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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Dcnison, Tex, Dec. i2.-Engine Mo.
Ill OF the Cherokee division Of the
Katy. has been sent to tho Tcxns d.
vision. and will run 10 Fort Worth,
with Engineer Bill Lambdin IN charge
No. III 10 ono Of the Oldest machines on
the road. afr. w. II. O'iierin, now SUI
perintendent OF motive power and ma
ohinery Of the Katy, pulled the pay
trains and specials twelve years ago
when he WIZ an engineer on this road,
The passenger department Of the
Katy, advises that they VIII sell for
Christmas excursions between all sta
tlonH In Texas at the rate of one and
one-third fire for tho round "trip. Dates
OF sale December "a. "a. IS, 30. 81 and
january !. good TO return January 2.
The Katy will run special train
from some point nj the southern end.
not yet decided. for their Christmas cs-
curBlonists. The special will arrive IN
Dallas December 70 at .. m. Groom
willie at G y. M. connecting with tho
trains from Fort Worth. Dallas and
Henrietta. and run solid 10 Mcmphig.
via the Cotton Belt. Through free re-
ollnlng chair from all points on the
line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
nnANp rnn cLAIM a rALsn.
worlds Fair omoiai- Expose Pro-
tender 10 an Award.

Chicago. Dec, 12.-ono Of the odd re-
suits OF the Worlds Fair is ihe claim
now made to awards BY some who wsre
not even exhibitors. officials OF tho
Exposition have not os yet taken final
action In the matter, believing the quick
wit OF the people will detect tho
spurious claims. But 10 the case OF u
New York baking powder. that has
been Widely advertising an award,
the attention OF tho Chief OF Awards for
Agriculture. has been directed He
brands the claim OF this pretonder as
fulae declaring ''nclther the records OF
this department. nor tho official cata-
logue OF the Worlds Columbian Expo
sitlon, show that this New York COM
pany was an exhibitor consequently II
could not receive an award at tho
Worlds Fair"
Those who fairly won their honorH
at the Fair seem disposed to treat this
fraud as any other fraud should be
treated The Price Baking Powder
c~seal.or Chicago. having received
the higheSSsaward. say they are con-
WINGED their claims, and those OF ali
other holders OF rlishtful honors, will
be fully indicated by the public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
MAnsnALL nupaEr.
Four Prisoners Try to GET out of
JniI-COuncii work.

Marshall. Tex. Dec. l2.-Yesterday
j. L. Spearman, sentenced TO hang;
Ed Wilson, convicted for life; Charles
Porter. United states prisoner. and
Henry Jackson. four Of the most des-
perate prisoners in the jail here, made
an attempt to break out. and but for
the warning given by another prison.
or. Nathan Rogers. who Is In for kill
ing u negro at Hallville. would have
succeeded. The prisoners are allowed
the freedom OF the corridor during the
day. and yesterday they worked the
cleylce out of the corridor door lock
by means OF bent wire, and climbed
TO the top OF the cells, armed with an
Iron bar and sticks, to walt for the
Tailor, Mr.. jackson, to come In, when
they intended to spring down and over
power him. The warning put the 1allor
on his guard and their plans were frus-
trated. When they were discovered
they came down and went Into the
corridor and Sheriff Perry ordered
them Ironed. All but one objected, and
san having the iron bar, swore they
would die before they would submit 20
being ironed. After trying TO persuade
them OF their folly, the sheriff ordered
the prison hose TO be turned on them,
and after playing Tor ABOUT an ho nI
inc FIRE department was sent ior, anu
lthav surrendered, after which they
were all locked up.
charles Porter. tho United states
prisoner who was in the scheme TO
break jail yesterday. became nnrnly
ahomt . o'clock this evening and began
Sreaking no things. smashing buckets
ate and sheriff Perry sent two big ne
s-,n.a In 10 take everything out Of inc
cell o. that he could fight with. and nc
was locked up TO himself - .o,-
/ 49,, ,,,. - ell INST In regular ttS-
s,on last night ana fixed the salaries
az the officers for the next two years y.
and transacted considerable routine i!,
business. A motion was adopted au-
,borizing the mayor and water COM
,,,tssloner 10 see about putting up Two
erect fountains on the public slnsre,
1 r., street tax was chenged from ~ 70
20 and the services OF street tax col
hector dispensed with. 80, -.
,,st night to crowded house. al
.vera well pleased.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM DALLAS.
SEVEN JuRYmEx SECURED IN THE
DR.. JONES CASE.
A Railroad Man Found In an Insen-
able Conditioned Happy Couple.
How Negro Got Revenge Out OF n
shosmaiker-A sticky subject.

