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Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01
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 A Wonderful Medicine.
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 BreDk-Bone Fever.
 "My daughter Pearl was taken with dengue Cor break-bonel fever 2 ysan ago, and my friends thought would lose her. had af most given up hope until she began to take Hoods SarsapariIla She took four bottles In four months, and gained Is pounda- [ thank Hoods sarsaparills for giving her back to me restored to health and strengtas JULIA A. KING, Sherman, Texsa
 Hoods Sarsaparil!a Sold by oruggists s1: six for $. Prepared c.ly by CT HOOD ( CO.,. Apothecansas Lowell. Eass-
 Icn pceee Ono Dollar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01

Placer location blanks, for locating building stone, onyx, marble, etc., print ed and for sale at the CITIZEN office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01

Fresh candies-The finest assortment in the city at Mrs. Hewitt's.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01

RHEUMATISM in the back, should CTS, hips, ankles, elbows, or wrists, is caused by accumulation of acid in the blood. Hoods Sarsarrilla nedtralizes the acid and cures rheumatism.
 Hoods Pills are the best family cath artic and liver medicine. Harmless and reliable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

p-. penr,- Cures o, 49,. Nm
Deafness and eys diseases
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Insists Evnns' AiIcsed Confession
Cuused the Arrests.

Corsicana. Tex. Dec. li.-Sherl1f
Weaver was seen nj the courthouse
this morning and interrCgated about
the arrest Of Evans here late satur-
day might In reply he said that all
the men directly implicated In tha
Benbrook robbery wore buhlnd the bars
In Fort Worth, and that Evans con-
fesaion led up to their immediate ar
rtht and that there is no doubt OF
Evans guilt.
on other points che sheriff IS retlcont
and thinks newspaper reporters would
make good hands 10 run down crlfn-
lnals. In fact" he said. "the report
ers have been on my heels ever since
Evans was arrested and am now out
az awering quotations."
He added: evans ~ well connected
in Fort Worth. and when arrived
there with my prisoner yesterday |
was besclged with parties Interested
and the newspaper fraternity. Yes.
Eynns is guilty. as he confessed all TO
me. and through his confession the
men who are now ltnguishiug behind
the bars in Fort Worth were arrested.
Evans arrived IN this city on Friday
OF last week and went 20 the GaAg a.
Lee restaurant for meals. He first
appeared at tho restaurant about II
o'clock and ordered lunch. and lott
a grip sack to be delivered 70 him
alone or sent 20 hla address on re-
Al this restaurant Sam Evans met
an old fine acquaintance IN tho per-
son OF l.. II. Newell, who used 10
do business IN Fort Worth. lie WIS
one OF the proprietors OF the resiaur-
ant. and 20 him he began to oonhde hls
troubles In an or hand way.
Around this restaurant Evans loune-
cd about meal hours and called for oil
the papera at command and kept mn
uneasy witch on all that was printed
about the Benbrook robbery. scanning
the accounts nervoualy and making
rash c0mmcntn
Tho Gazettc's representative called
upon Mr. L.. -. Novel; AZ his rcstaur-
ant this afternoon and asked him 70
tell what he know about Evans ana
his movements and utterances while
here. He very courtoouHly gave his
consent. and naid:
~ have known sam Evans four or
i've years. I knew him when ] lived
in Fort worth He ~ a butcher by
profession, and IN married. Aged about
n years. J first saw him for some
time when he called at my restaurant
on Friday morning OF last week, about
10 or II o'clock, and called for q luncn;
lie had with him n travelling grip, ana
thiH no handods me- with tho request
that i keep II for him until he had
written for or ordered q sent 20 him.
T'he grip had a rope tied around u
and was very heavy. and suppose
would weigh about u pounds. thought
no--iing Of II, thinking fhat Il contain
"a hia butcher tools and other instru-
-nents used in his profession. After
handing 81 over 20 me his last and posi-
ave order was that turn II over 70
no man bnt him.
''I.s only came around here 20 meals
and would ark me II 1 had aeen any
thing strange ~ tha papers, ana
bought thin a paper.
'sIle trdd me great deal and more
then wentsd to kaoiy. and ] tod him
| 70 keep hls troubles 10 htmsssfi And
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
MEATIIIsI,iSo0p

