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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
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PORTIERES

% Pairs OF silk SiripoI luie Por'ioros.
frlngcI . ward, long, Boo Terra Gotta aud
Peacock Blue, entirely now, worth 500,
now t2lo pr
~ Pairs Chonulo p1rfIOres mo"ioi
and Ntr pod, the --latest ,NrHis. ga ward.
long, heavy riuge. assorted coluf-, worth
$3.50 at saN' pc
100 Pair Chenille poriiprps, rich dndu
End irIug" tur aud bu um silk hnIsh.
cherry only cuuapa $3.50, now SLID ur
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Los ANUELEs, Cni, Nov. l.-Pfo q,
r. b. e. LO~v, Uuiid,r OF P-sa.sna'.
msuutAtn rsiwty has retur ca IRON
wh,tony IT'S mads certain that Ia
mUuutslu railroad will be- extended
minus ~ the highest tummit Of Noun,
Lowe. The extension will be- an
electric road usiug tne ttoliy sy.tem.
Il Will Ue seven IA ie- In length. IN
construction " the extension will b
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SrEAaER WRECKED.
Hundred and Steven Passengers
Persisted,

sYDStY, n. $. W., Oct. 3l.-rhe
Union Ltua steamer Wgifaipn, buunu
irum tnis po't Tor AucElaudi New Isa'
land, was wrecked sunday ovehing ON
Gteat Barrivs iEianl, oil The northeast
coast u Nos ZraAud. The steamer
mai large numuur Of passengers ana
III OF them we're dfnw cd, lnr num-
Der OF people taved " not positively
knOWu, hut among the Rescued ate
ome OF the psssrhSefs'
The night was very dark, and the
Ulcers aud lookout on the aleAmrT
we're iguOiRnt OF the proximity OF huu
until tnu steamer struck on tho rocks.
'autain Mcintosh, the master OF The
Waifaiua, was on the bridge NJ thu
limo. lie, together with most Of the
rr,W. Wtro loot. Tue sea was rough
when the steamer went aground.
Aupmpts were made 10 lower some
NJ The boats. bur several OF them were
either rmasned by being thrown by
the ,on ngainst tEU slide VI tie steamer
peiYfp the fall. were cast OIL, or were
CANAL ii befOru they could be lail heal
IN 10 the sga. Every bUuy Ia the boats
lsushuu.
IN, ap remaining on board refused 70
altrmp VI 10 escape thls way,
In the meantime, the people on shore
rnd & ,nu 90 The a distance Of tue shIp.
yr,Cnsu guUplr. Tue steamer haitW
,r thfse life rbtlp, ana these were
tnfuwn overheard but attached 10 the
vessel by stout lines. Then some Of to,
nas.eugeru scrambled down The si1e ~
he aid of rop,s anu dropped upOn ~,
RATS, whioh were then Cut iuote. They
irillud rapidly 10 sruTe, Hnd tile people
On them were taken "a when they
came iu reach ny men wup went on
u tue water as lar as possible 10 met
heu.
A Inc wa. Il ally thrown across the
stenmsr Aud Tue urr0ches buoy rugged.
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mnch.tsr, senl.ne,d.

NEW York. OsL STA Paris die.
patcn ssy: fue iulges u the seine
a,-iLrn sittiug without jury To-Day, pro
nounCrI concentration IA default "a ~
Henri RuchuiOrt,sud sentenced him g.
.lrre sIunlhs' imprisonment Tor hsv.
300 puhii.hed al aficp Ia tue AH'
hGHs grant Insulting the Judiciary.
%. Falai, manager VI tue AstrdH
~, ant, was triuu before a jury
cOmpncity IN tho same Utiunss AID au.
quilted.
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BEuIg o.. ILL., lhu sumi.uill cial
Coioguu Ca; NC, wuiun wac tue nr.,
puper 10 snu9unru "a, fesiguutons o
Capryi aau Eulruuuff, Ow status
tUnt Hafr Hriurich Won heyuuu.
CaIuw, Pfussinu mluls.os Of asricul'
.uru, donna NJ anu forests, nss tcudrfca
biz r.siguati 10 10 the UmpufJbnnu tuat
Ms majesty has accop,vdit
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cniNA', EuPE IoG w,HEs W.
tfs wsut. to Knew WIN Japan can
not no IxtsFmtaatsd.

