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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

and left their huuoe.s -...,,
thine ~, believed that ns,1 unSnan ~;
Of f6a ,Si ilpinte the basin,ss st,,,at,o,,
Of ~. SECTIONS and dirrci IN, ,-',,,,n
Missouri si.nu which lies wesf n IA
going double southern ports instead Of
Vs., alY y supply direct No, ~. eeS
danssdn products that the SnnshS-,p ars ~ ~
mi ~ instead q continuinr H. ~ s'" sSs
caro ma y sTpNng the products 10 chi.
Of the way a"e hundred, u miles on
eSn.t slNn Throughout the SOD, W
pi,iia,i vouEht 81 hostun Ncr. Va. -
pnia can be shlfpei Inv w.t.- "i ~
RADIO Nehyysss a1a thence shipped 10 colo
q =, srsh saving In ran hanl v,ving g., a.
Il NJ, 119in.n1Ag. 10 southern roads Val the-,
n s lltle " any u that bnai,ssg -,
i,,i isSt "a single year prsduse5 n con ~,
corn ore, Msaehl nnl 2Ib,Oo0,OOO bushels az
hnl market outside 81 tbe 49, naH 70
~ AZ cent Of this fund A dirsetH -, ~
ITna ,.,di Sehiii' bul took the long han ~
sonth u, " New York ingtead Of r5tne
or insfta.n aii Ny distance, These and ar,
ont ,s. VIZ WIN come before Till ennsress
e s het tue least Important AZ v.hi.b l., ~ w,
tnJishl iuie question and urhv 4, ~
vice Us much per ton 10 haul frsiri,t ss,,.s
AMI ~ savannah, Mobile. New ORLEANS
fields ~ ~ Vn nle Just ns neir the gain
vtEo' and there i no gon1 80 a nj
al, SHOULD not export thls surpink ami ~
G ninen OF the goods demarded Nv ssn
c,nno., ineSe lines Of commerce nntnrailv
from the o.hnr wn9se products vary Que
t ,,, them interchangeable. ard In aaiil
ai1n Wy growing misunderstanding lnteresfs
VI we re- Soulh create a new nprEpt for mn,
ln,, ,o,e,it,..r.h iooi products and the draw
" 10 the material nr,suari., =. q l,'tHs4-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
The WARS NOT OVER YET.
Unless a Definite Decision is
Given by the Court
GOV WAITE WON'T FEEL BOUND,
And WIN Order Ont the Militia and
All abie-Bodied Popuiists 10 In
stall His Appointees-Chief OF
Police Preparing for 1t.


- fNs-l-r-Atcu i'FtsS.
Denver, Col, March 2O.-The First reg.
inment' Colorado Guards, arrived here
RON Cripple Greek tonight and will be
sselt uhuer orders TO b. ready for imme-
llate service ntil the police board trouble
Is setuel. AN opinion by the supreme
Court Is NJ expected before FRIDAY. I'm
less the 8nrt gives direct answer to the
kyNesioYs question of whether Orr and
MnArlll/or Mullins and Barnes are enti-
uel " the seats In the board which arr In
yonlyiuoh the epVeritor will not be
eoXu pS any opinion the court may sec
htfo deliver and will again take steps to
~ his latest appointees.
Judge Flatt Rogers, the governors
principal counsel, said tonight; I'm
parchment or assassination only can inter
tcre with the governor in calling out tho
troops of the state. The court has no
more right TO advise the head executive
IN reEaN to that matter than has a
private individual. The governor has
not asked FOR any opinion on that sub.
lect' Unless the court declares 1uuy
that Orr and Martin arr the rightful
commissioners, Governor Waite proposes
to put Mullins and Barnes IN their
places, even II be necessary To call ont
the whole force Of militia and all the
atlc bodied POpulsts IN the state.
Chiet stone OF the police department
admits that he expects a renewal Of hos.
tlhnes, and is making elaborate prcpnra-
tons for battle A strong gunrd Is on
duty at the city hall TONIGHT and will be
maintained there until the present trouble
is finished
Governor Waite will file in the dis
trict court tomorrow an affidavit setting
forth that he is responsible FOR the or
gnnigaton Of the new board and de.
mand That he he included in the con
tempt proceedings for violating the in,
innrLnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
TMpORrEn rrALIANs
Rocked and Beaten and Their Houses
Burned by Those They Supplantcd.


