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Mesa free press., 1894-02-15

The proposition to give Arizont
statehood by tsckin, her ~on co
Neva.la or New M.xic, does not
meet with the approval OF oarspso-
pie, AMI it is hardly to be wondered
at. What we want Is statehOo
without any increase territory,ant
if thi. is impossible nov ct US re-
main as we are. We are rot play
ins second fllle to anything, =
StOck.nan. E
Mesa free press., 1894-02-15
"What are yon waiting for ? sal

"What are yon waiting for sail
, ca .r,kue llwJ,r t, al [,ti,n
"A receip1." : Vl.t d, ypa kl,~
about ,r.c"p.l Cuy'l .nll.r-.
stand the n,nr.o: one it [ will
give it to you" replied tn lawyer.
"S'p ,se IN ~ h, IN. di.; ma &, to
helen; m. i'll lh. gsts, E'c'S ID:
ms. see P.,stl~ Peter; h.. say, "Ji,n,
what you want? Me say, want I"
get ia 'Ynp.y \ thai mnr-y :
What M do? h,b NJ receipt;
h ~ - huat AL o5.r he'll to tinl
,ou
Mesa free press., 1894-02-15

A Kansas editor says that when
the mcrch .nts IF his town, all | other
fellows who want il little alveriiS-
;ny or j,b work d me thy 60
,ar,un anl ,licit bills for the I'm
an the l,west hil Ter gets the
work. The edi or is now ready tn
receive sealed bids for a sack of
aolr, a pair of p.nts, u hat and Il
,rd of WOO |, and the pulling of an
achin, tooth; also for a p,ir OF bro
gans for his six mohths lid b.,y.
Mesa free press., 1894-02-15
A rerion b.es,...t With u elm II

A region b.es,...t With elm le..
which allows b,I! pl.yin; all tn.
war 'rDl,l; w,.rr tn. sun shines
35) days out of 3j6; where coa-
sumptivas bl ,ssom into ab.ebo lied
men AMI where O:go seaarians are
as spy as )rin ( cii.<,t'. il sir.ly
a z ,oi p!ic, to 1--we. We my not
have electri; c,rs AMI other de 18th
de lin. vices, hut We have thu eli
m ne, anA plenty of it. It's free
tou.-Enterpris,.
Mesa free press., 1894-02-15

More trees and vines are Eeias
D ant-d at Yum. than in any sea-
son in the history of the place. AS
to trees the same may be said of
the Mesa country.
Mesa free press., 1894-02-15

A Chicag, syn licate is about t"
esLa Its II hank at va ia, and wl
erect ha IDS ,m. three story BRICK
aud stone building.
Mesa free press., 1894-02-15

The festive bizz ,rd has been
getting in its work in the east the
past few days. 90
Mesa free press., 1894-02-15

Which contains new, neat and
fashionable dress goods, fahn-ls,
ladies' and gents furnishing goods
and everything usually found iii n
we'll furnished establishment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25


Last Saturday the young men of
CiscO aidci in tho PLANTING ~ trees
aud shrubu In the nav city park
United states Marshal A. " oNAiev
Of Denton had his nm, linWhieiuriHn
stallion p9lnoncd, Tor which he bnid
tsgoQ
Thore IL to Dr. q meeting NJ the drnud
View Educational aHno0lailun On
the 10Th w AMI To discuss school Ia
tefruts and Tor REORGANIZATION,
Tie business mon VI Terrell have do
untad 10 the Tire department NJ The
town a hook and ladder NAgun oottlns
$780, including nwinglng hhrnoin
The frat nmnhrf o. the Myrtle
sniingn Herald appeared lnai ~ uut
day it ~ independent IA politics ana
~ the property 81 } Wiley snith n,ii-
tor
Macdonald Ietesif company OF Chi
cnNu, R1t the contract Tor huildiug The
elevator ut Denton Their bid WAS
$1,000 The work IN 10 be completed
IN ainety DAYS ana the capacity "
5000 bushels
AZ " A. Kennedy, an old citizen
OF Montague county. while putting NJ
hla horfa last Saturday evening WAS
Killed by llrhiuinK Whom 'Quna nc
wac leaning against % wire fence nnd
survived hut Tow momTnis,
uid settlers 10 Funnln county say
that the econ pfoapectn nc better tfAn
they have been TOT eHyernl ears. Inc
early wheat " leaking we'll aud 70 arc
tho oats lust coming Up, but the later
wheat 10 not doing well
j. b. wooiscy. Ia jail ~ ahcrmnn
/ for the murder ~ "a man IA Dcni.
non. has been adiudrrd insane aud
VIII 30 sent 10 The Terrn asylum,
| The sauna court ~ adiudxed o iuiddlH-
AIRED farmer By the name of G. II.
Cook.
on rhnretay afternoon Of last wecf
the iittie daughter ~ Ms l.. ~
sell vent 10 AN rnrn Nif-
tern 20 draw water She lost her hai-
ance and would nave been druwrnd,
but FOR tha asanihnco or an AaayIian,
who CHANGED 10 be- near
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
snII.INe clrlsnNsIlrrs.
NefNrtous business Revealed Ia
New York city.


