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The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-14

LduiIIiShttAf int ny 4hdi Id -. Sbhi-
MINIS.
Last Days Of Pompeii. The. BY Sir f
Bulwer Lytton.
Last Essays of Ella. The. by Charles
Lamb.
Last Of the Mohicans, The. BY J. Feni-
more Cooper.
Life's Remorse, \. BY The Duchess =
Little Irish Girl, A. BY The Duchess" :"
Lord Lisle's Daughter. by Charlotte
NJ. Braeme.
Lorna Doone. by X. ID. Blackmore.
Lost Love. The. BY Mrs. Oliphant.
Lost Sir Massingberd. BY James Payn.
Louise de la Valerie. By Alexander
Dumas.
Love and Liberty. BY Alexander Dumas.
Lover or Friend. BY Rosa Nouchette
Carey
Macdermots OF Ballycloran. The. BY
Anthony Trollope.
Mad Love. 4. BY Charlotte NJ. Braeme.
Man in the Iron Mask, The. BY Alex
ander Dumas.
March in the Ranks. \. BY Jessie
Fothergill.
Margaret Maitland. BY Mrs. Oliphant.
Marriage at Sea, \. BY w. Clark Rus.
sell.
Married at Last BY Annie Thomas.
Married Beneath Him. BY James Payn.
Marvel. Bv The Duchess
Mary St. John. BY Rosa Nouchette
Carey.
Master Rockafeller's Voyage. BY W
Clark Russell
Matchmaker. The BY Beatrice Reyn-
ulds.
MerIe's Crusade. BY Rosa Nouchette
Carey.
Michael Strogofr. by jules Verne.
Miseries Of PARIS. The. by Eugene Sue.
Modern Gree. \. BY The Duchess.
Modern Home Cook Book. The
Molly Eawn. By The Duchess
Moua's Choice. by Mrs. Alexander.
Ny Danish Sweetheart by W. Clark
Russell.
Ny Hero. by Mrs FORESTER
Mysteries Of PARIS, The. by Eugene sue.
Mystcry Of Mrs. BleucarrOw. The. by
Mrs. Oliphant.
NeIiie's Memories. by Rosa Nouchcttc
Carey.
Not Like Other Girls BY Rosa Nouchct-
te Carey.
Old Curiosity shop. The. BY Charles
Dickens.
Old House al Sandwich. The. By jos.
haiion.
Old Nam sel!e.s Secret The. by +.
-'i"'', ~
o'''ef l "'7'' l.! 'ndrleS i,ic"'Hs,
'Ie l-ilS' '"' Low d! MISS VI l.
oI,'a -. T., d. u,
.f,a Caray
o,b.r Ns,,s u.;r. n. r.. I.tr
Strange Winter.
our Bessie Nv Rosa Nru.b.tte C,r.v
Pathfinder The BvJ Feprmore Coo.
Der.
Peg WofFnrtor. By Charles Reade
Dr.. a.. pL,.,;,;... m, vy,..5,-s,.i
Adventures or RetoId by Edwin
Lester Arnold.
Pilgrims Progress. By John Bunyan.
Pioneers The. BvJ Fenimore Coo,,or
plutarch's Lives,
n IT p..rI u
p..i.,o n, o.
pr;noa - n.rL,ass r., r,IIra,.
Warl,r
VIII. p,. Pee. No,,ota,,,
Carey.
po,,roacb % Ar,.sIe, Tho p,. M
well Gray.
Phi D.. Cir p,L,.rrr,,o,
Crusoe. Nv Daniel Defoe.
-, u,;u.: Gilt.
RomoIa. Nv George Eliot,
,,, p,S,II,
Rose Dopvlas Rytbe Author of"Pioue."
pngno d. onid.
Sartor Ressartus. Bv Thomas Carlyle.
Ia,,or Tho Ry Na,ba,i.I
Hawthorne.
oCOItlsh Nhieis' ihe' p' -hiss 'dhe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
TEXAS SETTINGS.