BY Associated Pnnss.
Atooua, Pa, March 2o.--A mob Of 800
men and boys went out to the edge q
S IA ei.y tcday where ,sevonty-hye Italian
lhporers werv at work. and With sticks.
stones and pistols drove them into the
woods; One OF the victims was severely
wounded IN the neck by q bullet, another
WIS 50 badly beaten that he may die. aui
several others were seriously Lurt.
Inc men attacked wcre brought here
yesterday by = Philadelphia contractor
ana put oswOrk on q now electric rail.
way to be built from this city 10 Rel.
wood. The rate Of wages agreed ON was
20 cents day. Bs,al laborers 10 the
number OF nifty or more, waited npon tho
@ntractQr and told him II he dld not dis
ciaree the Italians there would De trOu.
bic. lie declined to do 50.
After driving the workmen away from
rue work, the rioters drive them to bell.
wood nine milas away, having first set
me 10 the shanties In which the ltnlians
had been housed. Returning to this city
they repaired to ihe Italian quarters and
nonhet the residents Of that portion Of
tue city that they amist leave at once.
A large number Of thcm have Oheyed the
order and more are going.
Mayor Boyer and Sheriff Hughes callei
the moh together and begged them not
70 go any further In the niaiiec and
PROMISES were made that AL the Italians
would be discharged and none but rcsi.
dent iaboNrs I've employed ON the new
road
This had the effect Of ouictnr them
somewhat bnt there Is still q very ugly
feeling among them.
One of them was arrested tonight FOR
! making speech In which he advised
I killing MI the ltnliaus, and another a
u 60 u IL. .f4aaa IN a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
Hoods Pllla act easily, yet promptly an,
enicleaty, on the liver and bowels. Use.

trunk found In coal hin Sunday night
is probably Tint OF Susan Mhrtn, aged
II years, Who has boon missing FROM
home since the afternoon OF November
x.
To-day the clothing wrapped around Tho
body was positively idonuned by Mrs.
Martin as that Of her daughter, Susan.
Further than this the awful mystery hue
not yet hecn unruycllcd.
DR. Cyrus Edison, after nm examination
uf the body, Is positive It was boiled not
more than fifteen minutes. ilc taya tho
crime wis that OF mauihc,
The next thing Is To mud The cnuldrou
into which The murderer plunged the
body after clumsly cutting 1n the head.
arms, less aud all that portion NJ tho
trunk below the Mndnuya This was not
The work Of au expert but OF sotue onO
who, Tor Humr reason wanted TO rcduct
lho size vt the corpsc to be concealed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Whose Lover Sucked tho Poison From
Snake Bite


Snake Bite.
While several COUPLES were chatting an
incident occurred that had all tho Incl.
dents Of the dramatic In H.. Ono Of the
girls. barfooted beauty. stood right ON
the very edge Of the preclpice, her back
turned to she fearful ahyss. She was
gayly chatting, when she exclaimed:
nm standiu' on eom~hin! ! b'heyc
rs snakel ~ hdn' mer' She
didn't seem much alarmed. although "a
death-deallnr reptile was sinking So
fangs into her ankle and one step back.
ward meant destruction on the jagged
rocks below A man reached forward,
pulled the girl toward him ANA We all
snw the head ana about seven inches Of
the body Of "a c0npofhnad snake pros
tmding from the dfy lenyea whore the
girl had stood. The reptile WIS quickly
killed and the gir taken 10 tile house
About two Inches nhoYe the left nnklc
tho blood was trirkling from two Ettc
wounds whore the snakes fnngs hni
entered. That pizrn must be sucked
ont" said Dorc Crilcl1cld, Boys git
one Nv them bad shooters. we tied 20
the trees out thar. Wen make him
"Nnw We don't" sad STRIPPING
young fellow. Thete MY gal. IN 10 Il
myself" and down on lis knees be-
vent like man shopping 60 drink from
"a brook. lie took the wounded foot,
anil without seconds DELAY bemn "a
draw the venom into his mouth. Two
or three times he stopped 20 spit out
the blood and poison and riuse his mouth
With whisky before he got Nd.
staitIsm III an Indian. stood the ordenl,
and when It was over both she. and her
presoryer took long drnnRhts from The
whsky TASKS. while Mother Crltehheld
poured on the wounds some preparation
which IL considered infalhble IN cases
Of comprehend bites.
Tho limb was tightly handarcd, and IN
fifteen minutes most ~ the parry were
again dancing as II nothing had hap
pencil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
noypaoLDpRs WANT A VETO.

