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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17

Mr. y ell carries silver ma en- box
az souvenir of his skill. The
BOBBY honors were conferred on Mr..
p kett, and with his usual aff ADJ.
ity aud d gritty he carried them
easily.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17

How They Control the o's1
Of the Body.

Tho electrical force OF the human "aI
the nerve fluid may be termed l. ans
cially attractive department oil scl. s, ",
excrts so marked an influence S on ,a' And
of The organs of the body Nen,''veyed
produced by the brain ana o"., orcan}
means of the nerves to me "ii w. or With
10 ,,,J,, thus sIInnIyiug the itlei ""
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17
Valentine ISall.

The Valentine bali of Prof. j. f.
Wte.tley was enjoyed by a large
number, who are always assured OF
pleasant evening when Professor
Wheatley is the b 81.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17
Afternoon Tea

Mrs K. Ii. ID 'ckson and Miss
Dyckman entertained at very pref
ty afternoon tea on Friday from 5
to I. Ladies aud gentlemen were
both included in the invitations.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17

vitality necessary DIN ~9sI
sure their health, The MSS
pneumogastric nerve, ~ ffLl ~
Shown here, may be be-, sa id kds
10 he the most important y
heart, lungs, stomaGh, Ss
bowels, etc, with the
nerve force necessary ,,,,, sd to M
keep them active ana w
healthy As WIN 10 sre. wv
@ q cen din ;li from rom M M MN'
base of the brain anu AyEt III
els is ihe ppeumosastrgilc,, MT:ssz
white the numerous ~ E&sSSx
tie branches supPis n,n- E3f}S1Ss
heart. inhgs anu ~ s'o vi EX&M
s sa9dme. i %a Hny ' Nay 's dIs;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

permitting Salt Lake city to become IN.
dehicd. which included the present IN
dehic,lncss 10 the amount of u per cent
OF Us taxable valuation. Without OBJ
lection the bill was passed.
A resolution calling upon the secretary
OF war for information as to the anomi
necessary 70 Improve the Big Sandy
river at Louisa, NY, was on motion OF
Mr., Payntcr adopted.
Tho house then went into cOmmiitee
Of, whole for consideration Of the tarin
Pending amendcmnts were those fix
ing the daie on which the free wool
schedules should so into effect
Mr. Morse. Republican Of Massachn.
sets, maintained that the country had
been carried by the tariff reform party
by talSe pretenSes, as shown by the result
Of the elections Msi fall. and c0nlendcd
that The tariff should not be tamncrcd
with until The people had another chance
TO express their opinion a, q general cleo
lion. When blow was struck ut great cor
poraiions, he said, Il was blow a. well
TO lahoring men employed by those cor
pnratiuns
Mr. Payncs amendment To- ihc tariff
bill, TO mako free wool 20 into eject De-
iohrr 1. lSllS, was lost rs 20 i5t
Mr. lohnston's amendment TO have the
free wo0l clause OF the tariff bin "a into
effect Immediately on thu passage OF
tho bill was carried, IL tol0a This
was the hrsl defeat for the committees.
Il MAS Wilson's intcnii0n, had Lis
amendment prevailed. 10 have offered nn
amendment mnklng the WOODEN schedule
~ into rfect December I, 1891, but
whrn she committee ovoirulpd him. he de-
cidcd TO lei lhe latter schedule staud. and
10 into effect with tie rest of the Hill
january /, 1895. just before the vote
WAS taken, Wilson stated that the jubhcrs
wprr NOW Insulating whether TO place
their orders for fan goods here or abroad.
aud Il iht committee amendment carried
the lono manufacturers would mako next
fairs goods. Only one other amendment
WAS actod ON today To allow FREQ cntry
IN bond of machinery ps heavy materials.
used In the construction OF Ships built for
foreign account
The rost Of tho dag wns sncut IN dis
cussmg mn amendment of Burrows 10
substitute The present wood schedule foi
that proposed by The Wilson bin,
AZ $3.50 the house took recess uutll &
o'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

