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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

IN nnnwerinE nasortiAeiltn
pIea.c monilon l,hn dnselia.

IN answering naeVrttAHi.fns1
please meation Ihn 0asesie,
MUST coll on quick room iouss w.
lot, 60ylSO foot, near Union depot ibY5s
$40 cash and SIG monthly
room house aud lot opxiha 10 fceis
5000 $50 caffh and sib monthly.
4 room house and lot, oDSis, feet, cita
East Fourth street 5000 so cash and
$40 monthly
NJ T.. CHAMBERS.
Roll llaiatc Exchange. 200 Nain street.
1866 AcKEs. moaily prairie: Will asiI
IN any nlsa tract 60 suit purchaser. 20;
one-third cnsh, balance reasonable
tlme. a. 3. clngs. cuefo, Tex
five THOUSAND ACRES of good
farm land, lying In tho counties oe
Archer. Baylor. Wheeler ana cottis.
clear Of encumbnuoe ana perfect
tito, 10 trade for uort Worth city
proport-. or Will exchange for good
bank stocks. ar building and loan
nfHocintlon stocks. 'or particulars
apply % NJ. c. Hurley, at National
1.-Two Stock bank, or TO BomAr a. Boz
mar. Gazette building.
FOR sALF--la0 acres OF land 4i-a
miles east Of Fort Worth 200 acres OF
this land Ia flnc. 100 acres river bottom
and heavy timber 90 acres Ia cuitiyn-
ton. 10 acres In orchard. Bux house OF
seven rooms and large barn, ciatcrn
and well: on public road. price, $500.
Extra easy terms. The above H. a bar
gain Huro.
100 acres OF fine timber Land. red
sandy soil ana iinc for fruit. Thres
miles north OF Arlington. Price. $3.50;
terms easy.
100 nores of land AT noekport. Texas.
right at deep water; exchange for prep~
erty IN North Texas. Tliib land Will
beat California for grapes and Florida
for gardening and orange growing.
bOx05 feet on corner Of Lamar and
Second strcetri two cottages Of fpu-
rooms each; price $1,000; terms saay.
Rent win pay good interest on the
money.
iOOriOo feet corner Belknsp aad Choir
~ streets: two ,wo-ptery f-room
houses and neat cottage Or six rooms;
price. $1,000; terms easy. Hers ia a bars
gain.
city property specially p. A. nuh-
man q Co.. Fort worth. Texas,
wANrnD-vo RuY.
WANTED -Learnef.n telegraph instru-
ment. Address with price ana condi-
ton Republican, unorKetown. Tea.
WANTED 800 cord or good seasoned
cord wood. Correspondence fQlicitcd.
Address Rock Island Coal Company,
Fort worth. TEX
ANs--We want shlpmentA High
est market price paid. correrpcndencs
aolicisod Tho Anchor Peanut Co. b.
Louis. no.
STATE WARRANTS and aeoeunts
against comptroller boueht At hikAc9@
market price. Address r. Al, Kirby.
Austin. Tex. V
a -. NJ
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HELP WANTED.
In M fvrrinE advertisements,
pienNe mention The CnScttc.
wANTED--A Firl to help IN boarding
house. Call at No, 1870 jones street.
THE SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT
onicc. 700 Main street, Fort worth.
Tex, furnishes help and secures desir-
able situations, Phone $50.
WANTED married and single,
with good figures and looks, for theat-
ricql companies. Experience not n0cqH-
Hary. You can make good salarlg1
Address. enclosing stamp fer reply,
the American Dramatic Exchange, No
20 Dearborn street. Chicago, Ill
TEXAS EMPLOYMENT CO, 40f Main
street. Fort Worth. furnishes help and
secures situations.
LOCAL AGENTS wanted TO canvass
evoy county In Texas for the SEMI
Weekly Gazette. A good solicitor can
earn from $50 TO 800 per month. Bond
required. Address State Printing CO.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
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WILLIAM q. HENDERsoN. eovns-i-
or-at-iaw and SOLICITOR 81 Annot,r4u
labels. f2ooIny 20 " *. Norris build
inr. corner Fifth eHd y asteetiN
Washington. ID. G. Befenteen re2rs
experiences. Excluding aeryice N e.
ainlnipg corps. u. =. patcuf ouioa.
send sketch or mocoi fer feQos ~
20 patenfabiiity. Cerrchpo1d4nue M
sltsd. hieatian Tie $srs Marta Ga
zsttA e. * n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

