i.lI over
Ssiern division and South Read
inch was due.
Ipollce traced the crime TO two
Esnneth Belmer and Chester
-nelther of them thirteen years
taneth confessed that he tried
* the train In company with
and that his only object was
Miss Rowland. a teacher In
nnell school, which the boys
mo rides daily between Wake
here her home is, and Lynn
weeks ago Kenneth and Ches-
10 are IN the same class, were
q by their teacher, Miss NJ.
As she did not have rattan
Which to administer the punish-
/ Miss Alden borrowed one from
Rowland. This is what melted
~ against the latter.
boys made a mistake In their
Miss Rowland left Wakefield
,. m, They forgot about the
(which was due from Boston at
Belmer boy. II Is alleged. told
<panlou that when he lived IN
ID, N. j., he tried TO wreck a
tger train there, but that the OBJ
On was discovered In time. Tnf
ilies attributed the attempt to
er Of the young culprlts has
Ibrrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

In announcing the other day the
courtosies which the Rock Island VIII
extend 10 the ministers OF the gospel
the inference may have neen
made that after january 10, 1895, these
favOrs will be Withdrawn. The state
mont intended was that the haii rete
nrrn,its OF 1894 on this road 10 all min
listers win be good up to and innluding
the 18th OF January. There Il no lnten-
lion OF withdrawing the ccurteaics,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Gainesville, Tex, Dec 2i.--About $3.50
o'clock yesterday evening the fire alarm
told the people that the magnificent
residence OF j. r. Parks was on IRE:
The building was e total loss. He had
$1,000 insurance on building I'm Aetna
Insurance company. Total loss to
Parks. about $1,000 J. H King and
wife, Mr. Reyalty and wife, Mr.. Locke
ana family, new boarders, lost All they
mad J. Il, King is the only one hav-
ing Insurance. $3.50, on furniture. The
residence OF Z. II. Jeans. adjoining,
was burned. All the furniture was
saved a.,
]. II. Arnold's residence was dam
aged. and furniture, from removal. IN
sured II was hard work 10 sove sew
eral other buildings, as several causht
IRE, but were put out without mueh
damage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

A sad scene az the Tomb of iits Ne
loved Wife.

Berlin, Dec, a. Before leaving Var
sin Prince Bismarck paid a farewell
visit TO the chapel In which the remains
OF the princess are resting The aeene'
which made n deep Impression upon
those who Witnessed II. was the prince
sitting beneath tree lolning upon MS
stick and his eyes turned toward the
grave of the princess. Il wng with
great difficulty that his physician pre-
vailed upon him 10 leave Vor3ln and
give up his daily visit 10 the gave OF
his beloved wife.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

New York. Dee. 9t--Tho ortnan mem
hers OF the Knights OF pythias OF Al
bany have decided 10 Withdraw from
the order Into new order 10 be known
IS the Improved order Of the knights
or pythias. This has been bronght
about by the refusal Of the grand lodge
Of the Knights to reacind a serioirr
ton which stopped the use Of tho Ger
mrn rltunl M tho Germnn lodEoh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Minco, /, r., Dec q. This afternoon
about O'Clock Daniel lssllncls, aged ~,
ahot himself through the heart with a
2a-ohllbre rifle He was alone In bis
room AZ the time the deed was CONE
United and Il % impossible TO learn
whether Il wan an accident or suicide.
The young mans family rooenGy
moved here from Mnngim. Tex. and
are highly respected. The event ia
greatly dcplored by the citizens o. lila
pluco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Washington. Dec, gi,.-rho president
has approved The iollowinG acts Max
ing appropriations r supply deiclrns
Giles Ia the appropriation Tor public
p.lntiug and nluding,
No nupply dellcienolpR IN the Nppro-
pnltiun iar the eleventh cenaus and
other purposes extending the time for
report Of hoard of engineers surveying
canal routes from Lake Erie 60 the
ohio river. amending the act author
drlnE the construction af bridge
acroaa the Mississippi river aAnse New
OrlenuN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

New York. Dec. af.--'tinbert 8.
Kneobc, whoac alleged ringing on the
German turf was the cause OF his bv-
Ing incarceratcd IN q German prison,
ana also OF an Investigation into the
facia Of tho cause BY board q appeals
OF the American Trolting association IN
chicago, acting upon a requent from mo
Berlin authorities, has returned Y ms
country, arriving yesterday on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Chicago, H., Dec, 2i.--l.ouls Gath
man, ihn inventor. said today thar no
land al Lake Geneva. WIS, where he
VIII locate an observatory and factory.
work upon which viii begin In the
spring. iie prupDAes 70 erect nfty-
inch aoctionni ipnac. which Will Guido
thc ereat Lick telescope or any other
IA. .atnfedrp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

A New yorI, Wan VINO stale $40. 600
to Lose n on nnces.