NEW YOitiS, Ost. sl.-A London
di.palch s.ys; A dlspasoh TO IA,
CenlTdi NsiOs from rton rslu SAYS
Tue Fvsiu Mercury lrarus the en-
peror T. intensely angry At the rAistiDs
condition OF thiug., aud IL determine
TO invostig ,tU Affairs personally. A.
coTdiugly heiH tummouiug yicef0yr,
governors anu other officials before
him.
IL Ia asserted lao Intends 20 learn why
n small couutry like Jspsn caunot be
uxtutuiinated.
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mot HALE TOLD"
The Words Of Mr.. Hendley, Whose
Statements We're Published
Two Weeks Ago.

A Forcible Illustration that the State
ments Published in these Columns
Each Week. far from Being sensa
tionnl or Misleading, ar the Words
of the Patients In their Simplest
Eorm
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IREArMRNr Ivy MAIL.

Mr.. Hendley was cured by Drs Shores
New Treatment, which can be sent to
any address. II has cured thousands,
and II your case Is slrable Il will cure
you,
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A. DICKINSON General Man scr
III lOMAX. q. a. a a. AgeuL
ftt ~. OLAUk.
OLtNFu W MtNK,
I.IlLEKl ANDERSON itcocVori
joins VI. DuNNE.
FREDERICK a. C0UnEWrI
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TABLE COVERS

10 Chenille Table Covers, a',nrlcl
r1 nrs aud farorus. ncayy fringe, worth
10 .Hl ut 500 cash
90 Chenille. worth 500, for thi. salo
slUI each.
t.4 Tiu.ol Covers. assorted col0rs pat.
terms, ir.ngol ail round. value i-u fnrUn1
s.ITIn OF Covers, vor. 800, Tor sl.ul.
lgU Extra llDnyt Tapestry Table over,
new ru, orn-, heavy fungo worth sLjJ
Ht 81 ID.
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SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line 'unBllS mo
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LEADVILLE,
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EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.

Train No. 2 leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake Sos am, arrive al Pueblo
6IS m, Colorado Springs 7'5T am,
Denver 1870 ann.
Train No, 4 leaves Ogden 7;2o PM
Salt Lake S;7S pm, arrive at Pueblo
7,7Sp.m., Colorado Springs 500 PM,
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Oct 7th, 1904.

Effective Oct 9TH, 1894
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tor ur'oD PARA Clty pocato'loa tal
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tur Francisco and Cache
valley points ......,,,....,........,., ? 20 m
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Daily saecB, sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01

FOR a FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN a SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS, AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFECTU-
ALLY rs MISSIONARIES. TRY IT
by BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
STIRRING UP THE POLICE
wAsHSGToN Police SHOW rssSa
ANXIETY ABOUT coxEH-
Obsolete Laws to he Enforced ssA
the commonweaiers Nsae 80
March Pretty straiEht-Msier
Moore Issues Iustruetiens.


BY Associated Press
Washington. April wash rse-
police authorlues were IA cousuiiats,-
today preparing TO receive the arzy
Of The Commonweal TEs statute t,,ssf
fairly bfisiie with muai-iFai c-dina--
ces. many Of which have ros heeu ea-
forced for years but az o. the osss1-
lete ones viii be resurre-iet sor ne
benefit OF the visitors There are So
many Of them that the Cozsyttes VII
be Obliged 10 walk very circzr-spsc;iy
Indeed 10 avoid giving orsuss- While
the authorities arr NOS set certain that
Coxey will encamp al BTishtwc51. they
are prepared TO enforce the law urde-
which he VIII be comp zli-i % paw g1r
license II he corrals his cohorts within
the enclosure ana charges admission.
a foretaste Of the poM1y 70 r pur-
sued was given today in the case %
two characters late % C1Zey's army
who had been cast forth Tor drunken
ness and wandered ahead 70 spy out the
promised land and were arrested for
begging on the street They were sent
to the work house this morning for
sixty days. Although the police are
not informed that Coxey will pitch his
tents In Brightwo0d park that is the
faet' An attache of the generate came
in This afternoon to formally accept the
tender Of the grounds on behalf % their
ehiet. Unknown Smith has en- rrmy
OF thirty men which he says i.Lmbers
seVen'y-hve and which viii camp at
chevy Chase II ITS program lie followed.
hoping for "A reconciliation with the
main band. Citizen Redstone goes to
Rockville in the morning TO march with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

ua.s mes say About the Cotton
Crop.