W Dennis Cures catnrrh,
-'less and eye Diseases. Dundee blk
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cHILsoN a DuRNhAM.
Henrietta, Clay County, TeI
es,i and exchange Farms. Ranches.
.,d CITY Property. Correspondence ~
References: Warmers National Bank,
1Ienrietta; First National Bank. Fort
Worth; Land Mortgage Bank Of Texas.
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FOR nENT~-A large room. handsome-
~ furnished. with board. al Capt,
Grath's place, sls West Wearherfofd
street.
FOR RENT--Elegant rooms. Call 1000
East Belknap street city.
TTREE elegant furnished rooms for
rent. to parties without children. Cor
ner Lamar and TeNaa streets across
from Mrs. Groves boarding house, For
particulars, enquire AZ gls l.lInar street.
NICELY furnished rooms Tor rent No.
$40, corner Of First and Taylor,
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished South
east room with electric lights. No. 800
West First street, II 4. Williams.
FOR RENT-Dorny's cid grocery stand.
corner Broadway and Jennings; also
nice rooms for housekeeping; desirable
and nice, d. $. Hare. 7oI Main.
FURNIsHED rooms with or without
board, els West Second street
NICELY Furnished rooms for rent. g0i
West Seventh Ftreet.
FoR RENT-Two room housed. $40.
Five room houses. S., 3ii. Sl2, sia.6O.
Five room houses. SIS, sis. $50. Two
6 room houses, so. Store and un-
furnished rooms d. - Chambers.
rem iNtiittt A1AhAiNHflEt 49, tfAlAAH NfisNAt
FURNISHED room for rent sos East
Third street.
FOR RENT-Eiegnpt room Furnished.
southern and eastern exposure. FOR two
gentlemen 504 West Fourth. corner
Burnett street
FOR RENT-Rooins furnished OF un-
furnished convenient TO business. Call
Az East Second street. corner Grove.
NICELY Furnished room cheap. Ga
Taylor
STEAM DYE WORKS.
FORT WORTH steam Dye Works.-
Iadlea ana gents garments Of nil kinds
dyed ana cleaned. Rochex Bros. zoo
Houston street. Fort Worth. Texas
Goods aent by exprean promptly at
tended to. =
nunnEH STAMPS, SEALS,
STENCILS. ETc.--Writs Dallas stamp
and Printing Company, Dallas, Tor
t.f.~~..as eheuUQnf hnflN@
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

In M svurinE advertisements,
picnre mention The Gnsctte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

sTRAYEp or SroLEN--Aledium sized
rcd COW, part Durham. years old; r,a-
sonahle reward for return Ia Dr. Il.
d. thompson, as Adams street.
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pHscAKs--We want shlpmentA High
est market price paid. Correspondence
aolicitod Tho Anchor Peanut Co. 81
Iouin 40.
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SITUATION wANTED-By man and
wife on farm or city. Address William
Cousins, this Office
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WANTED-Flrst class stenographer
and telegraph operator desires posi-
ton: best OF references. Address A.
e., care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

FORT WORTH steam Dye works
ladies' ana gents garments Of NIL kinds
dyed and cleaned Rochex Bros. 2Gs
Uouston street, Fort Worth. Texas
Goods aent by expresn promptly at
tended to. r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

WELL DRILLING PARTNER WANT
ED-A thorough well man, who makes
galvanized curbing and casing at the
fob, at cost OF iron, with no loss OF
time, wants interest In a drilling ma
chine. New style OF casing, Address
N, Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

FOR SALn-Cheap for cash. u gentle
20 drive. Apply Rev. w. y. LLOYD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

WANTED-By "a young man. ox-
perlonced lumber bookkeeper, position
in retail yard. Texas preferred, can put
$1,000 into the business Address NJ 2s.
On 70 GuunIln-
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POSITION wANTED--By woman or
middle age to take cnro Of Children
or do general house work; can give
good references. SOC Burnett street.
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sIruATioNs WANTED.