Dallas. Tex. Dee i2.-oficers oano-
way and stampley at 10 this morning
found a man in ar unconscious condl-
ton on the railroad track. back OF
carriers stock yards. In East Dallas
and they called up the patrol wagon.
The man was taken 10 the station
at police headquarters and there lock-
ca up as drunk and down"
nus morning he was still In the
same condition and could not be arous-
ca. He was taken from his cell TO the
ONCE OF the prison. where SOLDERING"
methods Were applied. but to no pur-
pose. II then became apparent that
the man had been "doped" Or. Arm
strong examined him and considered
nus condition sufficiently critical to or
DER MIN taken to the hospital.
The man was Identified as Charles
Chryck. who has been a brakeman on
the Central railroad for many years,
ana who ls well known In Dallas. He
came to Dallas yesterday MS a witness
IN the case OF QulEiey against tho
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
company, which is on trial in Judge
Burke's court. Qulgley lost foot
While In the employ OF the road, and
is suing for damages
DR.. Armstrong. city health officer,
this afternoon says that after a thor
ough examination OF Chryck. he is
quite certain that he was sandbagged
and struck such hard blow that he
hled inside the head. and the blood on
the brain produced complete paralysis,
a condition In which he still continues,
with the chances OF his ultimate re-
covery extremely doubtful,
Shryck's home Is In Ennis. The the
ia fhat Ehpxr4slF la n A1gnlnNs nf
some money while making the rounds
OF the East Dallas saloons. and that
somebody followed him and knocked
him for II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Dcnison, Tex, Dec. il-The Missouri.
Kansas ana Texas passenger depart
ment has named rates FOR the following
attractions;
Galveston. Tex, December IL 10 20.
Texas Poultry association, Rate OF n
fare and third. on tho certificate
plan, Agent ut Galveston win honor
certificates signed by MIR. j. G. Mctiey-
nolds, secretary
Jacksonville, Tex, Decemhsr ~ TO
20, Methodist annual conference. Rate
or fare and third on tho certificate
plan AGcnt at Jacksonville will honor
certificates signed by the secretary OF
tho meeting.
a rate or one and onc-thlrd fare has
alse boon named for the meeting II
colorod Odd Fellows IN Deniaen. Do
eember 1 and Is. Tickets aold on cor
tificAto plan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Benjamin, Tex, Dec. l2-rhe build
Ing committee of the Christian church
have bought the material and let the
contract for n new church house here.
The building will be the finest and
most commodious In the Panhandle.
Plans and methods are also being dis
cussed for erecting a large school
building This Will give a new i'm
petus to public education and be a
great help 10 our present efficient school
In Knox county. No better point can
be selected in which to build up u
high school than Benjamin. The
county is prosperous. has the best pub
lie schools Of any new county In the
state, the climate is good and the
morals of the people unsurpassed
Whisky Is not sold IN the county and
the county jail stands empty ten
months In the year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