Wentherford, Tex, Dec. ll.-Yester-
Gay morning Arthur Gurley. Inc son ~
Mr.. Il. l., Gurley, while Swinging, feil
from the swing and as II returned
the swing struck him on the arm near
the elbow, breaking 1t, and knocline
the elbow out OF Joint. The break Is
very severe, and will probably seriously
impair the future strength OF his arm.
MISS Chambers, instructor OF elocu-
ton at the Methodist COLLEGE has re-
signed on account OF III health, and
gone to San Antonio, to recup4rate
Miss Powers will probably take her
place for the present.
County court convened this morning
With Judge j. L. l.. Mccall in the
chair. The docket for this session is
light.
Mr., =. saffroi's candy store was rob
bed last night about o'clock. He had
new glass case projecting over the
side walk, which the robber broke with
rock. taking about $50 worth OF candy,
the proprietor claims.
On the night passenger train from
Dallas last night furore was created
among the passengers by drunken
man appearing In the car with q revolv-
er in his hand, which he brandished In
the air. declaring that no would whip
the conductor. Through the Efforts OF
Marshal Bratton and Deputy Sheriff
Sisk he was soothed into qulctude.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Waco, Tex. Dec. li.-romorrow ell
the newly elected county officers will
he inetNllcd and assume tho dutiNs Of
their respective Offices
The present lncumbcnta who have not
been reelected have bnen making pr,p-
aratlons FOR leavlna and arranging
mBttura 10 that their succesaorn VIII
md everything in snip shape md up
10 date
Speculation "a rlfo Ms 10 who tie
deputies ana nsdatanfH TO the now Of
ficaia Will be and whether any of the
present onna viii be retained.
Nearly al Of TIN now oiliccrT-ciert
OF present occupy positions In some Of
The departments, whi'h means familiar
faces In the public offices.
John W. Baker. who will Huccrrd
Sheriff nurke tomorrow has not Sc
icctsd an Of lhn assistants yet but
three appointments win be mace I'M
medlatcly
lcd Coa,lcy OF Crawford viii bo Np-
polntcd Tailor, and tho other two dep
utica selected are Lee Davis OF China
sprlmgn and Il, l., Leonard OF this
city.
Harry Cipwicr, constable. has ap-
pointed Clin Terrence, Al linrriaun
and George BARNARD deputy constables
and they Will assulne their dutiea TO-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Dallas, Tex. Dec. 1.-THE following
clipping from the Washington Post
was today handed TO the Gazette COR
respondent by friend OF Colonel Bin
Sterret. the newspaper man;
1.-THE Texas delegation. the members
OF the Press club, and the Lone Star
state are preparing surprise for Col
onel BIZ Sterret. The surprise will be
sprung on December Il. on that day
the colonel Will have been married Just
twenty-five years, Everybody likes tho
colonel. The Texaa litigation swear
by HIM the Press club simply couldn't
get along without him, and as for the
Lone star sthte--well, II IL reported
that the boys down there sit up oil
night and Keep awake. a-smoklng OF n
few segars, a-drinklng OF few drinks
OF whisky, a-playlng OF few 'keeards.
and a-having OF n good time general
iii the papers come from the press,
and they have an opportunity to see
what Ole Bill has TO say bout things
up there In Washington, anyway And
It is just by way OF testifying to this
regard that II has been decided -
give him a surprise ON his forthcom-
ing and only silver wedding II were
unfair to publish the nature OF the sur
prise, unfair 10 the projectors and un-
fair TO the colonel No harm has been
done, however. In telling OF the inten-
ton TO surprise him. The colonel Is
such n good news ratherer he would
have learned OF 1t anyway in a few
DAVIS"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
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Oriental Arrivals.

