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

'6s s' . saI NOT St he filled the pi.,ol q,
asI,sdp !, you going 10 tre,t 49,, 90.
1851 l'ierv The rttha- 80 ptrtnsrf''
y, ,,oand again and trrs ''" W 70 sail
y 10 his, genilcmhn~ cont IKE
behind 10, 10 Thea be came VIZ tr pgt
hbciei ,nH mr., locked tho from, rom
takinS w Ny !oe ful length Of the 49,, Iclr'
~ ne key with him INA ' ,, ss,ioon,
sne naek door. Tho w. ana went out
iou alrl IN thc hack ward was 1l'osward
MIME Nide thing lasted nb,. as,
Mr.. Crowl, ep hke hours" said
,,,as Was awful glad to So him 90 n.
ca ,rs etlueiniily new in the hnsinnssS I h
a o, ne did not make Ms inrn s, o, oe-
~ i siH agt. II he did he wonla bsr
nyvhe,, and he overlooked SGo r., Piil'ls
''siar haS behind the bsr'' r''u III n
JHines BrOughton also h,a eos L..
i rftar The robber seemed Ia huns ,s
irber We money drawer prineinaiir
inerc are several other draVer ."s ~ Ky
saile emo behind the har. I'M 10 rit ,ne
A'iSW where the right one WINS Wy ''s''ol
Turing, the evening the ,non ha5
,alklig about holdups, and james H., uvsh
toh expressed desire Ia ~ o9a p;i ,,.les!
ma out how it feels. III bes ,' ~, 5aSt u, %
esAl5erls s, now aud says no il vol s,s;s
lcu. the men are waiting for tbs t ill.,
~ YAH around and "set EN- mn Wv"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Very Unusual and Exciting Seone IN a
New Nor, Court Room.



New York March 10 There was an
unusual scene Ia the Queens county
court Of sessions in Long Island Cin.
today, when Anna Monznwlnska. Ia
years old, was acquitted upon criminal
charge before Justice Garretson aud n
Jury, A soon ns Foreman Joseph u
Armstrong announced tho verdict of not
guilty there was Il strong commotion M
the rear OF the court room boy lot Of
women, friends Of the girl THE girl
SAT- beside Lawyer j. u. Merrill. hor
counsel. The women rushed into the
space occupied by the lawyers, IN front
of the judges bench. and, throwing their
arms around Merrill, Rugged and kissed
him; the girl also embraced him Then
they rushed into tho jury box and be.
gan hugging and kissing The jurors
The Jurors rushed from the box Ia
wild confusion. Foreman Armstrong
had not received his kiss yet, and made
a dash for the door followed by the
women. lie succeeded IN escaping Into
the street. The women next rushed upon
Judge Garrctson to show tlleir npprccin-
tion Of the girls ncquiltnl and attempted
10 kiss hun. They were prevented. how.
ever, by the court officer, who forced
them 10 leave the court room,
During this scene the crowd Of spncia
tors went Wild with excitement. Judge
Garretson had considerable difficulty IN
restoring order. The spectators raised
purse OF $50 for the girl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS,
A Gigantic Consolidation
Scheme on Foot.
VANDERBILT LINES TO COME HERE
Ana Fight the Gould Interest--rhe
story startlcs New York, but Is
Not CONFERENCE.-The santa Fe
Boycott Raised General.


81. Louis Mo. March SOFT Is learned
here from a meh railroad source that one
OF the most gigantic conSolidatlous of rail-
ROAD niercs,s In the past dccadc Is on
tarls. Il Is nothing smnilcf than the In.
Nasion OF the Goud iorrltory hy the Van
derhnts snd the standard on people. who
now ccntrol the Missouri, Kansas and rrx.
ne, In hrlef tho scheme. ~ now pending,
Is ihu union OF the Chesapeake aud ohio
lNMuN g Vanderbilt property, running
frnm Now Nnrl Wiz MaaNlugtou and Halti-
more 10 Cincinnati, With the liig Four
ltng, Nnolhur Vanderbilt property. which
viii be used TO si Louis and from 81.
lnuls 10 NalNostOa, lex. mo Anasanrl,
Kansas and Texas, STANDARD Oh pr,poriy'
lhls Woulh give tho Natletbllts q line liz
rpri tram Galveston through o. New Nork
President liuu-V ~ the Missouri Kausaa
nnt feyna Mr. llnrkeirllrr Inc wealthy
STANDARD OH maguuin and REPRESENTATIVES
" The Vanderbilt Interests nrc 90 route
herr am VIII arrive ILLS rNcning. anu
unrine thrir stay The arrangements are "a.
pctcN to be nude
lt developed tonight whom the purtv ar
fNrdi that II MiH cumppicd uf Officials ~
the Missouri knnshs aud TeAfs iniirnad
company who had for -nmr weeks naat
hrnn mnkinr the usual annual tour 81 In.
rneeuun ~ thNlf liUrt. 1hoir tltp iOrinl.
mated here Mr Rockefeller was NOT
Anpng me iueWhers Of tho party, ~ 10.
parted, ANA nNlhing c0nld be- irarnOd nbdnt
lhe proposed dpNb which 81 thought to
have no foundation IN fact
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

