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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-26
Two PeopIe Burned.

A woman and her child from the
country were taken to Easterlan's
drug store Saturday. The child
had been burned horribly about
the breast and stomach in an acct
dent and the mother was burned
about the arms in trying to save
the little one. Both were attended
by DR.. Berry.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-26
Mrs. Koehler's Birthday.

A large crowd of ladies and gen.
tlemen visited the residence OF
Mr.. Otto Kohler yesterday, the
event being the birthday anniver-
sary of Mrs. Koehler. A merry
time was had by all in attendadce
A sweet serenade in the evening
was an enjoyable feature, arranged
by Mr.. B. F. Johnson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-26
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers have been filed since last re-
port:
The Denver and San Antonio In
vestment company to Thomas
Deweese, lots 10, IS, II, Is, 10, 80,
36, 81 and 80 in block 9, on South
Heights; $1,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-26
GRAND JURY DISCHARGED.
Rhoda Harris and Alois Indicted IN
the Final Report.


The grand jury, Of which E. r.
Norton was foreman, and which
was composed OF D. M. Poor, Aran'
sas Prescott, F. e. Grothaus, Sam
uel Rogers, H. Fest, j. A. Chavez,
c. G. Feldtmann, r. s. Stanfield,
81. L. Guenther, w. Ell. Maverick
and ]. w. Moore, made it's final re-
port to Judge Noonan last Satur-
day afternoon and was discharged
The report states that the jury has
visited the county jail and found
it in an overcrOwded condition,
due to the large number of per-
sons convicted and confined in
misdemeanor cases, and owing
to the overcrowded condition dis
cas- and sickness are breeding
among the prisoners.
The jury calls the attention OF
the county authorities in the fol-
lowing manner:
"No effort seems to be made
on the part of the county commits.
sioners and the authorities charged
with this duty to hire out such
convicts, nor is any attempt made
to utilize their labor in work on the
public roads, all of which roads
might be repaired and placed in
first class condition by using this
labor. We understand the county
owns teams and tools, which can be
used in this work and these pris-
oners, instead of being kept lying
in the county Jail and boarded at
the expense of the county, should
be put to work and thus made to
pay their fines and earn their
board"
The report speaks we'll Of the
sheriff and jailer and says they do
all they can to alleviate the suffer
ings and exposed condition Of the
the prisoners.
For the December term the
grand jury found three indict-
ments for murder, siXty-nine for
general felonies and twenty-seven
for misdemeanOrs.
In the report the jury also thanks
His Honor, Judge Noonan and
each of the worthy officers of the
court for their uniform courtesies
and valuable aid rendered during
the session and especially confess
obligations to District Attorney
w. R. Camp, for his prompt re-
spouse and cheerful readiness to
meet at all times the call Of the
grand jury for his able and impair
tial assistance and advice given in
Investigations and for his bold ag-
gressive, uncompromising and sue
cessful prosecution of criminals
when presented to the court and
arraigned at the bar of justice.
At the conclusion of the reading
Of the report Judge Noonan made
few remarks to the jury. He
thanked them for the arduous
labors Of the past few weeks. He
said the crowded condition Of the
jail and the fact that the cOnvicts
were not worked was due to the
bad financial condition Of the
county.
He said also that many of the
young men who had been sent to
the penitentiary during the past
term of court had fallen into vice
from the openness with which
bawdy houses, gambling houses
and so-called theatres were run.
His Honor then devoted a short
paragraph to the Legislators Of
Texas and said that the men sent
to the capitol, after they got there,
seemed to forget all about the
needs of the people they repre-
sented.
Among the indictments returned
last Saturday was one against
Alois Vidal for murder and one
against Rhoda Harris for perjury
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-26
A Coat Thief.