The Oriental, Dallas, Texas; finest
motel structure In the south, The oniy
tirst-class hotel In the state: on the
American plan, absolutely nre-proof.
Rates. $3.50 TO s. per day. W. J.'Alden.
manager. formerly OF Hotel Vendome,
Boston, Mass.
L. j. Testard, Chicago; A. NJ. Fri
send, city, +. w. Fiat and wife. Green
VILE; A. IL. Emanuel. New Orleans.
D. !. johnson. Cincinnati; A. J. Buell.
chloe, 81. Louis. w. NJ. II. French. Chi
cage; A. Adams, New OrlgAns; f. 5.
Worh, St Louis; Il. baker, 81. Louis
Ralph Eastman. Pittsours: Andrew
Pabst, ST, Louis; G.. y. Gates, Purcell,
/. r.: J. Is. Thompson. Purcell, l. T.;
w II. Shelby. ST. Louis; h, w Hatch
cr, Farmcrsvilie; ]. c. Gorham. Austin;
A. NJ. Erined, city; l.. j. F'estand. Chica-
60; Pow s. Wash, st. Louis: c. #.
weems. Louisville, II, NJ Gibson. cald-
WE'LL J. Fearby. ClVburne: NJ. Nj.
Smith, Konosha, Wis; ID. l., vigus.
Decatur, Tex; ]. W. Edmunds, 81.
Louis; Kari Il. Kcaft. John Ii. Whey,
New York: l.. G. Poeb. Galveston
Thos. J, Martill. Nashville; Herber, NJ.
Price. Galveston; Jno. c. Small. Bous-
ton; Harry Bergman. Ciuelnnati; j. Nj.
Slattery, ~. Louis; $. q. Hatch, ST.
Louis; 5. II. Liberman. Kew York: II.
s, Cooke, St Louis. w. T. League. Fort
Worth; j. MeE. Muililsin. New York;
4. a. Margeson. New York. l.. II, Ma
ger Philadelphia; VIM. Heath. city;
Edwin l.. Johnson. city; w. II. Waters
and WIFE, clarksvlile. George uender-
son. New York. ]. c. Gorham. Austin
w, u. Johnson, New Orleans; c. w
Kenny, Chicago; ". 70. Reed Chioago
Harry Potts. Laredo. Guy II, Sawyer
Palestine; Miss Marion Sandlfer. Pal,
ostine; Miss Beenie nghert. city. Holt
Egbert Palestine; Robert Armstrong
phlladelphlA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Dallas. Tex, Dec 1l.-Mr. II. 10.
Guerdy, city passenger agent OF the
Texas and Pacific at New orleans. was
In tho city yesterday.
Mr.. Guerdy Is In tho state for tho
purpose OF getting up an exhibit Of
Texas products 10 place In washing
ton artillery hall at the Crescent city.
lfe says he has met with splendid sue
cess ia the undertaking and Will have
an exhibit that will unquestonably be
OF great value to Texas, as Wei us the
Texas and Pacinc.
Mr. Guerdy says the service Of the
Texas and Pacific from Texas 20 New
orleans has been greatly improved, and
ha Is now trying 10 get all the people
In Texas, when visiting their homes
IN the old states to 20 by way Of New
Orleans.
According 10 Mr.. Guerdy's statement
between 200 and 800 passengers passed
through New Orleans during the last
ave days. bound for Texas from che
In me last month. 500 settlers passed
over the Texas and Pacific for Texas
Mr Gncrdy says these people were
iii wen TO do farmers. mostly from
CeorrlA and Alabama, who came 10 tho
Zone star state 10 purchase ANAL farms
und settle thereon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Declares his Policy ms Chancellor
of Germany.