hy NAs"eiated Fress'
hrooklNn, n, v. March 2t,--lustloe
walsh tnanv issned warrants for me
.r,,,,, - 49,. a. 49, -, ,,.,.,.
S.'Ve' u i''V'nse ~ Ne'' "" i"'''''h
pNhNer OF New YORK city, ana Neiasco
fetrn. his clerk. on charles nf sub.
uriRtlon OF p.rtnry rh.r. is al.
49,. 49,.
WV "a N'' "H'FlpA "tN'iiVs uileo
thut De Ncu sold naturalization pa
pers 10 Italians, Just landed, at from
$40 10 81. a,,e,. NJ, n,nrrs ,,,
forscI sS,1 fe,n 49,, ,,s'1t IL. ~
itaitars H. soe,,,.e ,,,,,,ia,.,,,s,,, n. AN.
departfnent a,,,ri.
In ronnsctt,,, v.in, n,..., ,rr..,. d. d.
World ti,ie s,ls,t,'. ae,,,t., M, c,,i,..
pnre IN Inc dsvcl,,r,s,,ts N lin r,s,
rhe arttcle eti,,'.e that IA Van a.
al the hand ~ M, ,rgn,,t-ed aNatc,, ~
buvip.s nn1 ssiiine ,,tise,,shi,, ns,,er.
obininrb bv r,s,,d ..iiin| ~ ~
niicna not inrnnil,, cntiil,,I 70 no NM
uralised. and who having hecotne nm.
tips 10 tha frnud ar,t gnpt,,nilsa onh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
WE'LL SUPPORT OURSELVES
AND NOT ASK AID rnRoueu rHn
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,
says Governor rIoHa, Replying to n
heuuess from old seidlcr.
'hnt lie Accept the sugar
HonutS.


Special Dispatch.
Houston, Tex, March st.--piel, bowl
ing Camp OF Confederate Veterans sch
m''.ed memorial to Gov. Hoge ask
ing him to accept the Mckinley bounty
on 'ho sugar raised on the state farms
ana apply The Same 10 the extension
ana maintenance OF the homo for ex-
Confederate soldiers located nj Auatn
The bounty amounts To $4,000.
me soVernors answer Is that he
oess to say 'eoartcously. rcspeet-
iuily' hrmly aud finally under no cl-
eumstanoes, even at The request OF
every soldier, ex-soldler citizen. man.
Woman ana child Ia 'reNnr. rould
comply with any such demand. me
state OF Texas is fully able TO support
the Confederate home without accept
ing any sugar bounty corruption fund;
anu i am utterly ashamed Of any man
~ sel ~ men Si'ar'ihs 90 d0Noca,e and
support the doctrine OF states rights
anu sovereignty who would ask their
government to cringe It's knee before
FEDERAL authority and accept "A bounty
OF any kind, especially one which IA
so vicious In It's Character, iiscrlniinnt-
lNs US " does IN favor OF lhr wealthy
rev against the aggregate poor"
He then refers TO the fact that he
was too young TO be nnldicr In tho
civil war and gives his promise To aid
by amy legitimpte means In making the
home such nH the eN-soldigis dcsire
continuing he says. nut 4 repeat
TO YOU that under no circumstances
oan the people of this state, or any set
oi Thorn, compel me tu accent this
polluted, this corrupt Unholy, inlqul-
tous, Republican sugar bounty.
aimed at the destruction " the indie
pendent autonomy OF the states"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
rnnNpnneAsr. Que NrnpNnrN.
Creates scene In Court Rnd HAD
10 be CRrrIeh Out