by ~. yark. March 2o--A messing Of
New Luz Ia the new United States
1e eer cent loan will be hea l9 ,S nov
a " ne Union Trust eompa en5o igI ' 70 Pho NE
ncs e. Of preparing q m Ialn', H., ssi.,,
resident against ms az sisn KY meeting Me- Is
signed BY Gee srile,, g national bank;
John a s+ates Trust COMPANY. an -. ~,
unit;s9i In; S,,'' PRESIDENT Of the Union lras'
rompany.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
FOUGHT ~ 4 BLIzzARD.
n.,..fatsH Press

., ,bsreppe Wyo., March 20.--Despiiie
80 iiirgari IBIS morning. ab1ni ,hft{ %.
~ ~ snorfs drove ont % a ranch abolt
,--..fr mllcs south Of the ey-. JUS
= -ross NJ Tide Ia We'd county; toipl,lisie w
~ see a prize hrhi h'iNeen Ja.i'', i.,i's.
eiy s.f, ,t,ansssou 81 Wyoming, and soln
,n,,t,,,si,cr eolors.l m9n from iian.
W. IA asree.i to knock Nct.oatf ous
wv .oosS. ~ f-.ri-it 49, -iss.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
THE DEATH ROLL.


BY Associated Press
Turin March 20 -Kossuth died at
1855 o'clock this evening.
kossuth's end was extremely painful,
He showed signs Of Consciousness until
the last. He expired IN the arms Of
his son. and died pressing the hand Of
the Hungarian deputy, karoly. The
members Of his family and few Of his
intimate friends stood around the bedside
of the expiring patriot
Nothing has yet been settled in regard
to the details Of the funeral. The mu-
nicipal authorities OF this city offered the
family 10 allow the remains to be buried
in the Pantheon here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
TOPS
Jersey lilies" That Are Hammers and
Lignum vitae rip-Toppcrs.
Exchange

Exchange
Most Of the tops that boys SYN are made
town there i a factory that cnplJya more
tina 200 hands making tops Tops are made
Of lockwood, maple and llguup vitae. TAX
ing all kinds % tops together, hrgtr
number Of maple nre sold than either OF
Inc other woods. lockwood comes next lig.
mum yliur; hut IA the aggregate amount or
the sules Of each kind the hoxwood tops
are first, the maple next ANA the lghum
Vitae last. Not many lignum vitae tops
are sold. on account " their cost The
llgnum yhae tops are sold more IA the
sonth and In the northwest than In any
other parts OF the country " may ne
Of interest to note that must of the lren
Tfga used In peg tops are east ia New
ara " j.
4 top that Is made especially for New
York city is known as the Jersey LILY u
has now been ln use three years The pe-
cu,iarlty n the Jersey Lily . that hna
no head; Il is supposed 90 be- possible %
get better hold Of such top ana o. be
salc VI the Jersey LILY is Increasing. one
wholesale dealer IN thls city sells LOO
gross Of Jersey IAlics IN q year Counting
sales of other dealers 81 = lTohahle
that more than 700 gross VI tops OF
this style are sold Ia this city annually.
The sale Of the Jersey LAZY Is stu pracu-
cally confined 10 New York Ctty hui sui
stantlhlly Oh the other peg tops fnahniAc-
tnfpd nre now made Ms ihoy have btcn for
he past three or four yenri Win removal
No hendA. the head hitlng Into a little
socket turned In Inc mp 60 receive w. II
costs little more 10 make TOP IN ms
WAY. hut the cost 10 tue consumer re-
'' En.- ali aii aver tho United States spin tops
and they all spin them at the same time
IN the spring The only difference bong
that the season begins little earlier IN
the south and IS a little shorter there In
me pist three or four years thpre has been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
rnn STORM IN LOUISIANA.