peniscn, TX. Dec ie.-ocacrM Pas
senger Agents Barker and Crush OF tho
Katy have Issued circular naming
the holiday rates II reads:
"on December 20, a and 90, all agents
In the stale OF Texas Arn authorized to
sell round trip excursion tickets to
points IN the southeast at the ratio OF
one fare for the round teip. using nrat-
class one-way limited rates.
This rate will apply to any point
east OF the Mississippi river and on or
south OF a line drawn through Menu
pills. Central City and Rowling Green.
Ky, 10 Jniico. thence via the Southern
railway TO and including Bristol. Tenn.
and the northern state line OF North
Carolina 10 the Atlantic ocean. Tick
cts 70 Florida will be sold only to points
on the 3. r. and w. J. n n X. W.
system. i. c. a r.. q. 8. 4 H.. the j.
st. A. 4 I. railrogdH,
'rlokets will be limited 10 continuous
passaEe IN each direction. with .ex-
treme limit OF thirty days from dato
OF sale"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

elarksvilie. Tex, Dec. 12.-The Red
r,t,,ar nresbvtery OF the Cumberland
prsshyte.ian church was In session in
ciarksviile from Friday. the Bth In
slant IN the following Monday the
attepIance was about forty persons,
frori the counties OK RED fiNeI, lsa .ili.i,
ari peltn. Three new congregations
,,sre received and 800 additions 70 the
r,synbership we're reported. The pres
,',,,er1, mas fourteen ordained ministers,
aisbt nrobatlcus for the ministry.
tFenty,seven congregations and ioeO
'i's ney charles Manton OF Paris was
elected moderator and Rev. X. L.
phelps OF Bagwcll clerk,
Rev. W. b. Preston Of Denison rep-
,.sented the interests OF the state nils
stonarv work. OF which he IL president.
Pev. ". ]. Darby, d. D.. Of Evans
..tifa tnd represented the board Of
,d,,ration and ministerial relief.
Rev CHARLES Manton was chosen
oornrni ioner 70 the next general as
.sn5bly and Rev. T. X Rogers as alter
nate: also Ruling Elder r. r. Randolph
,sse,'rnnnlsgioner and a. 8. Deitz alternate.
tour years course % study was
ADOPTED for such prcbations as can not
attend college.
Rev 8. ~. Temrietor waR appointed
., eo-opcrefr In the bounds OF tbs
n,csbytsrv With the agent 10 endew
~ ri o. Watkinn chair OF English liz
e-s,ure in that Institution. A piece Of
,a,sreztine history IN this connection
,tttat Ike Cumberland Presbyterian
n,,rch AZ ciarksyiiie was the first
g,afctfanf organization on Texas SOL.
t.,nr organized IN 1852. four miles ta u
- .sss s1te. and moved TO town afier
\, v'ss founded. Rev. n. o. Watkins.
-. iad az IL. was a charter mem
- ne was ordained TO the ministry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Austin. Tex, Dec. 12.--IThc railroad
commission has isnued tho following
amendment;
II is hereby ordered that commodity
tariff No. 4. issued BY the railroad
commission Of Texas 10 apply on ship
ments OF soft coal, slack coal. coke.
ignite and ignite briauettcg. and IL
fcctive December rs, 1885,, ba amended
by changing the second exception IN
section 3 70 read as follows; THE
rates ON soft coal. carloads. minimum
weight. 10 tons per car 20 stations on
the Fort Worth aud Denver City rail-
way north Of wichita FAILS and 10 sta-
tons on the Wichita Valley railway.
shall be u cents per ton higher than
! hereof such increase TO accrue 10 the
lines for whoac account II IL made.
ahls order shall take eject December
q. 1884,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
nousroN AssAssINArIoN.
Either n Negro or the MnGa Guilty.
A child Killed.