Failing viii have an opcrahonse.
Mr. Celostin lagoon has a 6no crop of
bananas pf tha seoson's growth on his
frnit farm near Brownsyille
John W. Ross, g farmer living near
NSlase9' teoehily ,snppNl nl'y.ig2ur oht-
to's d. I ,,1 J." ~, NV iUrA' Nu''n not'
,ir ,'''r we t.,, s,.,' 20 ,, ,,,,,,,
49,, ',','' ~, ~
a Grand mi
a. u pir,,, oe f,.r,,,. cl,r,.n ana
Herman NInoly who livcs an ranch
f1rfv n,jies fr,m Cornns Cbrisi' ara
ninyinr n game Of chess by man. They
make one move daily aud keep each
other Informed Of their moves by postal
card. The game has been In progress
five weeks and viii conclude IN about
two weeks
The widow of Juan Sales has brought
suit against Dr. Frank flaming Of San
Antonio for $4,000 damages for the
killing Of her husband. whom DR., Fan
ming mistook for robber.
lodee Of KNIGHTS Of pytblas has
been Instituted al Bcilyille,
49,. ,,tt.. /. ...,...t A.. a.. t.t....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
NATIoNAL cYcLE sHow.

New lofk w ora.
The national cycle show at Madison
Square garden is big success. II l.
the finest exhibit over held in this conn
try, and experts declare it SURPRISES the
great annual Stanley show Of London
The garden is happily adapted TO this
exhibit, and some of the electrical effects
last night were beautiful.
Everything pertaining to the mannfac-
tmc Of n bicycle is displayed In an at
trlctive manner, and all sorts and condi.
lions of machines are on exhibition. Tho
Worlds fair exhibit has been improved
upon. both in effect and surroundings.
aud the show Is interesting even to those
who mny be unable to tell safety from
an ordinary.
The Seventh regiment band will be on
duty all week, and Barnum's big attrac-
ton, the Slirks family Of riders, alternate
with the only Maltby and Sid Black In
fancy and trick riding. Not the least in
terestlng feature Of the show is the ev-
Olution Of the perfect machine Of today
from the monsiroslty Of the first invent
or All the stages Of Improvement are
shown For the benefit OF those riders
who would like n spin there is an ingen-
ious oontrivauce which enables four men
TO ride any distance from onc-quartcr
mile to q siX-day contest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

dam Viola. by Pretcnder. by Dictator.
lie Is a splendid blood bay, 10 3-l hands
high and I years old, "a ltlnd and gcuto
as lamb and q picture Of equine beauty,
having small head aud ears and being
built like a deer-sllghtly higher behind
than IN trout. His tail sweeps the ground
and his coat Is like piece Of velvet
Mr.. Nichols says that the gentleman
from whom he purchased the animal says
that he has shown better than 2;12 10 a
road wagon on the road and Mr.. Huber's
groom says that he mover takes him out
but that he Is followed 70 the STABLES by
some one or other who has noticed tho
horSes's burst Of speed, and who wants
10 know all about him, The groom
thinks he has driven him to better Than
2:Ol gait himself when the conditions
were favorable, and Is Of opinion that,
hitched 70 bicycle wheel sull,y, trained
and handled by a professional he should
easily outsten anything IN the world
II this Is a fact Il Is TO he reurottod that
Mr. Huber eau not be prevailed upon 60
allow me horses performances to receive
an official mark
This Is not the only valuable animal Mr..
Huber Possesses. Stabbed az Bnsh's
livery stable Is handsome team OF coach
horses belonging "a him which have
drawn q coach better thnn 2.tj. They
are all blood hays aud stand about six.
teen hands high Whom hitched IN they
are the admiration OF an heholdcrs and
have taken innumcrahle blue ribbons nj
the great horse shows held In KENTUCKY.
where they were bred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
A pHENOAnlNON.
A FAST HORSE
IN PHILADELPHIA.
II Is Stated that Philadelphia Has the
Fastest Harse IN the World