Elijah Jones stole a coat from a
negro yesterday and attempted to
sell it. Officer Seffel captured him
and arrested him as a suspicious
character. This morning he was
fined $25 by the recorder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-26

T. P. Marshall, the lightning cigar
drummer Of Texas, is in town
hustling for business. He is stop
ping at the Menger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-26

|BOERNE HOTEL, BOeme Tex; J. T. Clarke, Prop.
provided Accommodations visitors
yand
codn Winter. Fine gO
HEALTH SEEKERS MECCA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

l1A 4ANNN'lhA'A Afnaf
Washington. Feb. Z The indications
when the house met this morning We're
that quorum would be- secured 10 pass
the McCreary resolution condcmnlng
Minister Stevens and approving the
course Of the president, aud declaring
against the annexation Of or the as
sumption Of a proieetoraie over the
Hawaiian islands.
Immediately after the reading Of the
Journal Mr.. Breckenridge, from the
committee ON appropriations reported
the urgent deficiency bill and gaye(
iice that ne would call up ne tLSeill-
Joy contested election case Al>rnay
Mfr. McCrenry then callgI>np the Ha-
waiiau resolution, Al[<1teed, pursuing
the lilibusteriug tactics inuuglrated yes
terday, made the point Of order that
when the house adjourned last night IL
adjourned pending proceedings TO enforce
the attendance OF nbsenlees. lhe
speaker overruled the point OF order,
holding that while the proceedings under
the call terminated with Tue ADJOURN
mrnt, the order feYOkmg the leaves OF
absence executed itself.
The roll was then called on the adop-
ton OF the McCreary resolution.
The Republicans sat silent IN Their
scats, IL the resolution was 20 be passed
they were resolved the Democrats Should
produce their own quorum. Inc vote of
the first roll call was Ia to - no quo
rum
When the vote was announced, Mr..
Springer raised the point OF order that
as there were four yncnni seals w tt
house. III, instead OF 40 should con
stitute 1Iorum. After some debate
the point was sustained, and the Ne
| Creary Hawaiian resolution was declared
passed by vote Of i70 TO %.
The Mclreary resolution crnsurei
Stevens and approves The president
principle that American interference II
| Hawaii IS cOntrary 90 our institutions
/ and pronouucss ngainst annexation or {
| protectorBte.
Ouls Mr. Cummings and Mr.. Gear
/ deciinrd TO vote Mr. Sickles. who vote,
ugainst the resolution, WIS moi preaen
today. Mr.. Corkrell 81 Texas, who ~
| resolution Mr.. Daniel and Alr. Adam
voted against the resolution.
By unanimous consent IL was decided
/ 10 have another r5ll.eilll on the adoption
( Of the McCreary II,Woiian resolution
aud The speakers oaHaon was with
| drawn.
Just before the VOTE was annonneei
/ Mr.. Cnmmings. siandlng IN the area u
frort Of the speakers chnir. stated tina
be desired to make a Quorum:
Was the gentleman in the hall Of N
house aud failed 10 bear his nam
callod| asked the speaker.
Il was" replied Mr. Cnmmings.
The speaker directed the clerk TO cal
Mr.. Cummings maine. He ia 10.
vote no.N answered Mr. Cummings
Mr.. Adams asked the privilege Q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
DESPERATE BRADDOCK,
HE WAS KILLED NEAR wHAR-
TON YESTERDAY
Special Dispatch.

'7l7VV7'I '777I'1'V"'
Wharton Tex, Fob. News has
ipst c,m. IN town tl,,t Sborifl Hamilton
49, W. ,'im.I - ,on., a.,
D'rASou was A'i'Vu puo'' 'O"n "'
O'Clock. In company WIN Snerlh
Townsend of Columbus. with Deputies
In, Iio,rtt anil Wall fbcv bod la
iiop,' '''''
Gated Braddock, the murderer OF coh-
stable Townsend, at Welmar, While en-
ter;rg a tl,icl,ct ou tho enst side of the
-, -. Ii. - pa,.'.,,,
IlNc'r uouu' .u'ee ii''e9 u'ioW i''"v.o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