Houston. Tex. Dee, ie--sam l.azEio,
an Italian, who came here from New
ORLEANS about eight years ago. keeps
a grocery store on Washington and
Union streets. This morning about 2
o'clock. an assassin slipped up to the
window Of the bed room where Lazzlo
was sleeping on lounge with his
4-year-old daughter The assassin poked
the pistol through the blinds and firad.
The bullet missed LAzzio. but struck
the child. and going through Its arm,
lodged IN the abdomen. resulting IN the
death Of the cnlld fonlEht The affair
Is shrouded In mystery aud tho Italians
ARE considerably worked up They Of
fer a reward FOR the capture OF the
murderer.
Some believe that negro who was
refused credit committed the dasiardiy
crime. while others think the Mana
had a hand In H. and that the bullet
which killed the child was attended for
the father
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Tex, Dec. i2.-rhe norther
y last night and the weather
4 getting cooler ever since.
apartment was called out to
A caswelPs open cotton yard to-
was checked by removing
70 The street. where the FIRE
fil-gulshed.
a aaines OF the holdup at Ter
ga q Kicker OF excitement yes
nut the newsboys did not
A papers before IL was known
noldup was In the Indian Ter
aNsad OF Terrell Texas.
Ngek has had plenty of graz
Sllatlng only a few months
Y reach spring even If the win
fs,sfte and late.
elowing officers of Terrell en-
Y No. 50, l. o. o. F., were
~ night: c. Bradshaw, C,
a Crumbough. II. p; George
W.; Il. o. Trolllnger. j.
helnhardt, scribe; r. +. JEFF
1csurer; A. Ferrel, representa-
sfand encampment: L. Il,
usernate representative. The
-'a' Is one Of the largest in the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Austin. Tex. Dec. 2.--Judge Reagan
a. very much better and Will bc out
again in few days.
The commission had q quorum thls
rnornIug hut there WIS nothing dona
ontslde Of the usual routine.
MI. 81 p. Kelley. the general manager
OF contribution Of the Trinity, Cameron
ami Western paid his respects 70 ne
railroad commission this morning and
was IN high piee over the prospects Of
making clean exhibit 70 The com
mission o. a right y way, depot gronnes
pronjes. go. 10 has fvo men Al work
prepnrine this data and will be ready
within week or ton days.
CONSTRUCTION IL going on beyond
Granger which - On the proposed line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

The Oriental. Dallas. Texas; finest
hotel structure in the SOUTH the only
ilrst-class hotel In the state; on tins
American plan; absolutely fire-proof.
Rates. 81 90 to IS per day. w. J. Alden
manager. formerly OF Hotel Nendome,
Boston. Mass;
s. NJ. I'M, Moline. III; J. c. Cor
ham. Kalamazoo; j. a. Moore wife
and baby. Chicago; c. II. Chase ST.
Louis; j. Q. Warren. 81. Louis; l..
Dentoch. Chicago; II. j. stulisman. Chi
earn, Gecree u. Hendrick. Fort
Worth; j. j. oDonnel, New Orleans
I. Abiowlch, New York; Joseph q. Nal
Ter. st. Louis. d. Bafwald. ATLANTA,
Ca: ID. A. S. vaught, New Orleans;
IL. r.. Adams, st. Louis; j. j. Alex
ander. Chicago; II. a. Wincheli, ht,
Louis; Charles v. Flymen. Memphis
]. Drcyfuss, New York; w. A. Lud-
lum. Cleveland, o.; ] NJ. Hickman.
Waco; Whit Dryden. Fort Worth; A..
L. For New York; Reid Northern and
wife, ST. Louis; a. Hardman, Balii-
more; G.. Il. Richards, New York; Mrs.
]. n. Brown, Atlanta: J. w. Holman,
Jn6iananolIs. f.. ID. Walinkcr, Dem
yer: w. A. Wade. New York; J. NJ.
Daniel. Mexico; w. II. stone. Chicago;
Wren williams. city: q. N. ZemnnHky.
Galveston; Felix Henaberg, Richmond.
va; j. w. Murphy. st. Louis; II. q,
Francis. Dallas; Hugh d. Barker. Holy
olfe Mass: Mrs. W. a. Branch, city.
Mrs Germ. John NJ. Snyder, s, a..
Hatc.h, St. Louis; A. b. Hewitt chi
cago; Hugh Hamilton. Ka!dsnazoo'
Mieh. Hugh Davis, Palestine; j, G..
brass. city: Miss stella ogelvy, Pales-
line: Miss Ora Ruthsrford, Palestine;
Miss Lalla Rookie Dysart, Anna, Tex
as. John Snyder, Chlcago; q. W. Mar
IN. Fort Worth; Miss while Melton,
Mckinney: W. u. Larker Fort WORTH
Mr. a. Morrls. Waco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tcnds 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value TO health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence 10 due 10 lis presenting
In the form moet acceptable and pleas
ant To tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
ntive; eiiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction TO millions and
me. with tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because It acts on tho Kid
neys, Liver mud Bowels without weak
ening them and II is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by NIL drug
giste in SOC and 81 bottles, but Il Is man
ufarturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name IA printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
aud being we'll informed, You will moi
lonept any substitute IL offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