Berlin, Dec. 1l.--Prince Hohcnlohe
made n declaration OF his policy as
chancellor OF Germany in the reich
stag today. Ills appearance IN the
chamber elected no demonstration,
Prince Hohenlohe said that his entry
into office did not imply change
In tho systcn OF the government. lie
would not, however, IN every case fol-
low IN the footsteps OF his predecessor.
but he would reckon with the notual
faets and loyalty tulfill his duties. The
chancellor dwclt upon the necessity OF
financial reform. the maintenance OF
tho colonial policy, the necessity of
strengthening the navy and promised
that Just demands OF the AgrailanH
would DO satisfied.
In social question, he added, the pro.
lection OF the weak would be made the
first consideration OF tho government
which would also endetvor to main
tain peace between state and church,
The applause was cntned 60 the
members Of tho right. except during a
passage IN the speech in which the
chancellor insisted on the neceaEity OF
cooperation between the stnue and
religion when the members Of the CEN
ter party Joined In the cheering.
THE Agrarians applaudtd the refer
encca TO state and TO hti.bnndry. Many
members of the rcAchstag were alb
sent, notably the n0cialist members.
The princess hotter rtlatinB 10 the
request OF tho public prosecutor that
the reichstag authorize tho prosecution
OF the socialist members who remained
seated and refused to cheer for tho
emperor on Thursday last was referred
TO the standing order committee with
Instructions TO deal with q without do
lay. At the conciualon OF the chan
ceilor's speech Court Ppsadowski
opcned the budget discussion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

told him he should 70 and see the
naerin that he could give the inforina.
ton he wonted. lie srcined anxious to
KNOW what would be the result II one
should make confession and turn
STAKES evidence and IN case he did n
he wouldn't be turned loose. referred
him to thc sheriff. ana suro enough he
went 10 the sheriff and the next knew
OF u WAS on Sunday morning whoa
sam knocked ut my restaurant door
about $50 O'Clock and asked for his
vallse. told him TO COME In and get
4. he said he couldn't, that tho officers
had him, and sure enough they did.
ION the first day he arrived here he
didn't seem to have much money bat
on Saturday he entered my reataurant,
slapped his hand on his pants pocket
and said; 4 have plenty Of money now
l won't have 20 work any more,
might have 10 work In the ren.'
AN the time he was here he was
much excited, not STAYING IN the house
long ut tho time. flo has brothers In
Mort Worth aud told me he had gotten
into n difficulty with n man up thoro
and had to leave TO keep from killing
hsm, and he didnt want 30 do that as
onN Of his hrothera win be a candidate
for marshal ana lhas would hurt him.
"lic told tho that there were three
boys connected with the ncnbrook rob
hcly besides himself. and that they
were younger than he and he was
afraid they would give the thing away.
and slapped his hand on HIS poke,
and made money tlngc lilSc therc WAS
plenty OF e, 1 would have boarded
him three wcqlcs Tor what mouey
seemed to be IN his pocket II no would
have let me run my hand into u and
have taken II out. When he slapped
his hand ON his pocket and used tAe
language he described told him; sam,
Evans lives IN Hort Worth with his
wife and widowed mother"
sheriff Weaver took ifvanA' grip
along TO Fort Worth with HIM"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM WACO,
mack FROM A rnmNDsnrr rnr
TO AUSTIN.
covernor-Eieet cuiberson Not Lone
some These pays--county Attorney
Diair's Assaiiant Convicted OF Ais-
gravated Assauit--Sew ofisers.

Waco. Tex. Dec. ii.--Hon. Waller s.
Baker and Il. II. Harrison returned
from Austin this morning, wherc they
spent yesterday In conference with
Governor-eiect Cuiborscn. 1t ia UNDER
stood that the purpose OF their vislt
was 70 urge the appointment OF stsr,
linz Robinson OF Lott as financial
agent OF the penltcntiarios Just what
success they had So not known. MI.
Harrison stated today that MIR. Culbes-
soma time was not hanging heavily On
his banda. and that the visitors to the
capital were sufficiently numerous to
nrhvent him frOm being lonesome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Identified the Negro who nobbed
lllm-Lncnl OntIon.