New Orleans. La. March PA heavy
NeN ,'rsveiled throughout the southern
s ot;o az HE state last night and m
s a. v,.ieinity OF New Orleans Adyices
su ne ne country TODAY arr 70 The elect
ron ~ ssriors damage was done and no
, ulut ~ r.ncrted lost. The big Texas ana
n ngssa 'alevsfor at Westwego was struck
aci H. s storm nj 4 O'Clock this morning
DIV tns iiv damaged. The loss on the
a o1erst Di 4 $4,000. Some dami'Se was
done along the river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
ASSASSIN pRENDERGAsr
Is willing to bangle Into the Next
World Without Spiritual Aid.


Bv Associated Press
Chicago. March 20.-Assassln Prender.
-,st does not want spiritual ADVISER
80 10 said 90 today IN a growing
~ when Rev Father Dore and another
,,r;s,.t called to see him In the jan. !
dant care whether ] get 3. supersede,as
N not he said There no Jus. l',.
IN This world. anyway. Mneh : want
p'i,liggd Higgins, preudergasts cen
.ste who "a also sentenced 10 hang
l IN Friday. was glad TO see the clergy,
nm Nm and greeted them warmly. y
~ ~ -pnersedeas does not come todfS..
h tns MA. u may as well prepare to push
clouds on Friday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
A WHEAT DfsPUrn srm1.nD.

San Francisco. Cal. March 20-Thc
dispute between the manipulators in the
deal IN May wheat. which Il ht present
demomlizing the Sessions of the cnll
boHrl and the directors Of tho produce
exchange. sccina 10 have eliminated snt-
isfactOrily for the latter, A recent ruling
by the directors reducing the marginal
value Of the wheat from Sl.iO per contdl
10 S1O5, WAS considered dirtt thrust at
the pool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

And the llarincld.NIcCoy Foud will be-
Reupened Shoruy

BY Associated Press
parkcmhug, W. Va, March N
Several citizens OF the nclghhorhood
notorious for ihc resent IIarthrld-MtNoy
fcdus whouro here ma witnesses, give the
following particulars Of she breaking ont
nguin VI tho ola trouble, LAST week
Frank Phillips of the Mccoy fhrtloa,
came from Kentucky 60 Peters Cnek,
W. Va. aud heard thar Bob llatbHd,
son of old Anse, was there PHILLIPS bad
been badly wounded in Tho FORMER
ironblca, and claims Bob did iL AZ any
ruto lac Il said lu have lain 10 Wali f1r
Bob, aud WHEN Bob came along shot mud
Killed hm. Nose Christian ran Ia
lmtReld's assistance and was mortally
wounded Phillips and several men ~.
capped 10 lientucky, lint the tucn who
ara here my Tho l1nthplls are collecting
their men, aud another bloody timo u
pNupctpd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
!, sicHIrA FALL MEETING.

~" y livd slql u sluIod moIy pug
h vi X yHu1l osusmml up IoJ nIod
y suFusdo muu qua pun iisM
i,os,s " 1nIplinqdu sql 10Y " poAloA
Ia =, " IVA lVSH QUA U! '1Iiqud
n M, tsslslhl liza nusluo0 81! puv
'iuts luln0dlo sutMOU0y sq1.
board OF Trade Rooms.
hlr,A Wichita March 10. 1921. }.
~, MI meet In he city ~ Wiehiia
-, A1ru H. 1894, at the board OF
tsfs., The object OF this meeting
/ ~ ~. Neys and means T. facilitate
9..4 "a VI w the Weat and South The
\ tarisp ,,ss'elopment II the auth and
N khs NJ past decade has iuereafed
ueik demands aud nroducts-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

who Handled the Relns From Sacra'
mcnto 10 ylrgiuiu.