withdrawing his vote on the GROUND that
he had voted under MISREPRESENTATION.
II object" shouted Air, McCrcary.
The speaker held that the vote could
not be Withdrawal. save by unanimous
consent.
Mr. Roel challenged the ruling. clAim-
Ing u had never been SO held before
'if the gentleman from Maine Mil ~,
trct ON tho rule for a niomcut.
'filic gentleman from Maine has re-
fected on The rule several minutes re-
tortel Mr.. Reed sarcaatically.
''tf urnilemru WHO have, not reflected,
then, viii give their attention. contln-
ucd the speaker with some yigir. "thc
chair Mn state tho rule requires each
mcmber shall vote. unless excused, and
when the gentleman hhs voted, the chair
docs moi Think Il conpeicnl fag a nemher
who had voted As he should DO 10 with
draw lhnt vote. snye In unanimous con-
sent L.
And IL has ALWAYS been SO held" adj
drd Mr. Biand holly. .nnd ,vhen the
e,ntl.,nau fr,m Maine was la mo chair
M canned mgmi,prs MS vptlng whether
ibey yotod or unt''
III ,,H M. oV ',hn , Dp Yoiad HAYS
,r,',,,,,' ~. ,t,t,,iitgs,'s voi,t avninst
tt, r.,',i,,t,,t,' Sni 4, nsss,d 1 a, 10 a.,
'' ~. 49, ,i,.,,, ,pan ,n n,e pnpteie
/ So. ,l..H4.r 70 1,af IA afrIHE
,se,,' VII. al t n
f1'ri r,s,i,,tian l,onf,ile has beeu
,-,',,,,. ~ /, Learii,,, an f5r ihs past
W. Jbe artion III the Democrats
] r,,g,-i,, Il, tnsistin,, an itr,i snn1idprin.
| ky Wis, XII nnd Tia NfeCrear,s r,-,,.
I in,i.,,, rron,l,,,.l ifs h,sn,s v,icJ On lee
I r.o f,,.
! i,,n,g ff,t,iy nm tho announcement nf
d., VIM NJ Iu,nj eallel I'M ihp nm
Z Itr..,ti,,', 40. s,crstnry of In tfeastr, 10
WIN ti,a silver stisnioTnat IN thc ireasury.
,nJ ,,,ov.i thnt f5r h1nse so INTO coni-
iIiitpe Of Mo whole Tor its consideration.
Mir Tracey raised question OF CON
sidcrnuon.
/ Mir. Springer made the point of or
der that Inc question OF rdnNds.ltion
could NOT hp raised
THE spcni,cr sustained tkr point, cN-
plaininr uint the purpose 81 ihr ,iposi'
/ ttOu 10 considering ihc bib would be
served by voting against the ihn,iuu O.
10 INTO committee OF the whole.
The motion To- go into committee of tht
Whole was lost Tor lack Of a quorum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

PREPARING THE TAl,ll'F BILL
BY Associated Press.

Washington. Feb. THE Democratic
subcommittee of the senate committee
on finance. charged with preparing The
tariff hill for the committee, met again
In s,rotor Vest. rooms today aud con
fpncd work upon the tnnii bll.
Tbo Republican members Of the finance
committee have not yet dcclded what
course they will pursue, In view of ihc
decision not 10 grant hearings on the
I'M before reporting It 10 the senate,
bul they are very much inclined TO take
mo- action until the bill shall DE re-
ported Ia the senate, whom, If no oppor
unity shuil have been granted for the
Interested parties TO appear before me
committee. they will. In all probability,
move 10 recominit the hill for the pur
pose Of taking their testimony on Us
morits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

By Associated Press
Washington, Feb, THE plan Of
making United states consuls inspect
Immigrants previous to their enharkation
as proposed by the bin offered by W.
A stone, and fayorably reported by the
eonmltee is liksly y cause a STIR IN
o .pi consllar branch Of the state depart
, M, tV The bin Imposes heavy respon-
sibiiities on the consuls at such leading
narfs Of emharkati0n as llverpom,
peIe N.nles and Bremen, where the
i,i,n,ber Of Immigrants to be inspected
a asnv and furnished with certificates
r reaSbes hundreds during, the heavy pc, pc
~ 81 immigration. The bill makes
nous ~ for extra compensation TO
No p1 ,lS' nor does Mr.. Stone, the author
oG tie bl, think extra comP ISdst,i On
win lie necessary @Isers ,he are Sesifsble
psVp ,, said he. There would be no
I pned Of Increasing the. compensation OF
me- NJ 1consuls for the added service
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
LDAvING FOR HOME.
The Northern Soldier Boys Say Goodbye
to New Orleans