philadelphia, Pa, Jan. l3.-,it y snid
nat PHILADELPHIA possesses the fastest
rafting horse IN the wolrd, one which is
declared capable Of stepping mile GER
tainir better than 2iO4 and very near the
2-minute mark. =,
For many years John v Huber, we'll
known commercial man Of this city has
had n pcnchant for possessing fine horses
II one time he had as many as twenty
tvo In his stables, but never az any
lime wonld he consent to allow one 10 be
raced or even sent against ilIne on
trsck The reason for this Is that he
nnssesses n perfect horror Of notorlety
ana OF betting or wagering Of any kind,
and should any Of his horses be officially
Nn-ed end their performances attract At
tnnfon he would undoubtedly be inun-
dofed with requests 70 permit his horse
"a be raced for wagers against time or
oasr horses. il H. therefore, 10 avoid
XII that he persistentlyi declines 70 per
nil any Of his horses 70 be oihesaily
ri Nj. Huber Is an invalid, and rs far az
me purchasing OF horses 10 cpneeshsuf
That business u transacted ior MN py
II p s Nichols d well known horse
~ ic,eer Of his city Some few months
w Nir. Nichols learned that a private
,,..r,teman IN New York safe possessed
ve-v fast road horse which he was
willing 10 sen. ~ u..A A.
A,iphois vras Instructed 10 negpiiaie, with
t,.ssnit that be purchased for Mr.. HUI
~ tbe horse. which IL stated ~ persons
~ have seen him step 70 BE- the fastest
tr1ticr 10 The word $500
mo animals name u iAGntnine, ~
Stronger (3030l, BY General Nasnii'sloh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
MEN Of oLDEN CRAFT.
STONE MAsoNs' INTERNATIONAL
UNION IN ANNUAL SESSION.
Something Of tho Work BEING Done.
a Prosperous Labor orgRniza-
tlon-A Largo Member
ship Proceedings.

IN, -, ~,
iHc il'h'uV'H VI i"nv Sl"' N"'"u' tNV,
L. OF tho international stone Masons
union OF Fort Worth havo received
cofi., M IN, I,d,opanoi,s Nc,vs contain,
~.
ing accounts OF me pfp'eeulhss Oh .hs
head body, now In session In Indianapolis.
Tho first union wa. formed In Washing.
a. n ~ h. t7o,t .,,i M. ,,r,...,,,, ,,r,,d
w. - "n 'n ''"'' "''" Nv $3.50
BODY IS the outcome. Ihe lhaiahapoiia
paper saysi
'rho Sion, NIneous' international union,
=. ,,,,.,,. -, n, ,,,,,,,,,g, t,l,
!" iou''n "N'u'' HV'''0i ~ N''''''''' i'''''
was addressed yesterday morning Ny
Mayor Dcuuy. 1hlrty-siX delegates. rep
rss',utiup thn ,ldcr rldcs nf thn IInitcd
So ,,.,,.'i. -. .'.,.,,,..., sse,,
at''us unu Npuauui We.V 'sVui'eu iiun
ihn English hotel TO the hall at S.3t
o'clock 10y Tie Indianapolis military baid
President John MoGregor declared TN
convention IN session aud introduces
Mayor Dcnny, who addressed the dele
gates ~ length.
Mr.. Denny stated That he was glad oi
the opportunity 70 wolcouc tho Stons
masons 70 indianapolis. lie said thar an
The people OF Indianapolis are Elnd ID
have tho stone mnsous here. lie had no
desire 70 Halter, int therc was 90 much
connected with tho history of the crafti
20 much had been given 20 the world 10
beautfy and instruct that one could
not dwell upon the subject without a
feeling of reverence and respect Tor the
art Itself as well an those who were
identified With porpetuntinE aud perfect
Ing II. In recent years, especially In
the work df oxcayating IN and about an.
Client Babylon, tablets that made M
broken pages in history records coin.
Gliding with and mmling clearer the
words of holy writ had been revealed
This valuable work was performed by
stone mns0us. lilo also referred to the
majesty and beauty VI Solomou's temple.
He wishpd for the convention a sue
crssful outromo: that ihcr action might
bo intellgeut nnd confederate. and that
rneli deirsaito might return 10 his homo
Hiicd tyitb nlenTant rrrollnctions of Iu-
lated no infcrnntionni ,,nion uuon The
ssie,tion of nm Indinnnnoiia nan-.Ioln
NJ, rc,.,,,. ~ nr,aidcnt a. no meeting
in Ioronto n venr nao'
Nj Mcf;resor' In hebnif of ,l,e dele
,,ntcs tbn,ii,cd Alr. Denny far bls words
~ ,yrleome nftcr which iho deleqaicg
moi only by rising voio thanked his
honor but qnvo him three rousng
rheeri
mo ,nc,,,bors -,y,nt lntn a serr,t sos.
sion. which viii bo continla1 tle rest
al tbe week Tle first work of the csn-
veuiion Yesterday was Inc -ossiylug OF
crodentlaig and Tho hnpoliitmaut Of conn
i1itfoes, IA follows. Financc. subor,lin-
afe unions. oiiieers' reports and com.
lpittoe on ways aud monns
Today tho constitution Of the interna-
fiounl body ia 10 be- revised Tho bv-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
HORRORS OF WHITE CAPS
A WOMAN VICTIM TELLS OF THE
sAVAGERY.
dashed and Then Painted - Mrs.
Hannah Charles Accuses tho
Prisoners OF Brutal
Cruelty.