Grecnviuo. Tex, Dec. ii.-Mllton
Starr the negro brought down from
Oklahoma It few days ago by sheriff
Mason on the charge OF belng impli-
GATED ia the daylight robbery OF Low
Warren, wgw Identified by Warren thiH
morning ns thr guilty person.
Tho following resolution was adopted
by the city council at their meeting
last night "That the city council and
officers OF said city hereby ask mo
h,arty cooperation, assistance and
support OF sheriff $. j. Mason ard
County Attorney y. w, lIufar IN en-
forcing the gaming laws ia the city
OF Grcenvillc and tho suppression OF
gaming OF all binds which we have
good cause 10 believe ~ now being
carried on In all parts Of tiie city In
open violation OF the laws OF tho state
ana the ordinances OF the city"
Tho local option election 20 be held
IN the city ON tho 18th Is tho topic
OF conversation now. II In the general
supposiuon that local option VAN carry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Mt. Vernon. Tex. Dec. 11.--sinee the
adjournment of district court our town
has become very quiet. District At
torney Glass left today to attend court
at rittsburg.
The grand Jury in their report made
very favorable comment upon the
officers. They returned twenty indict-
ments, six felonies and fourteen mis-
demeanors
Cyclone Davis was on our streets yes
terday. He was here for the purpose Of
getting Hon. Hiram Glass to sign the
quo warranto petition in the election
contest in Morris county. Mr.. Glass re-
fused to sign the petition
Mr.. II. o. Dutton and lady, who
have been to Austin to sec their little
boy, Pom, have returned home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

,.h, II. more, the King of swindiers
Jon" Captured.

San Francisco, Call Dec il--S'''s'
watts OF the Boston detective Depart
nsnt and Andrew Houghton. inspee-
tor Of police OF Boston, have taken to
noston John Il. Dore. known as the
Ring Of swindlers. The past ave years
he has practiced law in Seattle ana Is
wanted in Boston for forgeries ana en-
nczzlement. committed prior to 1859. He
rorrad orders on savings banks IN
which poor people had savings. Eight
indictments are out against him. In
Niles CITY. Dakota, he secured the con.
S1sncs Of the community. which wa
sbaisen when he disappeared aitei
srinaling a sister OF a religious inAu'
s,,,,a,, out Of 10000 In Seated mum,
her az ciergymen and women trusted
pnra Win money which has never oeen
recovered. He was employed, y ~ NV,
he tbe notorious Hammond OF LONDON
,,i,an,v 10 collect sums due from MEM
hers of the arstocrncy. whose inlnu-
n1tv from prosecution dependel on
n i,s. Hammond out Of England
lie proved 10 be q splendid cciieetoi
Mt kent the money. II Is claimed, ane
he matter being scandalous, Hammond
had no redress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
EVANS IN pALLAs.
Has Damage suit Against the
city.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 1l.-sam Evans.
said to have surrendered to Sheriff
Weaver of Ellis county MS one OF the
BenbroolS train robbers In order. as II Is
claimed to get ahead of any OF his pals
In turning states evidence. lived In
Dallas last summer and Is well known
here,
He was employed all summer in
Tholl Bros meat market, on Elm
street. and while at work there he one
night fell into the sanitary sewer which
the city was having constructed on
North Harwood street, and sustained
injuries 10 his spine which laid him up
for some time. He got Hon. Jerome c.
Kearby to BRING suit for him against
the city for $4,000. which is stlll pend
ing.
Tholl Bros. are of the opinion that
Evans Is not the style OF man they
would expect to hear had turned train
robber
Evans had wife and one child. who
are now said TO live In Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

pec il.-Mr. Sanders Wilson.
h.Bowleite, was in the city
part of last week.
.ulde Bryson OF Gainesville
sity the early part OF last
visit TO Misses Lowrie and
~ rem left for Fort Worth
on a visit to friends.
H. 4, &. Lemming has returned
NE " Waco Cotton Palace.
k,,rA.' stuekey and little son.
F,s s,ned home Sunday, after
sAs visit to friends at La
4 :. Bellows and her daugh-
4 ihHnle Potter. were visiting
81 US eiiy on Wednesday last.
|tns onaid Downle lectured to
In 9. appreciative audience on
~. saturday nights at the new
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