In answering nIyertteemcnts,
please mention The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

BAHGAIN-s20O for nearly new $500
Sterling piano. Muat be sold, lIlrBch-
field, sixth. between Main and Hous-
ton streeta.
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WA.NTED---Learnef'g telegraph instru-
ment. Address with price ana condi-
ton Republican, OeorKetown. Tex.
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MUST coll on quick, room laousa NM.
lot, 60ylS0 foot, n0ar Union dnpoL ft15f|
shO queh uu,I xla tfnuthfst
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WING man who works ut night wants
rnf,,rnIshed room. quiet place. central
location. Reference given II required.
Address r. o. Box go.
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show cash receipts for frat ten months
OF 1885,, $1,000, total bnsinoaa for one
year wiz DO $4,000, expenses $500. Fall
ing health. Power press and complete
paper ana Job plant. Unless you have
the cash aud mean business don't
write. Address Bargain, care Gnaette,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

WANTED--Posltlon as houselkeeper In
hotel by young widow lady; no chill
dron understands housekeeping thor
oughly. Address Mrs. NJ. NJ. MCGEE,
general delivery Dallas, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Gainesville. Tex, Sept. 1s.-Mlss
BenIs Bass has Returned from cleburne.
DR.. J. s. Woods left this morning for
Midway. Dallas county. to attend the
Presbytery.
Mr. Dan Morris. the express mes
singer running out OF Houston Is in
tho city on a visit.
Miss Josie Greatly has returned from
II trip TO Cleburne.
DR.. S. S. Post. wso has been sick
with typhoid malarial fever for the
past six weeks is up and around as
well as ever.
NJ Lewis and family returned last
evening from Now York.
Deputy Marshal. swain and Mat
Cooke were In the city this morning en-
route TO Paris with James c. Julian
and Lee Masters. two young men who
were arrested near Purcell. charged
with selling whisky in the Indian
Territory.
Mr. Berry Scott leaves today to at
tend school at Auburn, Ala.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
THE BUDGET FROM AUSTIN.
MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS WRITES a
LETTER no GOVERNOR HoGG.
Denies the Report That Her Daugh-
ter Oiiss winnic) is nm Equal suf-
fraEist or Tint She Would Vote the