I NVffNhA lflHFhhNh"
Waco. Tex, March 20.-Yesteriay
there was rainfall Of more than four
inches IN the vicinity Of Waco.
This completely settles the dronih
au.stion. For the past three wears the
great trouble IN Central Texas 1ls been
The general one-dry weather-'andi -
consequence. short crops have RESTED.
Bnt that has been settled this year.
II will take only showers, properly dis
fributed and at the right intervals, 10
make cotton, corn and all cereals ana
vegetables grown 10 Texas thrive IKE
the greencst Kind Of green bay Tree.
Interviews with General Mapi ger
Hamilton Of the Texas Central re.di
cifv Marshal All q. Neill. pnpi !. u.
Uurwood and Others sqy ihf. har1r.i
-ain that has fallen ia Central Texas ~
yesterday Il e1teuiid wet ~ 10
miles 10 the most c0pip1s fashion
In this vicinity the three Be9quea.
Waco creek and the broad, rolling brnzoe
,5era swollen ~ immense proportions and
fbeir safers rolrd AMI ro5r1d and
foolnad in beantifui nhyihm ana lnhiAsilc
In Tie city. iiyricis wsrf 90 W. sccn
in every str--i ani for ~ hour or -
mighty few Ded sst.iais were iD be s.en
The bridge aeriss = fmsll creek bed
which has liaon dr. Tor two Ye4-s. nus
sac of the NI-t J email college,. pn ~
Hole0n Inc, was sWeId away. DAY
~ sieei rali fsrit.nel intact, NHfr-
man George BoclshErs wae the hrst Nap
io fake eAr 5lt ~ College HEIGHTS o.
Ter tie I4.a. lie atopp-i ani told ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
TARIFF BILL COMPLETED.
Additional Duty of l-9 Per
Cent Given Sugars
THE RECIPROCITY CLAUSES OUT.
Aud AN Treaties save that with
Hawaii WIN be Abroga,cd TO he
Reported Tuesday aud Taken
upAprii a--Appropriations.


n
~ =. AsSocl"'ed i'r"ss'
washington March 2o.-The Demo.
49, nVlnuets OF INC hnanee committee
, ,',, ooinpie'eu o'nsricra'ion of the turG
n''' aud IN rs revsed and completed
form u was submitted 10 the full com.
mittea. Repnhlicnns and n,,,,.-at. q,
5a, IN W
~ tuV "'Va' Important ehangc made
ny tue bill is in the sugar schedule, a
chauee being made nv which en nd1i.
tlanai dnt, ~ is - I -, ~, -,
a. N'," VT p'unu
~ ANeh on an sugars testing aboNe 81
degrecs by the polurlscope test, or which
arc above Ia Dntch stan,isra In snl,r
m, n,,,i-I,,,. '.,.',.s,,.''.
"' P'"'iN"ns Nu'Nsaung tue la
wanan reciprocity treaty are struck
from the revised I'LL and "A spprilr dor.
lnratlon "a ,nse,,,3 ,,,..tt,,. ~, .,,,.
- sue ''v 'V,F
lv''N U'ates hcsuuatrd under tue Me-
kinloy act
frw other changes v,er. n,do al, N,
..,.i.,., IN, =. ''V ~ Wv
'''''" "'h iiNh 'h' 'ul as ugreeu hPoh
oy the subcommittee.
Tin plate. fern nlnte aud in,-cers lin
Ia ma. ,,..,,,.a i,.s...,.t
~, 80" '''''''N y, '' N ipV
NiN"n "l"s tNe sVhaH Nuncummitter
not having before ciungud from the
WILSON r,te
u..,
IN 'uls ParasFapn' inc wilson nil pro
vision that the rates shall take cliert
October Ism Il r,store1. east ir,,,
pipe Of every dcscrintlon, 30 = ner
cent ad valnrem instead az - ner cent
In tho Wilson lin md 20 DER com In ihe
senate subcommittee hll; eross-cut
saws. Mill. plt nnd drug snys il MIR
cent nd ynlorem instead III ~ nor eint
the Wilson nm rntrt aluminium Ia crndp
form. 10 Der cont nd ynl0rom instrad
of III Ier cont Tho Wilson I'M rstr'
The lcnd and ipnd orn duties are lofi
unchanged from thr srnnt, sni.en,n'
mittee rates. as nre the iron ore and cual
dulles.
in tbe int,r,,t ,,,...,,,,.. ..i,.a,i. a..
committee strike ot Tho nro,lsion vhieh
tho s,,nnt. n,b ,outn6ttee msertrl Grsi
Iaxine clrars nnJ ri,.tr,tiss ,,nlgbin,
lnore thnn nrte nonnIs X nor inm
and cirnreties IN ngner wolgh,pg W."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
THE SECOND DELUGE COME
In Arkansas and the People
Have No Ark, Either.
oUAcHTTA RIVER IS RAMPANT,
ANA is Higher than at Any Time in
fiity Years = Farms Inundated
Near Hot Springs and Rail-
way Tracks Washed Away.