BY Associated Prcss
Chicago. M, March 2t--In the
Prendergast case, during the arguments
regarding the axing CT date for The
trial. the remarks of the court We're
frequently Interrupted by outbursts
from the prisoner, Fiuauy. Prendcr-
CAST making loud appeal for the
right to speak, Judge Ckcuain listened
to "a long harange from him about
his constitutional rights and his oh
jections to delay The prisoner after
he had completed his speech, frequent
~ cried out: I'VE want no delay.
We want the case 10 20 TO trial At
once"
The bailifs were unable TO quiet him
and he continued his interruptions I'M
IN taken back 10 inil.
Before he was removed from the
court room. Prendersast became Vio.
lenuy angry with tho haillfis who at
tempted 70 silence him and screaming
with rage fought ticrcely with the
men about him He was llfled from his
feet by the hailins aud carried back 10
his chair, but was anally allowed 10y
the court TO discourse further upon his
constitutional rights"
The case was postponed until Tues
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

spruance Of this place 20 secure the
following preferred creditors.
Sangcr lNns., about NA4e; ~. n.
newlcy siaSi Schneider aVte Gu.
$3.50, Slayden- kirkscy woolen mills.
$40, Martin-Brown Co. $3.50; srfuance
q Finley. s5ib; sprnRncc q Rlcdsoe.
$40, ed Dudd. $50. Bonn 4 Stewart.
$3.50; lily NJ King 4 Co, $3.50. l.. :.
Smith, 500; and one or two other
small local clRiua--prcfcrred list
amounting In all TO about $500. nearly
all being Texas creditors, Total tn.
hliiues. between 5000 and $4,000.
The assets will amount TO between
SeN0o and $1,000
The Waples-piatter Grocer CONF
pany has run punishment on the
trustee for SIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Special Dispatch
paiias. TEX. March 2t-sevrn hum
aired men paid ii5e each 70 witness
me Nccarty-collins nsht TO nnlrh
AT the rooms or the Dallas Athletic
club tonight
Tom McCauy n chieaEo tighter.
and Scott Collins, the best iio pound
oolofed fighter IN the Southwest
rhpg fought for thu weight
ohampionship OF the Southwest sud a
purse of 500. ....,..,..
rom Johna0n was behind AgNhIi
ana j. J noles acted a. srrond for
pTlFht Eyes Harry Ellis. onr % inc
ciu6 directors, acted - referee. "a the
fourth round Mctarty Whp tnovtsp
oifl and lost the light Collins had me
Resi- N Il throughout aud iniiiqsfd ihr
MOST puniahment The beat y oturt
WA maintained BY a detachment %
police. and many representative CIV
genH weiV present..
Tony Hollis aud Johnny Waru, ehhiii'
MON iirht weights, VIII hsht GA me
uirht VI Aurll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

incornorntions-n rVenac = rsnmtn-
ina Ciceis nowcn Appointed.

ina clcrls newen Appointed.
Special Dispatch
Austin, Ten March si--Thc KING
Bridge company Of Ohio yesterday
Med an amendment 60 It's original
charter. changing as name to the King
Iron Rridge and Misunderstanding com-
pany.
uvaldc county yesterday redeemed
SiVou worth of courthouse bonds, pnyinK
the Sidto due ON t'ie Same 10 date,
knox county paid SavlO lntcrst. duo
April le, ON her courthouse honda,
Nalvordc county also paid interest
due On her county bonds April 10
amounting TO t2tA
Caldwell county redeemed $1,000 worth
OF ian houdai also paying SaoSa.ae M
tercst due on her county honda April 10.
Y, q. Burgess collector VI GuOda-
lupe. made his annual settlement with
the comptroller yesterday showing tho
total collections during tho Year to
be as fNilowul state taNca. Sia,tpSS9s
occupation taxes, S61SOa0
The Equitable Life Insurance Com-
pAnN yesterday paid Commissioner llol-
llnRHwOrth $500, the same heing their
state Tux.
Assisutnt Attotney.o General NnyNcld
having fcaigncd his position or nttur-
noy .lgvner,l. Examining Clerk Rowcu
nf tho land onicr hna hern appointed
to that position ana win enter upon his
dutirH at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
YEARS IN THE PEN
uaIon HANDLE SERVE FOR
KILLING RANDALL
a.. verdict of the Jury. which
-. Rctnrued Yesterday, stands.
rse Jury Was out just Two
Hours before ~ Agreed.
....I.l pIspnleh.