Austin. Tex. Sept. 19.-Mrs. V. JEFF
ferson Davis. the wife Of the late la
mented leader Of the Confederacy, has
written to Governor Hogg to ask him
to correct the report that has obtained
currency which attributes to her
daughter, Miss Winnie. certain polit-
ical sentiments opposed to the Democ-
racy. Mrs. jefferson Davis wants the
Texas papers to know that her daugh-
ter is not in favor Of womans suf-
frage, nor has she ever said that she
would vote the Republican ticket II
she was allowed TO vote and that she
doep not live at Colorado Springs Col.
However Mrs. Davis states that she
was then on n visit to her sister and
remained three months owing partly
to tle-up on the railroads. The mother
seems afraid that the character of
her daughter might suffer some COM
pfomise by being mentioned In this
inyidlous connection.
The Glenwood and Polytechnic col
lege street railway company, with a
capital stock of $1,000 Med char
ter today. The incorporators are: r.
Vickeiy s, c. Ashe and George Tan
dy. The two FIRST named are from
Waxahachie and the last from Fort
Worth.
The El Paso Northern railway COM
pany, with capital stock OF $500. 900.
filed a charter today The following
are the directors and incorporators:
George j. Gould Of New Jersey, Chas.
Il. satterlee, Edwin and Howard Gould
OF New York state, c. X. Morehead,
B. II. Davis, Joseph MagofIin. lei
Paso; L. S. Thorne. William II. Abrams
and 10. L. Sargent, Dallas. This road is
to run in a northeasterly direction
through El Paso county twenty miles,
to the New Mexico line.
Sheriff 4. b. Jones Of Robertson
county called upon the governor today
to get requisiton papers for one Wal
ter a. Holt. who has been indicted in
that county for the assassination of
Professor G.. NJ. Beard. superintendent
Of public schools OF Robertson county,
on September 49, 1898, and who is now
under arrest at Jacksonville. Fla. The
murder OF Professor Beard was rem
dered more heinous by reason OF the
manner IN which he was killed. He
was asleep in bed. his wife by his
side, and utterly unconscious OF the
danger.
Deuison city registered today $4,000
court house bonds. and Oak Cliff $500
water wurks.
Jim McCane. the well-known de-
tectlve Of Houston. has gone home af-
ter spending a part OF a most delight
full honeymoon In Austin. Mr.. McCane
married about two weeks ago and has
made bridal tour taking In Calves /
ton, San Antonio and Austin.
Judge James II. Robertson was made |
happy this morning by the return of |
his wife and children from Colorado.
Bob Culberson was In Austin yes
terday.
George Walker. the opera house man, |
Is here to see the opera house start |
off for the season with Nellie Me-
Henry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
ANornnn suoorING sonArn.
jack smith the Target for Two Mig
Guns.


Waco Tex, Sept. ls.-Tael Smith
who was the hero OF the elopemcnt in
which Mrs. Nellie Sharp was the he
roine. and who was brought back from
Houston on the charge Of assault to
murder, the story Of which was pub
lished by The Gazette a few DAYS apo
was given hearing In Justice Gal
hghcr's court this morning. and dis
charged. All the parties reside near
Relael' Mrs. sharp has returned to her
husband aud their domestic affairs are
now reported tranquil
The impression prevailed tbnt tho
charge against Smith was rather weak
and acted merely as weapon with
which to force his return to- Waco. IN
which 1t was successful. Tile mutter
dld not end there. ana a lively shoot
llls scrape occurred on the plaza this
morning, In consequence Of which Jess
collins WIN Sharp and Houston Smith
are IN jan. and Jack Smith, with a
pistol bullet hole through the fleshy
part OF his left shoulder. n painful hut
not n serious wound, is In the Gala
boose.
II was the old story OF a woman IN
tho case.
As soon az Smith was released from
jail he was met on the south side OF
tho square by Jess Collins and Bill
sharp, the brother and husband OF
the woman Smith ran away with n few
days ago. II Ia stated as soon us they
met both sharp and Collins pulled big,
wioked-loulSing guns and began firing
at Jack Smith, who was in company
with his brother, Houston smith. As
soon as the firing began the Smiths
began freo-for-all race across the
square toward the city hall. with Sharp
nnd Collins in hot pursuit. pistols In
hand firing Mt the fleeing men, who
wore lodging behind cotton wagons
and through the crowds OF people who
always hll the square mt that time of
day. Fortunately no one was hurt but
lack smith, who received the wound
IN the shoulder alluded to above. Five
or six shots We're fred. Jack Smith and
sharp are brothers-ln-law, having mar
rled half sisters.
The grand Jury. now In session, viii
Investigate the matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
THE BUDGET FROM WACO.
ALEX FRED, A Young PEDDLER,
BADLY WOUNDED.
shot In the Head By Lon Black Dur
ing Dispute Involving n Small
sum-Binck Makes His Escape.