by Associated Press.
Hot Springs, Ark. March 20 The
high water record Of the onachita 4
broken. Rain had continued 10 fail Al.
most incessantly all day. making the
htth day and night It has poured al,
most without ceasing. Every small
mountain stream has been converted into
roaring river, while the ounehita
river is raging. sweeping everything in
It's path. No trains have yet moved on
the Hot Springs railroad, as the track
Is still under water to the depth of
nearly eight feet at one point where It
runs near the river. There Is no telling
when the trains will move as the river
is still raging. and an old river man
SAYS in will continue to rise mill ~
o'clock tonight. lie SAYS the river 4
now nine feet higher than IL has been
rect.
The Gaines farm at Lawrence station
ON the Hot Springs railway is under
wnter, and the old Gaines residence
which has stood there for nearly Gftv
Years, is Inundated, Never before M
NE water been high enough to touch
ms house. so this is conclusive proof
That the river Is higher than it has been
In fifty years.
Al the ferry boats along the river
nave been swept away. and an farms In
the bottoms have been swept of fencing
anu lett us barren ms bald prairie.
The extent of the damage is at this time
lhcalcnlahle and cannot be estimated
until the food recedes.
Here in the city, the cutters aud sew.
ers We're inadequate TO the demand last
night aud the wntcr overfowed The
sidewalks and filled the cellars Of sew.
eIal large establishments, doing much
damage To goods stored therein.
Superintendent Richardson of the Hot
Springs railroad said this evening that
he could draw no idea rs Ia the extcnt
Of the damage done his road by the
Hood, as portion Of the road Is too
deep under water To sound for washouts.
II is the first timc the road was ever
gwen such swim, II will likely be
several days before any trains will be
able 10 run.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
A SEVENTY HOUR FALL.
- A.ss,fay.I ur.aa


Little Rock, Ark Marsh ~ The sun
sfione few minutes this afternoon for
the iirst time at Little Rock since sun
day. Rain has fallen almost contin-
ously for 40 hours. In some parts Of
the state the storm Was accompanied By
heavy winds, and in some places, houses
were mroofed and fences blown down.
but no lives Lave been reported lost. The
Arkansas river has risen eight feet at
Little Rock and threatens TO pass the
danger line.
40 trains have arrived from Texarkana
or left for that point in - hours ns the
roadbed wished ont about six miles
eouth Of Little Rock Trains gre run
ming north 10 st. I.ons, though the track
Is under the water near Bcebe. The
low lands between Pine Bluff and Ar
kansas City are inundated, though trains
are running on time. The Cotton Belt
road Is wished out between Pine Bluff
and Camden and no trains have gone
south over that road since yesterday
morning. The rain is still falling az
Camden and tie Onachita river fhere Is
rising a foot an hour. The rainfall at
Camden has been Z IL inches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
'i'nri slUrtM Al HELENA
~ Associated Press.

He,r, Al NJ no
visit.d ,,,stari,1, -n"ten -ileiena was
nv tbe 1,oa,'ia,' ni'grHoun at o'clock
ti,t hos III, mn, nan hhu WIND storm
a. tbnt ba,, N VlH l3t many years.
over's,st KIN iJsnt 10 luz Wsst nrcAme
ci,,,Js i Nh ul'Sh' Pntlehouslooklus
ons D. -" M, NJ" ohNtiuPeg rae ehlirr heav.
,i,a,,, i ',ino v,eHln IlNrhvl' many OF
~ H. 'S ,,., tieIr business houses so as
c,- w piotge,yu ~ gase a cyclone was
III 80 ~, ~ Wy 'plus, At O'Clock me
n ,H.s ln,S VI In9 storm was upon TINS
M, u'' 2"lnE nVusu'' uproouns trees
r MIMI n,Mn i'hHes, splinieri1g iele-
rii1Hvhe p"ltS anu iolhg pther daInage'
,a az ~ inols were nioWn on Inc Two
Heu'h'hit Nt'lt7 vi NhfIfl alIeel, occu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21