..,elal Dispatch
a,,las. TEX. March 2i,--Maj ]. G.
.'.Als is behind the bars OF the
' '. jail tonight with twenty years
-,snee staring him in the face. The
IN was surprise to the public, az
4. tics OF the defense and the pres
N me great lawyers who defended
~ led the majority Of citizens to
,sqe that there was no hope OF con-
I'M. Col. ". l., Crawford, supreme
s,,s John s. Henry. Col. n. b.
ssrt and Col. S. II. Russell the
LIN of the Dallas bar. put up the
-.,est light Of their lives and all to
L ,urpose. Judge Charles f. Clint
.,red the jury on murder OF the
and second degrees and man
4 Hsvhier at 10 o'clock. Al 3o'clock-
\ flst two hours "a verdict Of muir
n the second degree was reached
twenty years sentence was I'M
"A Ninj. Randie was crushed by
\ !. verdict. but had little to say. lie
4 AN So years old, and Il he has to
H. his term will be a very old man
A ~ expiration OF twenty years.
i neember %. 1892, he shot ana killed
a Randall in n saloon, He was
H I'D bail by Judge X, Il Burke and
"A IN bail by the court of criminal
4 ,als. Later. IN vacation, Judge
admitted Randle to bail. He was
B. signed for trial last June In Judge
XE Burkc's court, and hung jury
n, the result-seven for acquittnl and
"A, ar conviction Public indignation
very great, and the seven Jurors
N q denounced savagely. on the 9Th
March the case was called again,
- TODAY IT terminated In Il verdict
" guilty. County Attorney John p
N asspIe. Col. David \. Williams and
l.owther prosecuted the cusc
N great ability. Raudle was a
sl,hy man when he killed Ed $.
II asAail. He snid today that ~ he
out Of the case It would leave him
4 hout dollar" A friend Of the com
IA man told The Gazette CORE
adsnt that the major had spent
'ktate IN the fight for liberty. His
: t5rneys will carry the ease 10 the
.dri of last resort, Major Rnndle
sms from Washington county To Dali
hs and had figured In many desperate
y aoantem In the Butzos country IN
y lly; gone by.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

JWdEc nrashcRr NuicS THAT Natn-
raiised ChinHmaa tan Vote.

Special Dispatch,
Houston, rcSas, March 2i~pntrltt
Judge ilraahoar Ia n ease before hln,
has ruled thai a Chlnnmah who See
cured flrat papers before the pasaage
Of the exclusion act cnunot take ont
hnal papers now. lilo further hpid
that while under FIRST papers china.
man may vote, they onnier no right
Co fun citlsmahlp ThH ruling la con.
curfch IA hy Congressman culbursnu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

fnlones, purse HqnEani won, nakota
second: Hob sh'ni Time. o.sa ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

~ Associated Pfria'
Hot SPRINGS, Ark. March at.--lraes
FAST weather cloudy, attendance good.
pirt race Elrven-airtsrntht or a
mile. seiiinE. Nouk uyerioa WON An
s5pia. second bright star. ihini. Time.
i.lai-2 .nt...
ar..n prruiit won Mildred. pecondi
Iiaodo third Time. - "a
Thlrd race Declared on
loufth nlca-fuur furlnnNr. purse
Matte MclIfnry won Virgins u, aec'
Ftffb face.-one mile and an eighth
handicap llffle s.nrEe won hs h4i'
I pnrth. eir flauef, setdni Do VII.
eox ttIrd Tirsf spa
sixth r4cs--oenuencn riders ihAee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

A Foot Race In Corsicnnn tnder
the Auspicc. OF the y. ~ g, A.

Special Dispatch
Corsicana. TEX, March STAN
Interesting foot race was run this
morning. opening at $50. and AL par
tIr,pantu starting at dlnierent intervals
The race WAS for a distance ~ Slk
miles. the winner 20 get hne gold
medal. presented by ~ lvoraen 2 Co.
jewellers. The race was under the man
ascment u tho general secretary OF 'ho
Young MEMS Christian association
poliowinF pofe the rntioH W. 49,
,rhnnas are w, weight $50 nmv
jsdS IA. ifrnnh parlnE hgp ~
,geigbt ia. time 50.03 t-t Henry Hol-
MAJ, an. Is weight i2I. time 1i.oi ~
". no. Best. ngc ~, weight W., time IN,
N .0i ~. y w. Lee, age 20 wtltht M,
tins f5. "a L. benson, nEr ~ Welhh'
ii5, time ba ..,,..,,
the runnors reported IN otvellen,
coalition. The racya Will be had once
each month
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Special Dlapateh ,,,,,o.
ers in This section nie a, .,,l p' ca,,on
cn,p and are preparing 'he'r so''''
ground. vn,A wheat crop
are considered Coca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