ifN nNNNfANNNl At7tNf
Washington, Jan, II In The absence
Of the vice president, President Pro Tenn
llnrrls presided in the sonnte again TO-
day
senator Berry Of Arkansas introduced
n hill TO grlui q Fight Of way 10 the
Kansas Miami and Southern railway
company through lhe Indian Territory aud
Oklahoma.
Tile annual report of the Worlds
Columbian committee was admitted hy
President r. w Palmer today. Tile de-
tailed statement Of HE scope and various
features Of The exposition are left for the
final report, 10 he prepared by specinl
committee Of the commission. which
President Palmer viii head. aud Il will
be o wOrl, OF great magnitude, practically
a history Of the fair. aud i 10 be com
nletel next November An estimate of
Si2,uQn, TO complete the work Of the
cpmmiWiou, not including the committee
on awnrde, IL made and congress Is asked
20 transfer tn rs use, from the funds
Of The committee on awards and the
board Of lady mnnngers. The commission
has . balance of $1,000 ~ tho treasury,
the committee on awards S0G,2f3 nn1 the
committee on awards Of the lady mana
gers Si0,h03. and tho president Of the
board Of lady managers S5l.l5B.
The Federal eleeiions idl consumed
fnur hours ~ The senate. Mr. Chandler.
Republican, Of New Hampshire tried 10
SECURE an lmeniuipni recognising the right
Of Federal supervision over elections 40 far
o. TO permit every candidate for congress
the privilege ~ appointing q watcher
III each precinct ~ rinrd his Interests
and registration and election, but vote
was NOT reached.
Mr.. Gray. Democrat, Of Delaware tried
70 got the lienuhlcans 70 namc DAY
Ken final action should be taken on the
I'LL. Int the rcdnCst was eyadnd, and
Ssnai0r FRYE said he wanted 10 hear
tho other side discuss The question
At j;3j the senate adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
rEXAs MATTERS.


Washington. Jan Hon A. T. Ba-
kcr Of Tom Green county IN here seeking a
pardon for some young smuggers who
have hocn sentenced To Federal prison
for bringing horses across the Rio
Grnndc,
Mr. Grain today secured the removal
Of the Postmaster az Cotulln. Alexis
Vlillcs viii be appointed to the Pace
tomorrow.
MIR. Abbott was AZ The postpillce this
morning 10 ser about the Dallas post.
office, but WIS told that the postmaster
general had not yet boon able la got
through the big controversy over H.
\, u. Cobb nl Wilhurger county was
a visitor today al the capitol
Mr. Mills was at the treasury this
morning nQuiring ga 10 the intention
of the department IN the Ernest ease.
u sccms that l2rncsis removal Ia hy no
means certain In fact N Is said At the
department that he would probably be
left IN office.
The Texas members tonight are Wig
orous In their opposition 10 the proposed
bond Issue, Most OF them are but ren,
editions of thr same sentiment Mr.
Gresham Is the only representative who
agrceg with the plan.
Mrs A, H. Grain. who has been very
III with pneumonia, Is very much Inn
proved and will soon BE- we'll
4 postonco was established today at
Epson, Maverick county, Frank Lcha-
nan, postmaster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
ITALIANS DUMPED
N1TH a TRArNLoAD OF GRAVEL
IN NEW JERSEY.
ae Was Killed Outright and Sew
erai Seriously Ipjured-Rotten
Timbers the Cause.
lsaA pIenntch.