Now York. Dec. ei.-horold NJ, HUT
is accused OF the embesziement Of AG-
900 from his employera. Hammerrlough'
Saks a. CO. Butt was cashier OF the
firm and handled oil their bank ac-
counts. He has been arralgncd ana
confessed his guilt The money he took
he says was lost In bettinE on horsea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

San Antonio. Tex. Dec. 2.-The Sui
phur Wells hotel and natatorium be-
longing to Mr.. j. shaclSlett burned to
the ground yesterday. There were
many narrow escapes. Mr.. Shacklett
almost lost his own life in sescuinG
his guests. Loss. $4,000; insurance,
81 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Maaiiion, Ohio. Dec. @,--The miners
at porock mine refused 10 ~ 10 work
today at the 60 cent rate. The mine
employs about i5o men. This action
may have the effect OF Influencing tho
mon at the other mines to quit work
on basis decided upon BY an arbitra-
tfnn rafnfniffas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

r, ota-Time slaves Of Gov. Acorn
az his Grnve.

,semnhir, Tenn. Efc. zf--rne funeral
=, sF-lJnited states Senator j. I. ~.
-t.-n AZ Eagle Nest. NiaS-, prtaentea
,,sr6aps the most weird aesno evfT Wit
t,,...s.i IN thIa country. TEE obsecu'cs
-, attended BY three hundred ne
- ,he majority OF whom vera the
st-rner slaves OF the dead elatesniaii,
me negroes were inconHpiap,c y LII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Houston. Tex, Dec. 2i.-Flre in the
third story OF the Fox building in the
store room OF j. y. Hartz, druggist.
damaged stock TO the amount OF $1,000.
insurance. $3.50; damage to G. W.
schenltz. dealer in shoes. by water,
WIS slight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
Tnn FIRE RlconD.


Winsboro, Tex, Dac 9i--N. L.. An
derson's barn and contents were burn
ed this morning at o'clock. Loss
about $500; no Insurance; origin OF the
fire supposed to be inoendiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

~. Loius. No.. Dec. 2i.--Mlchael
D0rnn WAS robbed today Of pocket
hooif containing 400 10 gold and paper
money and proiniasDry note drawn BY
the ChrIstlan Brothera college for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

y,r.nharu. TEX, Dec gi.--Georgo Her
tram WAS set upon by foctpnds last
MINT and renisiod. Ha was struck on
lie head and left IN an unconscious
condition ON tho railroad track no
was found there this morning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Mnr1uez, Tex. Dec. zi,--Juhn BerKln.
shot yesterday BY a stranger. ~ told IN
murderer vas tracked % his home. but
WAS not chptured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

IN shriSks. religious songs and prayers.
At the grave the old gray-haircd color
"a men throw themselves upcn the cot
I'm and finally had 10 be removed ty
force IN order to allow the bosy to be
hurried
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25
FnERs MAY DE BANNED.


pa to Other Secret Societies.
shlEgton, Dec. 2i.-Dr. Papi, sec
70 Mgr. Satolli. said tonight,
the reporter last night asked
lshop satolh for information
the ban that had been Issued
the three secret societies, me
shop was under the impression
pc report gave him the credt OF
BIT He did not ssup u. ii oniy
e decree of the holy see to Blsh p
anell and Archbishop Corrigan,
o.hers. That Is why he salu
F1s no truth in ihe statement.
rre that Bishop Mcdonnell ana
Shop corrigan have received ms
satolll viii not discuss
reasons for the decree no
the .tlraseology Of the
/ letter. He simply says
s office was to forward the com
|alion and allow the bishops 70
Pune for themselves how much OF
fatier should be made public am
methods they Will individual y
make II effective. Further thall
Efgr, satoui does not consider II
be proper Cor him to go. ana ne
70 say whether or not AL &C.
ocletins are included under me
|Wlth the Odd Fellows, sons OF
fanec and Knights Of Pythl 5
(ncster, Dec. 2i.-Bishop McQnai
eaight; up to four or five years
'lerf was no question about inns
n, but at that time some unau-
Eea Persons declared that the ban
eanrch had been removed from
Esret societies except the Masona'
|nasier was brought TO our atien-
ana we investigated 1t, finally re,
III II 10 the holy see. The decres
inst the Odd Fellows, Knights o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Boise. Idaho. Dec. ga slight earth.
quake shock was felt here today at
O'clock a. m. II broke windows anu
ratified dishes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

New York. Dec. 8.--Superiniendent
Iiyrnes has issued an order prohipiting
the police fromsrlding iree on eisY.t.a
accept any franking privileges.