III. Indians Are Much Excited over
Hi. IsiIIinG-rroubie L. Feared.
Special Dispatch.
Guthrie, O. IT, March 2t--Pawnee
Rice, a leading member OF the Pawnec
tribe Of Indians, was killed by a
ssttier An the Cherokee Strip yesterday
a. n quarrel over some cattle The IT.
Jians ara greatly excited over the
matter. and trouble Is feared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

ny Ills EiEht-N-ar-oid nrother' wh"
Attempted suicide.


Press Report
Pine Blur. Ark, March g1-Thc s.
ycar-oid son OF Joseph Davis killed
his i-year-old brother with a revolver
which he found DURING The absence ~
his mother The boy attempted sulolde
In the Arkansas river but was pre-
vented from doing 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Wilson & CO.. the Purchasers,
y" Pay Tor Them Thi- Week.
ISOLATED Press.
York, March ar. r. Wilson
brokers OF this city will pay
NE United States sub-treasury
week s6,1i0.OOO for the assignment
tlaim OF tho Cherokee Nation,
IN per cent Interest. The issue
1 oouds is s6.640,000 and the irm
tve,loQ premium. The bonds VIII
on m four equal lnstallments
4 years 1897, '9S. 90 and 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

And Wen, {" the Kitchen where
MS Girl worked and Opened FIRE.

Special Dislatch,
san Antonio. Tex, March si.-Henry
Thompson, colored man. entered the
Kitchen at the j. II. Presngll residence
tonight. where Molllc Taylor and Fran
els Moore, cnlored domesties, were en-
gagged In their duties. without word
of warning, Thompson began tir'aE,
shooting the Moore girl through tho alb
domcn, and the Taylor girl through the
lat side Thompson then turned the re-
yolver AGAINST his own lend and fired
the bullet lodging under the scalp with
out seriously wounding HIM
Both the colored girls are seriously
wounded, the Moore girl probably Ia
tally. The motive Tor the crime wai
smnnosed % be lealousN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Special Dispatch. q, tahn ana
lunng, TEX. March ~, s.rm of
ISinnie Moore, tenants on M farm ana
W. r. ~. l smnil children IN the he ,i,,s
ieit W. ,.o,,e out. inclnernting one ehiiu
htgcrs help arrived
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

rour WORTH ASD mo aRANnr
Arrive. Depart
Fari WORTH. ~. so , "a iiiv ,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Press Report
zaneaviile. Ohio, Asrch A.--Judse
Ezra Evans, prominent awe. w.
this morning and fatally Injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Frees Report
Macon. Ga March A-Ihe DiAie
ntb f7iO30 fhr tie expedition, ~ last
eighteen days
Ten Thousand dollars NiA ~ huhs
w IA raee pefeat,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

OF Louis iNos-uh We're ENhumcd
aud wan lie Taken 10 uuda Pcsth.

Press Report
Turin. March el--Thc collins con-
tanning the remains OF the vito and
daughter OF konauth were eNhumtd
from the English cemetery NJ Genoa
and arrived this morning They were
met at the depot by the sons OF the
dead patriot and VIII be kept with
Kossuth's remains and All removed 90
linda Pesth on Wednesday next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

apccia Dispatch.
Van Alst5ne, Tex March -t--Ihf
Knights N Honor lplge % this plaee
contributed $40 % the Emory qyqivne
sunciera.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Press Report.
Lima. Ohio. March 2f.-Alex GREG
Eains and Dan Baylin Will nght mere
Monday night ,,....,.
md, last night but there was a hitch
IA the proceedings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Special Dispatch.
Van AiBtyne. Tex, March A,-Phe
city election at this place u waMng
warm Four aspiranH tor the city
marshalship are IN the Held,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Special Dispatch So q, -.rln
weatherfofd. Tex A. 800 from
,,,i, e.sanod material dAnAtN
~ eold wave last nigh'. ,.,,.d WIN
san Jones. Il Is nor 49, 1t
~ hsrs the i'm Of next lnon'A'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Who Refused 10 Answer Questions
In the Chlorine Case Released,