Doyleston, Jan. 13.-The victims Of a
brutal outrage told their stories today ia
court when the FallngstOn white cap
case had begun. Mrs. dananh Charles
and James NJ Neal recomted the hur-
rors of the midnight raid of four mnsked
men. who are said to be Frank Um-
stead. George Bishop, Charles Wolpcrt
aud Charles klockncr, the prisoners on
trial.
This case was tried first in September
but the jury disagreed. Mrs. Hannah
Charles was the first witness summoned
TO the stand today. She is u widow,
and has tire children. She said that IN
June last she was employed as a domes-
tic in the family Of Frank Wnrington
Of near Fallsingtou, this county She
did not sleep in Lis house, but rented
a room in Frank uinstead's dwelims,
mile distant. The story told by Mrs.
Charles was substantially This.
On the night of June %, Neal, who is
about ~ years old. WAS calling upon
her. They were sitting in her room when
near midnight, live men, all masked
and wearing their coats inside out. broke
open the door. She snid Frank Umstead,
her landlord, carried a small Ia
other had bucket of yGfnish aud lamp
black and all carried heavy horsewhips
The desperndocs first attacked Neal
He was thrown upon the floor, stripped
of bis clothing and then a quantity Of
the tar and lamp-hlacli mixture was
snenred upon his person.
He wa- beaten with the hOrsewhps
and kicked out Of the house. Neal then
he'd.
The cowardly brutes then turned upon
Mrs. Charles They disrObcd her COM
pletely. placed her upon the bed and
while several Of them held her, another
IN the most disgusting fashion applied
the black mixture 10 her body She
was Subjected TO the most revolving
treatment Then, weary of this mode
Of outlawry, they beat her quivering
body with whips She was tenriully
dashed and afterwards turned out of the
cruel torture, Mrs. Charles went 10 Mr..
WarringtOn's home and there Mrs. War
rington found her in the early morning.
The woman was badly hurt For three
weeks she suffered greatly and WIS under
the care Of DIR. l.. $. Walton, who today
testified TO the extent Of her injuries.
Neal was called upon and he corrobO-
rated Mrs. Charles testimony. or so
much of Il as related to his own treat
ment. He had departed before the
White Caps had finished their savage
work with the woman.
Ilmstead does not deny that he was
present when the attack was made. He
SAYS. however, thut me WINE caps,
strangers to him, forced him to hold a
| light for them.
One Of the five men was not recognized
| by either Mrs Charles or Neal and he
was not arrested They claim to have
! recognized Wulpert, who has two fingers
missing, and is known generally as a
| man who laughs almost constantly. Bish-
| on Is one Of the men, the victims say,
who held Neal and the latter at the time
| -.,,os,,,fyod him aud called him by name
| The other prisoners were known, Il is
| said, By manner and voice
The Great Racket store. 1912 Main
street. pays spot cash for all Of its
goods. il does.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

ipA A7auNlAtfu truss,
New Orleans, La, Jan 49, Weather
pleasant track inst, attendance between
1000 and 1000 Betting was lively
Two favorltcs second choice and third
choice, and two outsiders captured the
elk purses hung M.
First race, dvo-eighths NJ q mile .loyl-
ter won, lnng Brock second, kindoycr
third. Time. l9Ol.
Second rpco, one mile and seventy
y0rds. Belle Of Springfield won, Uncle
Jim second, Nleszount llhrd. Time.
1;tT 81.
Third race. throc-fnurths Of mile.
Rosebud won, Marie Lowell second, Min
ME Leo third. Time, ia "a
Fourth race, spycn.oirhths Of mile.
Mis- Perkins won, CorOnut second, Beat
rice third, Time, ~
Fifth race, three fourths Of mile.
Roy lochie won, Ellon second, Scmpur
Rex third Tine, ia 81.
Sixth race iivc.cighths Of mile.
Chrlss won, Mamie II. second, LAM,
third, Time, Loo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
IN THE COURTS.
sEvENrEnNTH p1srnIcr.