a sdA Dispatch.
New lerS, Jan. 17.-Rotten timbers
d poorly constructed trcstles belong
4 to the New York, Susquehauna and
4 SEN railroad WIS the cause Of
tgatial accident Today in Jersey mea-
w. Just west Of Fairyiew station. A
lsilciion iraiq, consisting of an engine
* eondolh ears, heavily loaded with
wei was backing ont on. the trestle
Place where the contents were 10
Numped, when the ilimsy structure
IN way With crash. Three rear
IA Nere pregpitated about thirty feet
small branch of Bellam's creek
ss'sk lle fourth car down with them
warn cars and the Locomotive
4s'"sH on the track. There was n
y about fifty Italian lnborers ON
r naul, ana thrce-fourths of them went
XII WIN me cars. One man. named
Lpr Az ilpp1lz was killed outright. An
4 baes,N WhIle he was being removed 10
4 plal' twenty-five others, all Itnl-
|tnpbt y more or less injured. and ii il
i short s ,; oil them may die. Within
N t,r, e Tue wreck was cleared
ID from -. 81 Italians We're dragged
M ieidI ~ nehlealh The gravel and timbcrs
Il the er Sn 'le muddy ground Mt the edge
|ted bro,A. Ilcy were all seriously IN
4. wliie IN arms and legs being pienii-
n Wol NOM soIne Were internally Injured.
N 10 N men were all sent in wae-
4 was rnme Maiy hospital, Hoboken.
Ne ni,snso mat five of the men
BIZ. MN t nut Superintendent Cart
4 er N tbe ' ~, o1arge of the work. said
POINTED for. "' ''''S one mad been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

- "'N A''
Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. 1T.-Club peo-
pie tonight furnished the following:
Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. 1.-THE Du-
val athelebc club make this, their final
and most positive announcement. that the
Corbett-Nlitchell contest will take place
on January ., lS04
Reports have been sent out that Gov
ernor HSL. Mitchell has ordered troops
TO Jacksonville for the sole purpose of
sunnressinr tbe contest Notwitbstond-
inr these reports tbc elub reiterates It's
mast ossertjops and far u,e MAST wool
H.. -. ,..,,..,'.'. go, ....,...s,..,.
mas Dccu "IluhH.ls LUZ "h 'ulc'8 %
this kind should troops be sent here,
while the cub does not believe that any
v,olopco v,o,ld ha n,r,icin,ta5 In nv
~
them YET we VIII nor SUBJECT our patrons
to the elightest danger OF any kind
So tboroueh and completc are orr ar
rangements that should an emergency
Of any kind arise on the morning Of the
o5tb we are prepared TO handle COCO
-. ,.;n, i,o ,r,atast oon~oo,o,o,
rvVp'' Wy" 'i' W., ''''''''' "
This will be no ltichhurg affair, where
tho people were subjected TO a long te-
A., ,,rt h,t r;J, b,, II ,,ul ha ,ulcli,
uiouS an" nv t'u'' ''' ~ wa wv N"'e"''
and conveniently done rs though IT oc-
rurred In the area now ready for the
-.
V"nle'"
'Once more we sHy 10 oll lovers OF
boxing. If you are In jacksonville on
~ on 20 to,,,,,r. AMI ,,tsb 90 so,
'ne ~" "' ''''",'' ''''
the CorDett-Mlichell contest You can DO
so after arranging for the necessary tick
,st,,n,1
e'7' 'o'Eu,ul ,,,,,, ,,,,,,., ,., ,.,,,,
"DuNAL ATHLETIC CLUB
The following statement from Corhett
ala. haau ,,iven ant. ,NTovn,rt
i ~, " ~ tai, ,his nnn,rt,,nitv ~
~ Jun, fa; ,i,,,,i,, t,,' IN, W.
lnlorulllS ny ~ -, t
1ty l1aI e XIII, ta, ilI'' ,,,e
buEal Au,elung ~ ,vNus "ni,n u
rant me ~ sn' Iii LII Ky uot,1ye' LII
tween Iuurl,'s Mllcneil euu NY sgii WI
| positlVely thhe ilnve ~ '"vhSnli. NV VI
in that cltys immediate vicinity, on
January 20 PROVIDED both oil the primer
pals appear IN the ring, ,,onn,,,r.,.
(Simed) ~ j. opltBElT'
The above statement 10y Inc rlnh means
that the lght VIII be- iought IN tue woods
where il was announced u would Rave
TO take place weeks ago; Everything
now depends upon the ability OF me pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
QUEEN LIS SUIT.