sardli, p.srasch-
Nizr ugMnus, Ia. April 2S.-AIcEleroy
4 c'a. sass-
E',suf-os -pesrl,e the unexpected
sssai-ess q Liverpool which instead
sF a asea-- ssswed an Improvement
90 lisa 80 spes sales Of 1000 bales
81. -sr-a.s s.stiliy weakened through
s- sss day 49, closed points lower
-1t - -sr- -t1sths, ard g on the new
--cg gcszyuus. TIE princiUai cause OF
i.t Iesass u,ly D. gluud in the ~
E.,-s 20 TIE New York Chr1nicle, 20
bee s $50 shas p'anuns has progressed
Tc-y .aso=U1iy during the past week,
1-4 IRE oati5cs az the present mo-
r.s-s IS v-ry good. The greater de-
ciira CO r.. late months IS attribut-
able also % the ir.dtsp1sition q sellers
o. pat c-t any short lines la the near
rnoaths. owing 20 the steaiiness o
SPOTS ana especially 20 the prompt
manner go which May tenders have
been taken VI. As result premiums
have besn re5uc.-i almost 20 mini
mum. us,,sur-r selling now only T.
points shove August. Spots roma!u
unchanged IN prices, though little
business has been done. Sales aggre.
eating only eo9 bales Port receipts
are $50. against sou. and New orleans
expects on Monday 25o5. against 311'
Al this season pf the year crop ac-
counts are ap; TO be particularly good
10 f1r no other reason than that plant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Holt editor in chief: J. =. McNeains.
MANAGING editor. W. S. Adair. city edi-
tor; Mrs. Q. V. COTE, literary and So
ciety editor
Business Experimentation Price,
general manager; Il. q. Myers, bus
ness manager
Oriental Arrivals.
III Green. Jr. 81 Louis; l. A Nc
Faul New Orleans; George o Hunter.
81 Louis: Il Louise selnberger. Centre
vilh. n Y; Ell Mullins. Baltimore. Md:
W II clagett, st Louis: Mrs II Mccall.
Flannel. Mich; J s James. Baton
Rouge; W @ Fogmnn. Detroit; u c
Chr mbers, Philadelphia: NJ p Wen.
New York: o W Crawford, Chicago;
d W Howcs Macon. Ga. George Il
Simmons. Boston; Charles f. Lusch.
New York; Music Miller. city: Mrs
NJ II watkins and daughter, Texns;
il Casper, Denlson; II r Escheverd.
New York: W II WEIGH. Chicago: II
6 Potter city; II v REEVE. Clarendon.
g l. Morgan. Dallas; - 4 Wales. New
York; Sam W Boon. 81 Louis; W II
Klein. Chioago J c Gorhom. Austin: II
n Wall. Dallas. J X SHINING, Detroit.
Mich. 10 j. Barton. New York; d @
Kinglnnd. 81 Louis. y 8 Childs, New
York; Ben Arhef. New York II w Bhu-
maker, Texas. Robert Realty, Kansas
city. Mo; c W Perm. 81 Louis: ] D
Womml, 81 Louis; ] c Martin. Tonnes
Hce; J NJ sluttcry. 81 Louis. r Berken.
NVttto.tfrls.tt ne. W II fftt,..,......... 50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Mary walsh VIII 60 Through the
Dakota Divorce MIL.

BY Associated Press.
Sioux Falls. S. D., April 2S.-Mary II.
Capell OF Brooklyn, N. y, known in
literary circles as Mary Walsh. has
been here lately for the ostensible pur-
pose Of writing a novel based on the
Sioux Falls divorce colony II has Just
leaked out that she viii herself try to
go through the experience Of getting
u divorce. She refuses to talk about
the case. but her attorneys. II. Row
land and Jos. Korby, admit that pa.
pers have been filed in Lincoln county
and that the defendant has put in an
answer and win nuke a hght The
defendant is NJ, J. Cahill OF Chicago.
editor OF the Home Light and the
Pilot. both Catholic weeklies. The mar
riage occurred in Lincoln. Neb., May.
1880. She alleges cruelty in that her
husband called her vile names ana
says that he has used $4,000 which was
bequeathed her by her first husband.
To these charges Cahill sets UP an ab.
solute denial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