BY Associated Press.
New Orleans. La, Feb, T;-nhe b ~.
,resses corns Of Albany, n. y ny M
eItv NJ an early hour this motnlns sH
n,cir way home. They were eseorsWsu -
the DEPOT by delegations from ne W s, asn,
inSton ARTILLERY. The Governor ! @ I'M
nf Dnbuoue. Iowa, spent the Jay s,Sn,,
seeing. after having photograPns 49,
In 4 group at the base OF the Lee ino ....,s
nent Tonight the Grays were . e,.slio,,
10 Coliseum park by the Fourth vI,ssi'
where he visitors gave az eAn'p ,nr9e
drill that was witnessed pS GrsSs
crowd During the Afternoon ,ne p ,aiii.
ma Boston Lanccrs, with ne ioesl i n,sr
tary M AN escort, attended w Mit MA.
race meeting. An extra card .,l VA ,,ni.
sented and the occasion was nai li; 'i III.
tary Day in honor OF the fis'hns s''
diers. ..oves Ga the
Tho Dubuque command f'iss a,;nvalis
marniue for home after a most e. mi ne ne
Viz, Visit i''s Me Boston Iancers W., ~ y.
treated 10 an excursion op XVI Nh bs
morrow and tomorrow ni Hass rhey
hammered al the Ho,el AosA
leave for home On FRIDAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

Bv Associated Press
- washington. Feb. y. The hin repeal
o., in toto M the Federal lava regard
ne tbe control 81 congressional elections
Nd passed both houses OF consr,ss' ahl
onlv awaits the signature q ifefaaeu'
cleveland to become law AitF sew
eini .u,. ,.,,r.a 40 a vote on TIE houst
dis8y lnanaaiinr ihe Feleral elections law
olli r nlgs-ed 4 by vote Of 80 ayes to ~
nays. .,,s wore fresartad
~ ~ s-,,,Ibtrens but they were voted
~ ~, w regularly and nethodically he
nenocrats moi even tasiag pc trouble ,..l.,
l'el IN IN the debate on the amendatory
10 lplli - senator Stewart yoff-l
pE ,.P ~, i'e- Democrats on every PROPOSE
,ioa giving Is BIS rsga th'i ~, he t6 Io.
ihe 49, and 4haf the centralizing ten
iog 90 = ' ~ ~ aye should be stopped At
lrns' II tbe Republic : to survive. Pop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

BY Associated ffesa'
uavre, Feb. 7-There have been I'm
mense Imports OF wheat recently in view
~ me proposed Increase Of duty. During
the last week in january G72.432 sacks "
An.-ican wheat were landed here. ~ com.
nerei WIFI 5000 dufine the mt WEEK
ma 10000 during the same wcelr OF ia.
same mOIth last year, inc cutMptI =.
commerce mas entered an cncrgftic prottai
atsainsi tho Increased tax upQn hpnhed
arrin. declaring that large stocks usually
bonded will disappear aud the cohniF! WI
BE- left without fCounfe 10 me event OF
war or IN insufficient harvest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

LATE NEWS FROM BRAZIL.
-
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT YES.
ERDAY AND FOUR KILLED.
A COMMANDMENT OF RIO
Seems to be the Program Now-Rat.
tic ships Going 'south.-Tho state
Department slas No Late
Ad,ices fr.m tho
Scene.


Bv Associated Press
no de Janeiro Feb. 7-rhc com,
parative quiet, which has prevailed for
ten days or more was rudoly interrupted
yesterday by a furious encounter between
The Aauldabau aud the forts followed ny
an attack by tho rebel nect and batteries
in hclr possession before the ooast de-
fauses of tho eity. l.ater In the day
another aght tool. place az SANTA Ana and
Pouta Aran. An the hghtiug however.
rcsultod ia tho killing OF fur men ind
Tho nrurtalb woundlnF of d nth.
These were all cihyons Of RIO, What
loss II any, the rebels have, Is not
known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
ro MOVE oN R1o.