BY Associated Press,
Washington, Jan, 1.-THE rumor that
Ia Hawaii II Is expected that the ex-
queen will present d claim for damages
to the United States government c0mUn-
ucs TO be discussed. although " Is pretty
generally discrcdtcd No such claim has
bcou presented, and there is little reason
TO doubt Tint the report has been officially
denied by the queens advisor The lead
or Of the house says that a claim Of this
kind could never be sustained.
Judge Holman snys congress would not
listen to such proposition for moment
The claim could not be based on the idea
that President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham had admitted tiat the queen's
overthrow was due To The course OF Min
lister Stevens and the landing Of Tho
United States marines. Tor such admi--
sions cover questions Of fact and would
NOT he considered ns binding on congress
when II came TO setting up claim for
damages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

by Associated Press.
New Orleans. La, Jan. II. -Weather
hne- track fairly good; attendance be
tween 1000 and iO00.
First Race Three fourihskof mile
Martini won, BABY lsill second. Argic
Fern third Time, 1.lG ~.
Second -Iiye-eighih9 OF mile.
q b. Cox won Matte Howard second,
Nrbrna third Time. ] :O3 IL.
Third Race Seven-eightls of mile
Simrock won. Miss Knott SECOND, For.
rest King third. Time. 1870,
Fourth rhrcefOurths of mile
Roy l.nchcl won. Marie Lowell second,
Miss Perkins third. Time. ia -.
Fifth Race One mile and seventy
yards Mezzotn, won, The Ban second,
Hattie Saint third. Time. LAT Ii,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
FROM SLEEP TO ETERNITY
a wRoNGED HUSBAND wREAKs
BLOODY VENGEANCE.
Shot His Wire's Lover While Both
Lay Asleep side by side-He
Won't be MoIested.
BY Associated Press.

Carbon Hill, Ala, Jan. 17.@Early
this morning Bethel Cole shot to death
Googe Dreamer. Cole worked at nisk'.
lie returned home unexpectedly this
morning and found Dreamer aud Mrs.
Cole asleep in her bedroom. He quietly
went to a bureau, took out pistol and
blew Creamer's brains out before he
awoke. He then went out and told his
neighbors what he had done. lie has
not been arrested, and it is not likely that
he will be giyen much trouble. Both
men are well known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

Washington, Jan 1.-THE house had
the day set apart for eulories on the
late Senator Stanford Of California, but
IL was, ~ the request ~ Air. Dond post.
poued unfl February 10.
The speaker announced the following
committee appointments
Foreign affairs; Mr.. Mooney Of Mis-
siseipp
Judiciay-Mr De Almond OF Mis-
souri,.
Naval affairs AID expenditures IN the
interior depariment-Mr. Griffin Of Mich
igan.
On library AIesgrs Compton Of Mary
land Bartlett Of New York, and Adams
OF Psnnsyivania.
Mr. RaNllns Of ufnh asked unanimous
consent for the consideration OF the bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
TRAFNc AssOcIATIoN.

st. Lonis. No. Jan. 17.-At O meet
ing Of the Southwestern traffic associn-
ton today action was taken 10 restore
rates on coffee from 81 Louis aud the
seabonrd on u basis Of full farih rates
in connection with the Application OF the
Western Classification. Action was also
talcn TO apply the Western claskif-
cation rnles 10 the movement Of fresh
meat from Omaha TO Texas points Dur
ing the afternoon the joint conference
with the Central traffic committee con.
sidered through rates and divisions be-
tween Central traffic association terri
tory and Texas points, but up 10 hour
Of adjournment no definite conclusions
were reached
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

by Associated Press.
Washington, jan. IT. A larrpt num-
Der OF commissions Of presidential post
masters will have expired during the
three months ending February IS than
In any previous quarter Of year. The
number of clerks whose commissions OK
rr's last month was $50. Arcady this
month - commissions hnyc expired aud
the expiration during this month win ng-
gregate 800 The number of commits
sions which expire during February Is
about 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
POSTPONED.
The Trial for the Forfeiture OF the /. &
G. n. Charter Continued Until
Next Month.