4 Prominent Young Lawyer shot
Down In Cold Blood.


By Associated Press.
Buffalo, n. Y, April s.-Montgomery
Gibbs. well-known young lawyer.
was shot on Delaware avenue this
evening at 9;45 o'clock. He died i'm
medlately after his arrival at the gem
eral hospital. AS yet there Is no olew
20 his assailant. The affair is shroudcd
in mystery. As far as known 10 the
police no one was seen to fire the ahots
and those FIRST to arrive ON the scene
saw vnly man lying on the sidewalk
with blood pouring from three wounds
and nobody at hand.
The shooting took place near the
corner Of Bryant street and Delaware
avenue, both fashionable and much
Travelled thoroughfares, The idea OF
suicide Is hardly probable. Mr.. Gibbs
was a popular and well-reputed citl-
zen He had no enemies that his
friends are aware Of. He was unmar-
rled. Formerly he was newspaper
man, beginning his career on the Tele-
graph and completing it as city editor
OF the Republic, both Of which papers
are now defunct, He was about 80
years old The first intmation Of the
tragedy was the sound Of three revolver
shots on Delaware avenue The gem
eral hospital ambulance came in re-
Spouse to a call and the surgeon pro-
nounoed the wounds fatal. The ambu-
lance had hardly reached its dostlna-
ton before It's occupant expired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
HOTEL AnurvNs.


o ] watrona ana wife. Henrietta.
John J Smyth, ltnakh3 w W Anderson.
Chicugoi $ l. Hopper, Chicago. l., G
linltor. So Louis, n % FLYNN, ~ Louis.
j N Johnston. Nnrrou; II W Pyttcbone.
- Louis; j T. Morgan. pcnisou. % II
Mnupin, Dallas; Ben Asher. Houston;
~ Humphrey. Gulf, Colorado and SANTA
Ice railroad; j W Spencer. city, william
II Buugcr. Chicago. II Polk, city:
Charles T. pullmm 81 Louis. j .
phlllipa Mineral Wells. a J Burtlu,
knnHnH CITY, q 3 Long, san Angelo;
j q Harrison. DullnH. Corr Lucy
Austin. a S Gage Alpine; Lou T. Ma
han, Kansas city, l. IL Hastings. Chi
caEo; W - Jordcu, Quunuh, u e ikhle.
80 Louis; IA Hutgo. ST Louis, n Ballard.
Chicago; X NJ Wynnc. Jr city: Charles
NJ. Nuylor city; J.. T. Allison. Midlgnd,
Miss N Walker. Midland, George Eng
land, city; Johnson Walker. BluldnIe;
G u Wlndcr Alpine. ~ Ferguson. 81
Louis, Mrs futlcntun, Chicago. w g.
Edwards, Wngoucr I ~ G a Maury.
pnllns N W Shaw. st Louis; y II
Ellistun Christian; j a Duncan. Hou-
ham; w q Buutor. Wcutherford; II
Wnttun, Dallas; l. $ MGpawen. NJ X
q 4 KY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

The County Executive Committee in
session-Died Of snake Bite.

EH"NlAl AlhIaleh.
Gainesville. Tex. April Is The coun-
~ executive committee met today II
was ordered that precinct conventions
be held on Saturday. July 2s. to Sc
lect delegates 10 the county convention
70 be held In this city August T. a
campaign committee consisting Of
Messrs Stuart. Mitchell o'Brien, Gar
many and H. G. Nelson was chosen TO
select speakers and make other ar
rangements necessary. The same test
VIII apply IN the conventions as sus-
gested for the primaries.
Terry c. Potts and Miss May Brizzell
were married yesterday
The grand jury returned twenty-four
Indictments this week.
The Young Mems Christian nssocia-
tlon reception given by the Ladies' aux
Hilary last night was a most pleasant
affair A splendid musical program
was carried out
Henry Rlchardson. n negro. was ar
rested yesterday charged with stealing
$40 from a patron Of the shop where
he was employed.
The 12-year-uld son OF +. y, Car
SON. who WIS bitten on the hand by a
coppreheud few days agj. died last
evening.
on May change will occur IN
wolls-Fargo affairs hore. W. +. Brown
win go to Ardmore and will be sue
cceded here by a. j. Hyde OF Hous-
ton.
Four divorces were GRANTED la the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