. 81; Pauls lodge n. II. r.. vs.. w. Il.
Davis. suit for debt. Set aside at cost
Of plaintiff.
for divorce Dismissed.
j. NJ; Mccall VS. John II. Stevens ct
al; suit for debt and foreclosure Dis.
missed.
NJ. j. Himmell vs. II. Hlmmell; suit
for divorce, Continued.
w H. Hall, Assignee, val. b. Brug-
Ter; suit for debt. Continued.
q, W. Il. Han, Assingee. VS.. q. w.
Taylor; suit for debt Continued
Fort Worth Light aud Power Company
vs.. j.. Happy ct al. suit for trespass.
Continued
q. =. Witten vs.. Power & Hooker;
suit for debt. Continued.
II. 5. Curiock ct al. VS. Fort Worth
and New Orleans Railway COMPANY;
trcspass Passed for settlement.
J. j. Lowe vs.. A. VI. Thomason ct al.
suit for Injunction. Passed to bearing OF
appeal docket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan lO.-ucirs Of James
A, Campbell In this city and Philadelphia
have had samuel A sheddy arrested at
Alampdn, Cal, for representing himself as
Campbclls nephew aud taking out letters
OF administration on his estate which Il
valued at $4,000. The heirs through their
attorney huyc entered serious charges
against Shed1y, at whose home Campbell,
who was n bachelor, died last June after
returning from tho Worlds fair. Sheddy IL
alleged 10 have made an offer Of compromise
with the hoirs for $500 In cash, nutyith.
standing That he clnimed 70 have n viii in
favor OF Mrs. Sheddy for the entire estate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
COMMON FOR CONGRESS.
HE Is REPORTED no HAVE THE
BEGIN MS BONNET.
Ross His Tovorito-IrN Not Roosevelt,
lie Don't say-Ho Hobnobs
with Baker and Talks
Rcligion with
Itogg.


hNlf'AAAA AflNAAt'lAa
Dallas. Tex. Jan. 13-Thcrc have been
rumors put ailOat by irresponsible parties
that Mayor Conner will run FOR conEr~s
as nm Independent this year No later
than yesterday he said TO the Gazette
correspondent;
~ had very little TO do with state
politics last year, aud i the ,striiG con-
iiuues will have very little 10 do with pol
tiles this year. ] am Democrat. ! IN
tend to remain Democrat aud no eonl-
mittce can keen me out Of the Democratic
party My first choice for governor u
Gen. Lawrence sullivan Ross II he Is
not 10 the field thcn '
Aud last night Mayor w g. Common
and Hon Waller Buker Of Waco hob
u0bbcd for two hours or more at the
Oriental hotel II Bud Conner runs for
congress- IL Is safe TO bet that he VIII ran
ms a Democrat, lie never went TO o com
vcutiou last ycar and never made speech
and on the occasion OF Governor lloeg' =
last visit 20 Dallas he and Bud sat np
aud talked religion until o'clock In the
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

81 notice disposition on inc part or
certain newspapers 10 cast reflections on
BumuO iiin," said George Henderson OF
Iiulana, Mont, 20 q writer for the Wishing
ton Nowa. "l9yery now and thea somebody
win come out and call him o dress SUIT
that SORT, hut don't ypn make any mistake
about Bil Cody nos nghler ana as
game d ono III ever wore out ehoc leather.
sgvcr hear about his duel with The big
chefY We'll n That don't prove nos game
aud something more thnn l0ng-haired cir-
mat was IN 18Th. c0dy was ihnn q gov
rrumaut scout undor Gen. Crook. e was
during tho tfOuhio With the choyennes amt
hrnuaNues Crook hnd 700 men under
hin' r10suy green recruits.
'slhcy went into hoflhwoqtern Ncnrhfka
aud conquered tho Indians without ever
dring q shot. just before the Indians sur
rendered tho two nruies cnmped within
two fuiIcH OF onch other There was q ire
manduoualy big Cheyenne who used 70 70
out on the plalne every day and brnudsh
his knife and whoqp snh dare any white
lunu No como Oui aud hght HIN. He dld this
Tor three Or four daya Cody got tired Of
H. ito vent 10 Gen. CROOK
e iotE here general I'm going ont 20
lick mat Indian said be.
.frhr general told HID 70 pTy no alton
lion ~ the Indian. but hlll persisted, and
knife. stripped to the waist ana started
"l ~ WIKI Won could have seen that fight
10Th Armies turned out 10 u man. the if-
NAM lined up on ono I'M and me wbitfs
On nuuther Tat pug chigL o. soon az lir
and ufanrlug ,rhey circrd around carh
nfiirt auoo on twice closed. and niil'a knife
favnd his heart In about two seconds.
Gamer Vol you Just bet he's camel"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
ANOTHER BIG FIzzLE
WAS THE RESULT or THE BRA
LILLIAN FIGHT.
Sailors ON the Nlothcroy Mutiny as
the Result Of Big
sprco.