Galveston. Tex. Jan. little quo
warranto proceedings instituted by the
state through County Attorney Brad
Hancock. against the International and
Great Northern railway company, for a
forfeiture Of its character on die ground
that the company had violated its charter
franchises by consolidating and absorb
ing the Galveston. Houston and Hendef-
son railway, were not begun before
Judge William IL. Stewart in the state
district court today. A postp0nement
was asked and granted unul The 18th
instant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
.rNLAMFuL MARRIAGE."

~ ANslIIITNI IIF7T7'
New York. Jan. 1T.-Berihold. Pepper
charged with unlawfully marrying Mrs.
Leila A. Hallock. who committed suicide
20 the Gault house, Chicago, on sepieein-
Der 3 last. was found guilty iais ai isi,
noon. Pepper was remandra ior elfh y.
days in order to give him an opp!Yf'u.si5lis III
to prepare fhe case fos appea9Li ~
Rage" which Is felony, Is i've years i'm
prisonment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
ANOTHER HAND RAISED.
u, Associatad Press.

Helena. Mont. Jan. 1.-two bids
for the Corbett-Alitchell fight having
been sent from Moniana-one from
Helena. stating that no interference from
officers need be feared-the attention of
Covernor Richards was called TO the
n,otter today. The governor said
prize fighting in Montana is peniieil-
Diary oifense. The penalty for the prin-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
STILL TALKING DAMAGES.
REPoRTTHAToU QUEEN LII WANTS
DAMAGES WILL NOT DOWN.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
1t Examined Lieut.. swinburne Yes
terday, Who Commanded the
Boston-Nothing From
Honolulu.


ny AhNNNNlhAhA . AtAnt
Washington, Jan. IA statement Inns
been prepared at the pension Office show
ing The number Of special examiners Of
the bureau now In the field from each
state. The examiners ure given by states
as follows. Alabama, $; Arkansas, .,
Connecticut, .; California, 1; Colorado,
! District of Columbia, d; Georgia, q;
Indiana, Is; Iowa, q; Illinois, is;
Kansas. z; Kentucky, 81 Louisiana,
Michigan II: Maryland, .; Min.
nesOla n; Missouri, 10; Mississippi,
q. North Carolina Z; New Jersey. Z;
Nebraska, 3 New York ~ Ohio. 10:
Oregon, II Pennsylvania, To- South
Carolina. 4; Tennessee, .; West Nir-
eina, 4; Texas, .; Virginia, III Wash
Rhode Island. l.; Oklahoma, l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
Friday

As we have said before
e1t vt Friday is Remnant Day
\ our store. We have many
'emnants in all kinds OF
Ioods-Laces, Embroideries'
Ribbons, Velvets silks
6ress Goods Calicoes Cling
Iams. Flannels, Domestics
mi odd lots of many lines OF
Inn which will be sold
lire. for our word is out
{ou are to have the cheapest
IN Of remnants you ever saw
z-our word for it. Come
spd see a Remnant Sale next
friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
DAIRY OK MITCHELL.

~ NN8VTTHTEIT T7F7T7
Washington. Jan. 17.-Ioe Darby, the
English jumper, who holds the worlds
record. sncaking Of the coming min he
tween Mitchell and Corbett. said today.
~ am confident that the championship
land Is considered 4 clever boxer. but
none NJ the fights IN which be has en-
rarcd would warrant anyone In believ-
ing that he could defeat Corbett, who
has proven a victor in many hard fought
noutpztg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
cHEnoKEE BONDS.

AIuskogee. l. r.. Jan. 1T.-Word was
received from Taalequah to-day that there
IS considerable excitement there over the
bond sale question. II Is now conceded
that Mr.. Chadock will get the bonds
under his bid, which will certainly be
satisfactory to the tribe. It Is said to be
the hest offer made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
cAnLIsLn IN A HrRnY.