- nav DeC- 19----Nrg- pnii-
t~S n,hns trving ia bTeak n
1, t,rN % uaod win nor font
i, svnning had The nnisfor.
fy,.,,' nor n nile Tba .ccident
w. IN hv ,ba niece 81 wood t,,rn'
~ ntacad Mo-. foot mon n
[ y ~ af t,,a Shine, cN,,,
2a = euVa y ave dec;aed to mt In a
y, y1 w. ~ srontcr noyye, ard
,Asn the ,rssent ono tba ola
',nr ~, nrovod 40 ha 81 insuttic,ent
", IN e s,T'd IA do tha husinees
4 q, tbis 1oint The work oS
Il IN me na11 nreas will he com :
!. soon as he season Il aver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
/ NORTH TEXAS Towns.
L,.,.nrr WILL sooS HAVE
WATER WORKS.
AZ Ellis Pushing to the
-,,,. movement at wash
.r.li TopIcs--Aiarried at
4. aill.boro Notes

..,. Tex, Dec. 12.-District
/ 'avened Monday, Judge J. E,
|, Y. q kaufman presiding.
h. damage suit of Jesse Douglas
-, Texas and Northwestern
1 A ne Jury allowed Douglas dam
h ~ amount Of $1,000
/ ,. N, suit against the city OF
oMns brought by Mrs. S. S.
1s ". 10 900 damages, is now on
~, connor alleges in her pc
.sat N May. 1899. she was walk
~ Wsrvin avenue and fell in an
ar dnch and broke one OF the
n her left arm. rendering her a
rlny.srnrise OF this city will get
msmmoth special holiday edi-
m tbe Goth OF this month.
hi Bose informed a Gazette
~. the arrival OF the stand
Al new system of waterworks
IA every day. The city has
sad one and one-half miles of
4 ma the city council has pass
crier authorizing the purchase
!, h,se reel for the Waxahachle
',rtment. The much longed for
sreut In the way OF fire pro-
Il row in sight. and every one
,,eerely grateful for the ample
|veh needed provision our city
have made for the protection Of
Z and property.
", owens, father Of our drug
3 owens. died last night OF
fever, IN the nth year of his
u was buried this afternoon in
rahachie cemetery. at 1880.
LTlks will render the beautiful
E1neTa Elisa here on the 18th and
special train will be run from
oyer the Central to Waxahachie
!. nights for the benefit of the
people attending the play. The
n return Immediately after the
Ia court house has been torn
"a the foundation for the new
vas begun this afternoon.
still continues to come in.
sAle has received over $1,000
dafe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13
Trnn.eon,Incntnl inland.