In the IhIorinr NnEr NrIohsrd,
BY Associated Press.
Ithaca, \, y, March 2t.-iroderiek
l. Taylor, the Cornell sophomore, who
was committed TO jail FOR refusing
10 answer questions before the grand
jury relating TO the chlorine poisoning
case, will be released Monday on a
writ OF hRbeas corpus. ISSUED today by
Judge Smith OF Elmirn, who will pass
upon the legality Of his commitment.
Taylor's sophomore friends today filled
his cell with a great profusion VI Easter
flowers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Special Dispatch
Van Alstyne. Tex. March 2t.-The
Democratic executive committee OF
this county Is called to meet In sher-
man April q
Inc friends OF Hon. $. = Evans Of
this place are urging him 90 become
a candidate for the state legislature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

4 white Man shot Down by Negro
Hun Down by Bioodhounds.

SnecinI Dlsphlch'
caldwell. Tex. March 2l,sanders
Johnson. oolored was passing by the
house OF a. b. Golden, white farmer,
living twenty miles from here, and
was abusing colored woman. Golden
demonstrated with him. when he em-
tod q double-horrolcd shotgun into
his breast. johnson escaped, but was
run down by hloodhounds and cap
tured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Special Dispatch
Elmo. TEX, March 2i--consldrrabie
eieet zen here this evening l.lght
froat this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Dispatch.
Tex, March ai.-rhe Texas
-eille nay car passed through
'olny west yesterday.
ehelent and Accepted Masons
Scottish rite held their mystic
- .n the parlurs Of the City hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Arrive Depart,
No. 3 daily.4,. .-.... -lia y 10 ~. .-...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

For Uc-Elcction nnd Judge Burke
Of pnllnS WIN oppose Him.

Special Dispatch.
Dallas Tex, March gi.-Congresman
Jo Abbott OF Hlllsboro has been IN the
city today, and It Is announced that
he Is a candidate for reelection.
Judge Il. +, Burke said TO the ia
yefte eorrespondont tonight. Il am a
candidate for the Democratic congress
sional nomination against 10 Abbott
and all othcrs IN the Held. and VIII
make canvass at the proper u'nt'
am squarely IN the race
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

No. ! daiif...-s- .-t- Ni-A y RI ..s.s..f.-
sS.. I SsiiS. --......,ic'ss n 49,.
~. diil,.s-- s..-.. ..'t'",' ny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

e'es rive Horses With Coal
va aud Applies n Match.
ISOLATED Press.
yin Falls. Ohio, March 2i.-t.ast
svne unknown miscrcant entered
~ u Mr.. X w. Henry, Just
~ Of this place. and after thor
Ainruting i've head of valua-
with coal oil. set Are TO the
te Three were burned 10 death
y remaining two had to be killed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

a HAD one IL swerpinK over the
nRkotas Rnd ninnesatas.

iiN AhFnoiutcd freiH.
st. Paul MINI, March ai--Laut
night and tonight the nakotaa ANA
Minnesota have heuu enduring an.
other storm. that In many aectloue
far urpaanea anything that Inns been
experienced during the wntor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
puNN MunDnnrp.
Thought 10 Have neen Done by
Discharged Miners.

Special Dispatch
San Antonio, Tex, March 2t,--Ad-
vices were received here tonight OF the
murder near Llano OF Thomas II,
Dunn, superintendent OF the Oliver iron
mines. near that city. There ~ no clew
further than some minera discharged
four months aFo by Dunn afc said TO
have threatened his lie at that time.
He leaves wife and children at Llano.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Y.unr Mitehen's Communion Makes
a $4,000 Dond.

Special Dispatch o,
Houston. TEX. March - = y ~,
mention on trial with young Mitchell
for tho murder OF sutton Sparks ann
Gleason and The wounding o. TWO
,a5 l" md a child at the Grand Gem
,lai asnnt here. was released TO-DAY
o ~" ,ie 80 bond. Mitchell is still IN jail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Burn Competitor out
Special Dispatch
San Antonio Tex, March 2'--A c
Chapman. Mexican barber WAS ar
rested here today upon the charge
a, arson. He IS accused Of setting
Gre 10 the Arcade hotel building, which
was badiv damaged few nights ago
his object. 81 is suspected, was 10 ue-
strnv a rival barber shop. lie was
placed under 5000 bond,