visiting Mrs. NJ. A. wtu,sr
ca 10 her home at McKlnnev assetn-
Mra. Casey and Miss MARI u vonns' :.
Ardmore today to visit Mrs. ~" 90 20
brother, Mai. Glenn. 's' easeys
Tounty Clerk Thompson issuca ,na
i9howing marriage licenses ,osSv. Sve
~, paker and Mrs. Lula Reagan. win
a..s ns, ana Miss Ella Hayes. lee Greer
and Miss Nora Lear. - eiesf
- Melita commandery No 40 .n,.s,.
Iemplars, will hold public daNS, isnss
exercises on Christmas day al tho Ran.
tls ,, church, Sir Knight A. T. Har,t.
Tal preach the sermon on tina, occa.
IN me Jones trial today the Jury re-
turnea a verdict giving him twenty
M rhs Imprisonment In the pcnitentlary.
Ihe North Texas medical association
VIII meet in annual convention IN - M
city tonight. al '''iA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

,,...-,e Tex, Dec. 1.-THE Odd
NY ~ ~ elected the following ofil-
Mccorkle, N. g.; G. Il.
w y. g.; +. J. Cartwright.
" A. Rexroat, treasurer; q.
s,., c C. McCorkle and G. w.
tr,,stees: delegate to Grand
IA. W. Hughes; alternate, J. i.
Listing of the Knights Of Honor
rw.nr officers were elected; j.
ssIl dictator; j. +. Teel. vice
joe Halliday. assistant die
n. A Mckinney, reporter; 7.
|mrson, financial reporter; S. l..
~ treasurer; l.. j. Reynolds,
h. ". p. Clay. guardian; Il. e.
sentinel; +. h. Slaughter, j.
and ]. T. Sheridan, trustees;
3ucCorkle, representative to the
Lodge, j. II. Sheridan. alter
h J. Nathery visited In white
his week.
Lola Tatuin OF Sherman Is visit
Iau carnahan of Mexia visited
J, week.
nnily Mckinney recently Wis
GARRETT.
i W. Finley of Sherman Wis
b
Minnie and Lucy Slaughter OF
-dtsd here this week.
i, " Nathery is Visiting at Ce-
d
Minnie Slaughter OF Emmett. I.
lting hero.
h. NJ. Drye and daughter. Miss
Waited at Mckinney.
Bike Grigsby and Matte Bile
Ned In Sherman.
Pearl Evans and Mollie No
/, Bells were here this week.
II. Brownfleld has moved to
hsht.
Annie Umphress and Francis
pen, last week in Sherman.
w tNtHtub IT 9 ~ " IlpNAs AhAs
svsll and Miss Peal Slaughter.
|sar young people Of this place,
|,ried.
A Moon and Miss Mollie Woo
~ near Howe, were married
rsiay afternoon.
r1s Is the program for the
rug OF the Woman's Parson-
Hams Mission society:
hi lesson, James /.
u answered by q verse from
UT the minutes.
1t the treasurer and visiting
n
'uang by Mrs. Ardinger.
= Charge to Keep I Have"
US. r. +. Brown.
|nty meets December - at 2
The Methodist church. All
sir requested to be present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Austin. Tex. Dec. ii,--In the supreme
court today the following buoinoas was
transacted.
Aiiirmed--f,ouldIn vs., Miller. from
Wise.
Certified Quostienn Answered Hume
OF al. w. Ware, from Third district.
Olsen VS.. Homestead Land and linz
proyomcnt company, from Bexnr; Sny-
der VIZ. Compton, from Coke,
Submitted--Wallaoe w, West OF al.
from McLennan; Eckford Of al vs. Dcr-
ry ct al. from Dimmitt.
Set for December i7-Dail, Hutchinr
& Co. va. Preside county. from Prs-
sldlo.
Writ of Error MISUNDERSTANDING
va Kempnor. from Anderson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Kansas City, Dec. liza special 90
tho star from Oaxaca, Mexico. says;
Reports have been received here OF a
tAmalan and Mexican troops on the bor-
der OF the two countries. ana the peo-
Pile OF this part OF Mexico are aroused
10 the highest pitch Of excitement. The
MeNlcans are anxious for war 10 begin
as they are confident OF an easy victory
over the Guatemalan forces, The vol
untcor troops IN this state are being
drilled daily and are to march TO tho
frontier tho moment calico upon.