ny Associated Press.
Penambuco, Fob. THE Submarine
torpedo boat Destroyer md Eve of the
latest torpedo boats which have arrived
here from Germany, left to-day for the
South. Il " believed that the vessels
which have just gone s0uthward are
bound for BahiA, whcrr they VIII JOIN
the rcst Of President PeiNnioa beet
preparatory To d movement In force upon
RIO dc JunairO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
TIln couenLIN TRIAL.
The End Unexpectedly Scar AZ landau
tho Evidence May be In This Week

The End Unexpectedly Ncnr AZ lianl-Ah
tho Evidence May be In This week
By Associated Press.
chicago, H., Feb. THE end OF the
famous ooughln trial is Unexpectedly near
at hand.
At the opening Of the court today Judge
Wing N the defense moved ndl0mnmcnt
until tomorrow and announced the a.ienhe
Testimony was about compnb'i Ohly a
few days Temnin before the defense WIN
rest ~ case said he, and before We close
we desire q day IA which 20 LOOK over W.
eytdenei, and see n II cannot Do shortened.
furthermore. 1 am not able 10 conduct ne
case today" . -.
Judge fnthill granted tue halgur nmeni %
Attorney Bnttum
After tho courtroom had been cleared.
CduRhiln held i0ug ponsulnuyp iWv
~ or mol Conghlin should take Tho STAND ~
bis own behalf, aud whether or not the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The house com
mittee on pubic lands made Il favorable
report today on the Baldwin bill to
Withdraw from settlement the gold and
silver bearing lands OF Minnesota and
to make them subject 10 disposal under
the United States mineral land laws.
Favorable reports were also made on
Rawlns' bill extending 10 five years
the oneration Of the law allowing those
who nave flied declaration Of intention
To settle desert lands four years time
10 make final proofs. The BIZ also sus-
pends. during tn4 the requirement
ihot 81 an acre shah be expended toward
recaiming the desert land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
REcIpRocITY NOT ADVOCATED.

by Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. Fears have
been expressed that the repeal OF the
reciprocity clause in the Mckinley bill,
accomplished by the late amendments to
tho Wilson bill. might have the effect Of
oi,rnrating or limiting the reciprocity
treaties already in existence between this
ronntry and several South American
renublics. But 1t is pointed out that
ibe bill contains a clause limiting, the
extent Of all repeats 'lhe repeal of ex-
isting laws or the modification thereof
embraced in this act, shall not ahcct any
act done or any act acermng or Accrueu'
,r ans snit or proceeding had or com
,aonced or repeal the notifications but
m rights and liabilities under the said
laws shall continue and may be enforced;
IN The same manner as IL the said repeal
or notifications had not been made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
MllrAnY MovnMnNrs Ar nIo.

BY Associated Press.
Washington. Fob. 1.-The navy de-
partmcnt 10 in receipt Of mall COM
mnnieadou from Capt. Picking at Rio,
giving a te,lnlcal account OF the firing
and military movements that are going
on 10 the Rio hurhur II IS said 90 thelde-
parimeni that no cable communication
has boon had with Rio for three days.
No word has heon received of the notice
given hy ia Gnnn that he would hlock-
ado the port of lilo within iowY'eight
hours. This move "a considered hy tho
navy department officials 10 be not at
al improbable
such action by ia Cana 20 force some
decision az TO bis status would he
natural This movement aud its failure
to nrmec any show of cp-ppurauon from
the lnud forces Is considered not an able
yindicntlon of Da GAmas lack Of prae-
/ tee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

Belton. Tex. Feb.7.-llon. X. l..
Henry. candidate for attorney general
h in The city visiting Ids family lie
sxuresscs himself very hopeful OF the
~. f,oin al paris Of the STATE pledging
sunport. and from tiirss leiiors he nnds
5,iaself We'll known Ia an seciions.
lie has no doubts but that complete
hsr1notfv viii prevail,
Tbe political pot u boiling pretiy. 1--we
ly growing out Of Governor Hog .
speech and the Mntloek fes s..s Inc
Jlnrk men are crying "wolii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
a pnAKEMAN LILLE a TNAMP.