AutNlN Ah fhhAAAAf
salt Lake Tribune.
Speaking of stage-driyers reminds one oil
the glory of stages, which reached its
,r,vntng tpolpt when rival lines rnu be-
tween sleranento and Virginia, Nev ~
mnrniarent hurste 10 onch cQafn, me
nnarhes the finest possible, The horses
cepnrisnned with every ofnameni which
c9iid be added 10 enhance their beauty.
The driver IN d hearskin coat sud eah
bearsliin gauntlgs' was ltl!e sV'eleiSii
81 ma wng No matter Whist the Elane
was. no matter how dcrce the blizzard O
Now deem Inc snow, he carried things
tir5ueb On schodnle time. lie cared moth
inr m snoNslldcs OF high water, hnd us
ruilne idea WAS that hn must make the
s,atisn ahead ~ thn opposition line.
Ia ihis work there were dozen men;
sacb Win \ personality Of bis own. ana az
With a perfect art 10 iner hands aud thclf
hraIns which made them sovereign, nn1
~ iotgm6tive that succeeded them dld mol
very much Increase tue time which some q
mem made Each had his friends. bis
Champions, each was greatest ~ nv hph. e
s,nong n certain crowd hut they were al
fngetbar great The Ike Of them was never
before aud never viii be seen again
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

MARRIED LADIES SIND 10 CENTS ron
"infniliile Safeguard" mo medicine, no
eccptlonli Just what you want l.adlcs'
nifar Kansas CITY, No.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Special llSputoh.
Corsicana, Tex, March 2O,-Capt A.
Adams has withdrawn from the
mayoaty roce. This leaves Mayor
Evans and Col, j. Il. Whiteselle as can
didatcs for the Office Of mayor. Capt
Adams In his withdrawal, did 30 in favor
Of Col Whiteselle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

by Associated Press
Omuhl. Nch March ~ Specials TO
the Bee from ChHdrop, McC0ok and other
points m Western Nebraska report die
hardest snow storm Of the season Ia pro
gross
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Press Reports
Denver. Nlarch % Commodore Kirk.
land. recalled form llpnolniu, passed
NON ordered 10 snccp,d Admiral Bea.
nam m oommnud Of the South American
squadron.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

,,,rr plsns add osssn, u aeo ass sole q Cd
; ;sy 1 s, ss;afi;i iS s' 5s ed
most popular We give s ,alls. aoies On
, =, ,SsS daiy I'D V Z. I, %, yross 1s
ias1ai1 FrIhoM1s cotiSAA .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Lansing Mich s SIssss lio9Ssi y En-, me
rst fruits q Sa ,as dsssslspd e May s ssss
lions F ssaIa-ss vthin me pas sss Ter 9
il9nai t o'eisek this ai,s iI, fHsn@lsr SD
stats jsaesla r5''BiS s isIasiF rs s5a.
Land Count ' s,,i ,es 20 thelr rsspsr'l's
.naaurE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Il A6sUVINIVU IV77'
New Orleans, La. March 2O.-A spe-
cial from Ponchatoula, lAg says G. g..
Collins. a prominent merchant Of Chi
cago. and owner Of the central sugar
mil and farmer near here, died this
morning at Q o'clock. aged 4G years. His
body will be embalmed and shipped to
Chicago tomorrow evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

The pastor of this church, Rev NJ.
W. Doggett, will lecture this evening at
I:I5 o'clock, Subject, Paul from Perga
to Derba" Mr. Doggett has been dcly-
ering series Of lectures from the book
of Acts, which have ELECTED much in
terest and large crowds. Come out To-
night and bring your friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Emory, Te1.. March 20.-H. G. Hol-
Dwell died here his morning lie was, a
member Of tho Masonic order and VIII be
buried by the fraternity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

500. Although WHITAKER weighed thir.
" pounds less than MctYossy, he ne.
qmred but two ronnds TO silence his o.
poneni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
FISK Is RAMPANT
iIe Wants Coxey TO Change the Purpose
of His Army,


By Associated Press,
Denver. Colo. March Cool. 4. G.
Fisk, president Of The pnn-Americau hi.
metallic association, wrote CoXey Of Mas.
sllon. Ohio, long letter declaring il Is
the intention OF the money power 20 ruu-
hscotc the nation and that II he proposes
TO lead a movement Of the people like
that IN Belgium last year to obtain needed
legislation, 100000 volunteers can be
found 90 the West and many more In the
South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
Partly Solved by The Identification Of
the Chnd Whose Muhlaied Re
mains Wete Boiled IN
Kettle