London, ian. l3A dispatch FROM
pcrnamhnco states Tint a mcetng or-
CURED on the government dynamite cru
slcr, Nlpthcruy. The trouble was causod
by several Of the Grow, who had boon
drinking heavily 'fie mutiueem were
0verpowercd but not until two of thcm
worc put IN irons,
The rebcls have made their attack On
the city. Il has resulted IN another iiz-
zl9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

G. @. Lawson is again to be found at
HE old stand, No, 80 Main street. serv-
ing the public with all Of the dellcacies
Of the season, including oysters, fish,
game, etc. Lawson's popular resort for
the hungry Ia still up 10 the standard In
It's culinary department, and the public
in general is cordially invited TO call and
satisfy the inner man House open day
and nIght. Polite ntlenton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14


san Francisco, Cal, Jan, Ei-intense In
terest turned to disappointment today when
the two steamers expected 70 arrive this
morning from Honolulu failed 10 put In an
appearance. The city " Peku being sew
erhl days overdue was expected TO ne the
first sighted, hut no signs az either the
Peltin or tho Australia are anywhern 10 be
seen.
Their n0n-appenrance led 70 an excited
talk OF the probable hlo0dshod and turmoil
IN Hawaii but this Is discounted Ia more
conservative quarters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
BUSINESS.

DEED or TRUST AT coSiANoHE.
Special Dispatch.
Comancho, Tex, Jan. 13.-Aiason &
Shell. propretors u The Comanche Chief
saloon. made trust deed for the benefit
~ All crcditsrs naning Forest Shell as
fr,sfne WHO sglll rim the business until
NAV. when tho license expires.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

BY Associated Press.
Rio Janeiro. Jan. Ran early en-
eagcment has taken place between tbs
rebels on board fhn snip aud me govern
ment forts. The encounter was hot whila
h lasted. but the artilleymen manning
Tie guns on tho government forts did
good execution and caused the rebel war
ship to rOtiFe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
nrcEIYIgN AProINTED.

paris. Tea.. Jan. 13.-John n. TIenlsy
,..,s today appointed receiver Of the
,ta.t of dfy goods IL g. VI. Settle. who
Jailed Deeenlhcr 30. The. application
80 made by creditors Of the late firm
~ Garter. llitclhe a Co.. for whom
Set.ie was trustee. and 70 whom he was
INDEBTED In fhe sum ~ about f6ts9 HE
conioniion WAS that Settle could not, Us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
Sporting News.


Governor Mitchell has acknowledged to
IN intimate friend that he cannot posi-.
by prevent The Corbett-Mitchell fight
II is conceded MI around tbaf
the governor is only playing big game
Of bluff for the purpose Of stopping tha
SAFE Of tickets He is out for the scalp Of
the Dpvall athletic club and would like
to make II lose money, 50 as to discour-
Florida
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
MRS. LEASE CAN Rp pREsnS1

~ 7f7777TTTTTTTT I-3TT7T7
Topeka, Kan. Jan. 13s-T7e Supreme
court ihls morning dissolved i,,e rsstrain-
Ing order applied for by Mrs Lease 10
Keep FreehOrn. recently appointed ny
Governor I.cwelline a. her successor,
from rcfine with ne board Of charities
This allows tho latter % be preefilt NJ
ma mecfings Of the beard. hui does. not
onst Mrs. Lease That point VIII -
settled later.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
VIII COME AGAIN,

Hy NA9OrInIoI T7foF7.
Rio de Jnneird Jim. 13-It Is reported
the rebels arc now preparing for an at
tack 81 ilrre upon the NicihcrOy aud the
Rio do .lanoir0 Insurgents todny cut the
cables across the lilo bny, and are appa-
rently preparing for combined attack.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
orR pAcKING Horsr

Midland Gazette. Remember that your
packing house " doing business al Fort
Worth. Remember that you gave Il pledge
70 support this institution il the owners
would lx Il up. They have completed
their part OF the contract, II remains
now for stoclInen 10 ill theirs. This Is
an Institution that " worth millions to
West Texas. hence we again aay: Re
member your pledge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

ON Individual. prefer creditors over those
for whom he held funds in trust The
receiver VIII take charge OF aud dispose
OF the stock at once