IA Paso. icy Feb. II. y. Deal,
br,Ietnan On So nlr.in Pacific
frdght train. today shot aud Killed g
iramp near I.ordsbnrg. Tie tramp Ind
stolen saino article from Tie caa3sse. AID
when tho conductor sam Hiobs,. Of
tempted to prevent the theft, The hobo
drew a revolver aud atteml' Il 10 So Ut
but tho gun missed ire' lie fhen earn
beatips ne conductor lVer The / cad,
when Deal seized a gun ani Dnt nlnete, u
t,,ickshot INTO the tfamps body. tiliins
MIN uefautly, Deal was arrested, BOT
III riilroad company 'elsgia,hel bail at
once,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
AN onn sournpnN SOLDIER.
He Commits Suicide nD Bartlett Says
lie W, %as ca lisia.s1 ei Ho@s. to


special Dinatcl/
Bartlett. TeZ Feb. An old man
ly he nafp/of Charles Bushey, WHO,
from the Npers on him. belonged 20 the
l,ouisn/ Second battalion, Major
WbeI Louisiana Tigers. came bore
yc><>rdny, he cmlmed. from Austin
federnte home. but they could not take
him. He started back 10 Louisiana.
begging his way through. lie collected
obont 81. went 20 drug store. bought
30 grains Of morphine, then went. to a
bakery. got some bread and beef put
the morphine on the beef and ate tho
whole thing. He suffered good deal
and tlied from ine effects To-Day A. l
ai,Joci, IIis panors arc signed hc y r.,
Paxton. clerk court. COushattu, La.
While under the influence OF morphine
he mentioned two daughters living IN
New Orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

BY Associated Press.
New York. Feb. THE St. Louis
and San Francisco railroad system for
six months ending December 81 shows
gross earnings of S4240,GOl. q decrease
OF S8j1 ,3O2; net earnings, Sl,45I5OO, a
decrease of S552, S4I. There Is deficit
Of S252. 147, against Il surplus of S3GO,OOO
in 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

Special Dihpatrh.
Georgetown, Tex, Feb. Tho
Georgetown Chnulaulua was sod today
under d deed Of trust. The price real.
lied was 5000. A stock company OF
Georgetown viii be- organized 20 rspur-
chase the grounds and make OF Cnaular
qua a strictly home enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

I7TTT'IWI ITT|TINT'IF
Austin, Tdx., Feb. z Chartered
Tho Clifton steam and water mil com.
pany. cnpltnl stock. $4,000 The capital
DIN real estate and Investment company
Of Austin.
Fannin county redeemed $1,000 worth
of court house bombs .......
Revenue receipts were $4,000 today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

A Young Mississippi whliecap Being Iakeh
10 the Scene OF His Execution


BY Associated Press.
Lumberton Miss, Feb. I,-Whl iuf'' ~
Columbia. ihirty-iwo miles IN The interior,
toGSv f1r fhc filiing Of William Burlley a
short time ago, was brought mere y,sl ~ ,be
from Meridian en- route TO The scene o. iig
cycc,tion He was guarded by Shefln
Maeee and MY men armed win Will, ,4.iie,g
teps to prevent any rescue by ms ielio"
Whitccnps. ,.-.,, INT he IA
expected 10 do so on the gallows'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
MANUFACTURERS PETITION

Itess report.
Washington, Feb, Tn the senate
today Senator Cameron presented over
fifty petitions from manufacturers, ope-
rutors and employees Of nearly every
Pennsylvania industry affected by the
proposed tariff reduction. protesting
against the adoption Of the Wilson bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
BUSINESS.
cANNEp GOODS rALunE.

Press Report.
San Francisco. Feb. 7.-Scotchles q
Gibbs. canued salmon eommiSiQnega.
have nssigned Their liabilities are S2ilO.-
600: assets, more. Slow business was
tie cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
A TRAN RoBBBR SENTENCED.
Ky Associated Press.

Knoxville, Tenn. Feb. 4 -Tred Cerd-
ing, who created sensation here
short Time ago by attempting 10 rob the
express train On the Knoxville and Ohio
to two years In states prlsun by an
Anderson county court This morning.