Waco. Tex. Sept bat o'clock to-
day Alex. Fred, a young Jewish ped
dler Is years old. was shot fatally in
the Sore OF l.. Fred. his uncle, in
Edgeneld. by Lon Black. the son OF
ex-Pollceman r.. v. T. Black
According to the statement of L.
Fred Black and his father came to
the store between IL and o'clock
and Lon Black and Alex. Fred dis
cussed an Indebtedness which the
former owed the latter the amount
being originally about So, on which
Black had paid 50 .lO. He had also
made a chicken coop for Alex. Fred
The matter was referred to L. Fred
to Determine the exact condition Of
the account as shown on his books.
a discussion arose, in which Lon
Black called Fred a liar. AMI the lat
ter remarked, you are the aunc.'
II. V. 4. Black attempted to draw
q knife and was seized by Mrs. l..
Fred. Lon Black then called to lis
father for a pistol. which the latter
furnifr d.
AieAs PIcu then ran behind the
counter and exclaimed, don't shoot"
Young Black fired aul the Dan stru x
Alex. Fred IN the right cheek and
came out at the base of The brdir.
lnhicting fatal wound DR. G. E.
smith was called out and probcd the
wound and said II was impossible -or
the woun1sl man 10 I'VE, although
he was alive at $3.50 o'clock.
Abe Fred brother of the victim, was
present ana hs corrob1ra.ss the above
story. He falhcei after the shooting,
bon~-Black cane 10 the city i,aine-
diately after the shooting and Is In
hiding. HIS father went to the creek
near by and was found in the bushes
there by Onicers Tucker and Petit
grew. lie was placed in Jail.
The statements OF those present
largely corroborate the foregoing YER
sion Of the shooting
The Blacks live in Edgeneld within
goo yards OF the scene Of the crime.
Intense excitement followed and the
neighborhood manifested great indig-
nation The Freds speak English very
poorly ana this added to the confusion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Cleburne, Tex, Sept 18.-General
Manager b f. Yoakum Of the Santa
Re came in today about o'clock from
Paris. with him were several officers
Of the reorganized Atchison system, on
tour OF inspection. They were well
pleased with their property in Cleburne.
Mr. Yoakum has all he plans and
specifications prepared for the new
brick depot. and work win begin as
soon as the $1,000 donated "a secured,
which can. Ire done IN a very few hours.
Capt. Pendell, trainmaster. says the
depot will not cost less than $4,000,
Judging from the sketch prepared by
the architect
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uuLr Ann INTERSTATE.


ut ohfts
Austin, Tex. Sept. 1s,-Alr. Ed de
Normandlc was here yesterday to file
the charter OF the Gulf and Interstate
railway. which is to run from Bolivar
Point TO Beaumont, distance OF about
70 miles.
Upon finding that he had neglected
one Important requirement Imposed by
the stock and bond law. he returned TO
Galveston without getting any orders
from the railway commission and With
out filing the charter.
This road proposes to run over the
same territory that was to have been
tanverEed by the Popullst road that
80 much was said some time ago.
Mr. de Normandle claims That the
company OF which he Ia n member will
put down both steel ties and rails.
and in every respect make II one OF
the dandy roads OF Texas.
II Is already graded for about thirty
miles, and win be prime factor In
the commercial calculations OF Hous-
ton.
Mr.. dc Normandie had complied with
all the requirements OF the law bonding
the rond except the following: The
amount OF stock subscribed and the
amount paid lN,' etc. which Is part
OF the following.
In said application IL the rail-
road company shah exhibit TO the
commission its contract with the COM
struction company. II Il has any; the
profile OF It's completed road or part OF
road, the evidence OF It's right OF yynV
depot grounds. terminal facilities, the
extent and value of work done or IN
process of completion; the amoun, OF
property received, the amount OF stock
subscribed, and the amount paid in"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