By Associated Press.
washington. Jan. 17.-It "a believed
.hat Secretary Carlisle Is contemplating
the taking Of prompt action on the bond
question. IN view Of what appears 10 be
he impracileahlity Of securing e~rly re-
lief By congress. Guarded statements
made BY the treasury officials today, 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
DIL1AnD- WINSTON.

Meridian, Tex. Jan. 17-Misr Katie
billiard, daughter Of COL. Dillnrl Of
Bosque county, was united IN marriage
this evening TO Mr.. Robert Il, Winston
of Morgan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

cipals Is from ok months to two years
imprisonment The Corhett-Mitchcll
hight would not be allowed in Montana
under any circumstances, even u hnd
10 call out the militia to prevent IT,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

Archer county Tex. and notes nmonnHnr
10 s2t'o. He now claims that he lnfeiy dis.
COVERED that Murtiu had NJ little 10 he laul
anu ihsl me notes ere worthless. Marin,
and "a default OF Si5OO bond was committed
to jail. 80 "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
CHICAGO REPUBLICANS.


thlcngO; III, Jan. lit Is reported that
the Republicans Will reconsider their de-
cisiqn and Will contest the election Of May
or john T.. Hopkins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

The funeral OF Mrs George Greene.
who died yesterday morning will take
place at 10 o'clock from the family res
idence, 1905 Terry slreet All friends
and aequaintances are invited TO be pres
eni.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
FRAUD rs CHARGED.

U Ho96gsei Of Crooked Deal Ia
|ssSen'As City, No. Ia, -
|ellley 'spiialist who ms an M Ia
|sfvanf hnasslinlng. yesterday swere ~ 'ne
II Of q, b Justice Wurihen Tor lie a. Z
obialned sSensf5,in, on the charge ep S nav sr.
Nous som Ill., worth of dry good I and
NE chsrraa Y fraud November 10 ID
" 5000 for 1895 acres os a D ,sna 3,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18
BATURDAY.

u We have 73 Dress Patterns
various colorings-every
blor good-whieh we are
|phxious to sell, not because
8bey are not desirable for
Han are desirable, but we
|ways put an end to every
II Of goods we have and do
ia hesitate to lose money
3ten These desirable Dress
htterns we are willing to
Art with very cheap, and it
BIZ be a good investment
K h more than one thousand
adies in Fort Worth to buy
lem. We know they will
Ibt last long, so come
4omptly on Saturday at 8
clock and take them at
$l.25 EACH.
See them in north show
fndow.
g y. SMITH G CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

Fourteen ~ ch.sago'a tweHty-nine mayors
have been natives Of New lofA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

There are 10000 suicides yearly and
Increasing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-18

MARTIAL LAW IN ITALY.
Press Report
Rome. Jan IL Martial lew was pro-
CLAIMED al Massa and Carrara.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-12-26
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. WEDNESDAY,, 1s94

discriminate and pickionts4 the ances-
tors OF these pucka'as,si and thus stop
their detestable breed;
We do not like to believe in a phys
lcal hell. 1t is enough that the
wicked
Upon the tortures Of the mind shall lie
In restless ecstacy."
we cannot conceive Of God gloating
over the blazing pot where his ac-
cursed children scream in agony. But
II there IS physical hell we hope
these money-lending Irishmen Of
Rosemount will smoke in it,-for a
few years at least,-long enough to
burn the greed and the conceit out Of
them.
But they will go to church on Sum
days. or course they will! They will
pay 1.-THE of anise and cummin. They
VIII try to get cinch on the good
Things of the next world as they have
got 1T on the good things of this;
but on the way they viii elbow a
brother sinner into the pit, and go up
smiling to ST. Peter, with their bank
books in their hands and their mort
cages under their arms. Bat st.
Peter will ask them what they ever
did to help their brethren on earth,
and send them bowling to the brm-
stone.
Shamc-shame-everlasting shame
upon the IriShman-with his races
history behind him-who will help the
OPP essors of mankind to wreck this
glorious Republic and make our ma
tion another Ireland.
Thank God, such monsters, such
abortlons, are the rare exception in
noble, merciful, kindly and high
spirited race. I'D.