Chicago, H., Dee. le-Thc general
meeting Of the Western roads was
again adjourned this morning to allow
the Unconstitutional lines TO go on
with their tight IL has been decided
that instead of u meeting TO form a
big association at one Jump the roads
VIII take up each section OF territory
In which II IL proposed to form COM
mittce and see it matters eau bc got
into working order in that section, aud
WHOM II has been proved that the pros
posed agrNcmcnt can be found to
work. TO take up another section and
then form tho association nftcr Il has
been shown that the agreement will be
operative In all the sections In which
II IL proposed 10 divide tho territory
between Chicago and the Pacific coast
The trans-continental liucs were in
session all day working with tho Ca
NADIA Pacific, but there seems to be but
little hope that they will reach nn
agreement with that line. The lincs OF
the Central Traffic association today
sat down upon the Christian Science
people In vigorous fashion. 4 party OF
the scientists from Kansas city made
application 20 tho association for "A
rate from Kansas city 10 Boston,
where convention OF sclentiais Ia 10
be held this month, Tno application
was Immediately refused, all the r1ada
deciding that they would not recognize
thom in any way ns far as granting
them cheap rate IL concerned. In
addition 90 the dates for tho harvest
excursions which were adopted by the
Central Traffic aasocia ton lines some
time uEo. January and February Q
were announced A meeting Of rem
cral managers OF lines or the Central
Traffic association was held today In
the office Of Chairman blanchard. but
nothing WAS discussed beyond routine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

washburn. Tex. Dec, 12.--washbum
was fun OF cattle Saturday. llye hug
dred and thirty-iive spSyed 'helfefs
were shipped to Arkansas. where they
be fattened on cotton seed.
This vincinity was visited by a light
blizzard this morning, but has been
increasing In severity. The mercury is
. degrees below freezing tonight aud
snow Is falling at a rate that will make
good sleighlng II 1t continues till morn
ing. A severe blizzard is expected by
tomorrow.
Stock is in good condition for winter
in this portion Of the Panhandle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Laredo. Tex, Dec. 2--on August o,
1894. George Magnon and Emilio rioros.
both young mon from thiA city, hnd q
shooting ncrRpe with Manuel Cara In
Nucvo Laredo, which resulted In
Cara bcing killed. They were or
rested and tho trial begun como wecifs
ago, and this morning Judge Guerrero
Of Nueyo LAREDO rendered his decision
giving Magnpn nix years and eight
months and FloNes four years. II Ia
Understood that thcne arc the loweht
penalties which the defendant could re-
oeiyc under the finding Of The court.
The case Will be appealed 20 tho su-
prone court Of the state OF Tamaul-
ipaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Bells. Tex. Dec. Yesterday at 1880
o'clock Mr.. w. w. Horne and Miss LIZ
zie Ellis were married at the Methodist
church at this place. and left on the
afternoon train for their future home
Mt Chickasha, /, r.. by way OF Fort
Worth. We wish the young people all
happlness, ana congratulate the peo-
pie Of Chickasha upon their acquisi-
ton.
Also, at the same place. at S o'clock
this evening, Mr. Ray Aston and Miss
Lee Clubhouse were married. The house
was filled with friends and well wish
ers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

east OF Georgetown. The Idea now Is
20 construct 20 pavilia. which Will make
the end OF the flfst 90 miles and thon
ask for an issuance OF honda. This
enterprise was put upon y nnc financial
feotlng whom the railroad commission
nave It's recognition and promised that
if the promoters carried out their de-
signs pursuant to the preliminary plans
ana SPECIFICATIONS presented for APP
prevail an issue OF bonds would be
authorized. This OF course at the very
outset gives the new road good credit,
and there has been no scarcity Of
money far pushing the work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

Austin, Tex. Dec. i2.--Irhs grand
Jury IN this county hnndcd IA bill OF
indictment today against Robert
Hauschieee. EDITOR and proprietor Of the
Free Presr. a German paper published
~ San Antonio, Tho Indictment was
found on account OF an alleged libel
loua publication on the 10Th Of october.
1908, aa,ainnt II. H. Childress, the Aus
On corTospondert Of the Houston Poat-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-13

webber'B Fails. ]. r.. Dec. 12.--Yes-
terdAy evening Marshal Lacy " this
place received a telegram from MuS-
cogee. signed b. tho MeAnester mar
shall, notifying him 10 have the clti-
zens here prepar 20 protect themselves;
dbot a company of mashed bandits
were headng for WcbberA Fails after
having robbed Chandeliers storr, IN the
ChoctAw nation. Men aud arms were
kept IN readiness all last night. but
peace and quiet reiHnod. The robbsrB
arc looked for most any time.