More track repairs are being made at
the Union depot
Cotton is beginning to move on the
Denver and business continues 10 In
crease rapidly.
Bryant snider. division freight agent
or the santa Fe, left yesterday for
trip TO Colorado points.
Morgan Jones, receiver OF the Fort
Worth and Denver City railway, went
horth yesterday morning.
William Doherty, passenger and
ticket agent OF the Santa Fe. made a
trip out on the line yesterday.
A. T. Booze. general freight ana
PASSENGER agent OF the For, Worth and
$40 Srande, returned yesterday.
George 7, Hertsinger, special agent
OF the Missouri. Kansas and Tsxas
was IN the city yesterday on business
Charles J. Larrlmer chief dispatcher
OF the west end division OF the Texas
court ''''u'hs
W. II. ouigg, assistant general
trelght agent OF the Cotton Belt. win
headquarters In this city, returned
rom two weeks trip yesterday,
q, NJ. Payne, tile hustIlns eommor.
cial agent OF the Cotton Relt has
returned from an extended trim oN,er
the state in the interest OF his road
IL, Nj. FiclSenger. travelling passep-
ger agent Of the Kansas CITY, Men,
PMS and Birmingham. with head.
quarters In this city, returned yes
Engines Nos ISL and lss have beep
transferred 10 the west end and Nos
sze ana 229 to the east end, the latter
oelng the large compound engine de-
signed especially for heavy business.
special sleupor came down ON Tho
ROCK Island yesterday with seyen-
teen ESstern tourists aboard They,
We're bound for Demine, n. NJ. ana
went out on the west-bound Texas
ana Pacific, which was detained an
hour waiting for them.
Win steady Improvement i'm an lines
OF the railroad traffic express business
mas begun to pick UP considerably "
late. The fish and oyster season
opened Wen at tho first OF the month
ana has Kept up steadily. with indlca-
Tons OF large Increase over last wear
during the season. Fruit and vegc-
tables from a distance are now being
handled In considerable quantities md
this trade Promises much better than
last yeA<.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

dreenvllle, Tex. Sept. l3-Iton. c. II.
Yoakum hat returned from Denver, Col.
and reports HIS brother as being much
improved. He leaves on tho goth for
Rusk county. whore he will take the
stump for Democracy. James Pcrdue
VIII be there and represent the popullst
side OF the question,
Business Ia improving In every line.
aud before another week passes by we
expect 10 nee one OF the bast business
years that has been experienced IN
this city.
Hon, H. N Brook. one OF the most
prominent lawyers ~ this district, has
opened an office ut this place and will
reside here permanently.
rev Kilgore ls conducting n Meth
odist revival at this place, Much good
Is helng done for the Lord.
The new electric Hight plnnt that
was purchased n few days ago by
Electrician Mcnltt Engineer uoldsby
and Alderman w II Guldsby "a being
put In place, and Will be ready for use
In about 60 days.
A young man giving hts name as
Young on last Tuesday walked into
the saddle shop OF MIR J. NJ. Boyidn
ana concealed a pair OF spurs under
his coat Mr. Boykln happened 10
soc him and held him until he onieers
placed him ia Jail.
He had a trial yesterday, and was
nned J2i, which he paid.
The capitalists who have been In
Greenville for gomc time IN the intcr-
est OF an electric railway to he placed
on Lee and Wesley streets were grant
ed franchise yesterday. The move
ment was strongly opposed by some
OF the members OF the council.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Bl Paso. Tex. Sept ls.--Yesterdov
evening while walking in front Of the
sultana store, Pledras Negras. leans
Garcia Mencha, editor of EEL Eco From
ttriE'" Spanish newspaper published
mere was shot from behind and in
stantly killed by Jose Lana Ramirez
OF Fuente. Ramirez escaped on horse.
back, 1t is believed, to this side. During
the election troubles In Coahuua Chat
60 came into prominence throuvh
killing near Monclava, as he olai,prod
N a duel, or Agustin Chaperia. ieadinr
partisan OF cardenas and bimseiss
spoken OF for the governorsb,n
ne to9k refuge in Eagle Pass. but had
way peen going to Piedras Negras
without molestation. The murder a.
currently regarded as a seouaI w
killing OF Chaperla. ~ 'he