r. II. Albright Is a candidate for
county Judge Of Tarrant county, sub
ject to nomination by Democratic pri-
mary election May 10. 1894,
r. G. johnson is candidate for re-.
election as county Judge. subject to
The Gazette is authorized 10 an.
nouuce w. r. Parker as a candidate
for county Judge, subject to the nctior
OF the Democratic party
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Evangulst Hryon and Rev w. p.
Wilson VIII conduct services tonight at
Bethel tho1e who were at Bethel the
last two sunday aighB will appreciate
attending again, iiethol is cool ana
plenty OF lee water nt door A mighty
Wnve of blessing % attending those
Sunday meetings Don't miss them to-
day. Exercises uH fulloWn: Foreign
missionary class nt $3.50 q. n, workers
meeting at $3.50, led by Superintendent
Byrno, street meetings. three of them.
Z. p. m. preaching NJ 3 y. IA, by Rev.
Wilson and Byron,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

BY Associated Press.
santa Ice, N. NJ. April 2s.-The United
States land court today confirmed the
Santa Fe land grant for four square
Leagues, thus definitely settling the
question OF titles in the city The court
holds that a municipality has existed
here since 1898 THIS afternoon the
court adjourned to August 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Special Dispatch.
Paris. Tex, April 2S,--F wlssman, a
carpet-layer, took fifteen grains Of NOR
phlne yesterday afternoon, which
caused his death at - o'clock, Recent
~ he went on a big spree and los, his
position, which paid him $50 per month.
This caused him to become Respondent.
as he had a family and was without
means TO support 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Special Dispatch,

Crockett Tex, April 2s-J Z. Has
sank. who was arrested at Palestine
last night ON charge OF arson by
sheriff Daniel and Deputies Lacy
waller and Gossett and brought to
this city today, waived his examua-
ing trial and was admitted to bail in
the sum OF $500 lie Will be released
touaoi.royy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

John Il. Reid announces his candi-
dncy for election to the office Of justice
Of the peace, Precinct No. 1. Tnrrant
county, Texas. subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries, May 10. 1894.
wish to announce myself as a can
didate for recollection to the Office Of
justice of the peace of Precinct No. I.
Tarrant county, subject to the viii of
the Democratic party.
T.. b. RANDID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

by Associated Press.
San Francisco, Cal, April 2s.-The
Chronicle attacks bill introduced in
congress byEnslish of California to pur.
chase the Cabot water works at Vallejo
for S2oo,o 600 and devoting 1t to the gov.
eminent navy yard. and denounees n
as huge grab. The Chronicle saws
these works are not worth over 100000
at their highest valuation. Their use
has been discarded by the Nom, -
Vallejo. - -----s'------S-.ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


John w Burford is a candidate for
tax collector, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party Of Tarrant coun-
ty. Election November G.
j. +, Hovencamp is a candidate for
reelection to the Office OF tax collector,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Special Dispatch.
Bedford, Tex, April 9S.--Qulte large
crowd attend the closing exercises Of
the Bedford school,
Prof sisk OF Grapevine is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. p, d, Remover starts 10, Ala
hama In a few days to visit her old
home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

IY AFsOcIuIed TTNss
Louisville, KY, April 2s,-A special
to the Commercial from Jellico. Tenn,
says: A meeting, attended by hundreds
OF miners, was held at Coal Creek this
evening. They were addressed by sew
erai organizers and at the conclusion
OF the meeting agreed to come out
Mav I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

7T|VTWT TITWTWTVTT1
oklahoma city, o. T.. April 2s.-
Burke ana Brown, editors OF the Times
journal, were released from their sem
tcnco of imprisonment for contempt by
hnbens corpus proceedings before
Judge Stewart. Governor Leay
and other notable lawyers up.
peared FOR Burke and Brown. Judge
Scott IS out OF the city, but has ordered
by wire that they be recummltted.
Tho sheriff refused 10 obey the or
dor The people OF the county are
greatly excited and may resist Scotrs
orders Il 10 generally believed here
that he is insane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

James w. swayne Is a candidate for
county attorney of Tarrant county,
subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic party.
Ben NJ Terrell announces his can
didacy for the office Of county attor-
ney OF Tarrant county, subject tn the
action Of the Democratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

BY Associated Press.
Nashville, Tenn. April 2s,-An Amer
lean special from Martin Tenn, says
Miss Fannie Elliott, prominent
young lady Of that town shot at Sam
Bynum three times today. hitting him
in the forearm. SCATTERING the bone.
The young lady charged him with Sian
dering her. Further trouble is feared.