By Associated Press.
New York. March ~ The. latest mys.-
,arv h IIeifs Kitchen j. partially eolved:
me hali.boiled aud shoeklngly muulated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Sa0N TO BuY VENDORS LIEN NOrEs
or ~ loan Ia nuua tn suit on any ruod
security Address Private, care Gazette
office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

sHERirF'a sALH- REAL ESTATE
ny virtue " 40 order Of sale Issued out
% Tho District Court q ferrunt County,
w. Frank y, fwumbly, ! did on the i2th
day NJ March. bot lew upon the following
described real estate ~ the property of
Frank L. 'rwnmhlF Defendant toswiti
Situated IN Tnfrnnt county, Taxna, ana
more particularly described au follows, to-
VIII lieing part " The William Edwards.
j h. i'nrvis. a. A. Ahlor aud y Anderson
sufvrya more uariicuarly described a. fol-
lows thwli beginning a. polut In thg
north Hue ~ tho a. r. Ahlcrs survey III "a
yarns east II The northwest oorner OF thu
ihoncc west iil - ynfas 20 q point IN
thence south With ihp east linu nf the said
i'nfua survey hls ~ warns, thence south
hh degrees 90 minutes. west 1iOi ynrau 10
iho southeast cntupr Of a tract this day
DECIDED M ny snld v. T. pwnnbly and
wife lhrncr north with Tho chHt ling "
said tract 1870 2lp Yhrua thence east nAd
Gi0 vhfaH, thence south II degroua East
ll3 9 ynras 20 point 80 The north llne
~ the . h. rnftm survey thrpre east
with the north line Of the lfurls survey
aud the north line Of the n, =. Ahler sur
10y aie ~ varas TO tbs beginning contaIn-
I VIII on the nd day Of Afgil, 1894, tho
sane hulnR tbs nrH, Tuesday 10 April 1891,
between fAs hours prescribed by law foF
thsrln's anles offer the sania for sala for
cash Va front " tho courthouse door u
Taffant county. Texas.
sherin Of Tarrhnt County, Texas.
Dy w. N. ltlsA, Deputy sheriff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Special Dispatch -, -,
ence Sitton died today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

SHOOTS LIKE SHE THROWS.
Ennla. Tex. March 20 Miss Nellie
Rorrnor. 10 Attempting 10 shoot d tramp
sbot "a Ter huger this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

ron SALE HAVE TiiiHe or IA lY4 ~
fosl i. l<it, also reftral nice nuil1l..
nv thaf vii haFs 10 20 the t1,a vi.
psrrtin nunterf call % zee 10. w r'@'
-l.asf ~ . iiann.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

WANrrn-.A GENTLEMAN or MEANS.
20 yraF old, auapgcr IN town, would like
TO while away the evenings with rr.
spectacle lady OF leisure. AddrUss Pleas.
urr, caro- Oatette onlce,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-05

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 5.-For the first
time in 36 years the postotfice at Louis
vile will be under the control of Il
Democrat, Charles p. Weaver, eX-as-
sistant postmaster, whose nomination
was sent to the senate yesterday. Mrs.
Virginia G.. Thompson, daughter of
Alexander Campbell, the founder of
the Campbellite church, who held the
office under both the Hayes and Gar
field administrations. held over during
Clevelsnd's administration. This in
dorsement cost Willis his seat in con-
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WAsHMGToN, Jan. 5.-There was
great activity on the floor Of the house
when the business was taken up where
it adjourned Wednesday night
Deputy Sergeant .iill announced that
there were enough Democrats in town
for quorum. Mcmillan demanded the
regular order, desiring to get to tariff.
Speaker Crisp directed the call of com
mittees for reports, holding the Bou
telle resolution expired with Wednes-
day Boutello sought to renew it. Mo-
MILAN wanted the tariff Republicans
tilbustered on rollcall, leaving no quo
rum and the house forced to ad journ.
Mr.. Mcguire introduced bin to re-
imburse California Oregon and Nevada
money expended by them in suppress
sion of rebellion California claims
81, 000, 600, Nevada $500, 600 and Oregon
$500, 900.
Mr.. Finn offered bill approprating
$4,000 toward territorial library i'll Ok
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