.. nenlseu,. TrN.. March 20 Tralnmnstrr
nothnri " thp Missouri. knnsns and Texas
hnH lHsuvd nutiee limiting HE speed ~
dead frelrht tfnlns hutNern Fort Worth
AMI AlNurAdn 10 twenty miles an hour.
Genrral ipfoltoelsef Murray M tho
Missouri, kansas aud Texas returned 10
iarspnn Hast nlglll after weeks visit In
j. q Lame or The Missoan. Kansna and
Texas shops LEFT this Afternoon Tor nun-
ung'9n West Virginia. tn sce his mother.
franlr Manager u. Miller OF tho Nils.
Nonni Kansas aud rxas Is az headluar.
lrssldeni lloae and party OF oaclaa
Telegraph wires gave groat deal or
t,oghl. ~ night They are working al
-Four fcoi ~ track wore washed ont by
thn rain neat scllcnpk, on the katyn shcf-
man hfnnth, u caused Very little DELAY
the Missouri. Kansas amt Texas railway
company N TNHH FOR $4,000 Tor nilrevl
lulutlea received by his wife Nj II erossing
hrre Hpine Tine ago. Tue company has also
hrrn sefIgi WIN papers announcing q suit
styled, "llidohhelmer VI, Missouri Kan D.
nnh Texas ~ IrNHh.' for NAnWO Ion -
death ~ q Mr, ilidenhcimcf near Han An
hnlo, caused by the explosion VI Baker
heater which occurred q month 0r a. $50.
Nrnfgr Weller, Tho awituhmnn hurt
u the fnrl Worth yards le.i Night ior.
merry ihii ~ conductor On the Missouri.
kruHna ami rrans our ~ Dnniaon
nepgl Master l3l kohlori u dnnferouaiy
M Win pneumonia.
The Houston aid Texas Central received
iWNuiY eats N nnp cattle ff0iv tho south.
ern Pacific yesterday which handed hero
lila afternoon
'irainmasicr sullivan Of the Katy. choc.
tuW division hns rNreitud letter from
Illylilnn sulUflnfandoni Wnesl OF l'arsona,
Nhlcli pc has emnglled into hailrtn,
posted 20 read ~ follows Ntn the paHl
fpHr you hhvn discharged a great many inen
Tot usiug intoxicating liquors, who nfi.F-
wards We're relnslated after taxing tbs
you 10 notify all parties that Ia tie future
~ man WIZ hr frempluyod after briuF
discharged ON Tint ncruuut N our lnen
cannot stop drinking aud get discharged,
We dn NOT want thcm / wish sou would
have y w understood by all mnplnyca."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
FFgBlrs FIRE RECORD.
u Natatorium Burned
TO the Ground.
[,,apBycE OF CHIEF HARRIS
.,..usb, Destroyed, Including
and Many Costly Paint
ueayy Loss by Fire at
...ron--At other Places,

March Goa miss Of rub
Il. ru.ns aud clarred walls now
~. where twenty-four hours
IA, Natatorio.sanitnrium stood.
40 me progressive citizens Of
n.iectcd the enterprise and
~ the quest institute Of hydro
4 N United States, an Institution
,orei many OF the ailments that
4 \, ~ and attracted the attention
an over the Union to Waco,
A rlty Of the Southwest. II Is n.
4 ,.nllr and one that every citizen
4 IN fea keenly, no one man In
4 but the entire city, more es-
(. promoters who viii not only
4 ss,nclal loss, but have the work
4 q down before the sharp tongues
1.naug conilngrnlion.
4 4 Ills morning j. e., trlpen, pass
4 Nnlat0riun, saw iiameS lssulng
j 6ssemeni IN tho northeast corner.
I alitcly gave the cry Of FIRE which
n Edward Toby, Jr., who resides
4 street above The store Of NJ 4.
4 @, Mr. Toby. irlophOned ihe
A the central stltiOn rs did also
1 M, uisht clerk 90 tho Pdc!he,
/ "a, systpn refused "a work and 1t
~ sr,lp OF the Ore. Engine com.
a i aid ho K aud ladder trucks be
n M 10 arrive,
4 1srinieni worked manfully for two
\ 4 we're unable in stay the progress
VI aainfe. The eutire interior being
4 Wiling was saved from The build.
4 visli to the place this morning
4 A. po1l Bethesda, where so many
j .ui' visitors have sported iu the
4 S1t water. flied with debris. sur
4 ~ iour grim walls, the bath
/ N toilet Compartments bring
I,tea and charrpl tlmhers.
San Of the Ore cannot be definitely
Superintendent $. IL. Pope has
/ ihat The fireman IN drawing die
i n nieht previOu % closing. banked
M ashes on the coal chute, and
! nuehi FIRE and the flames clt
Vi from the boiler room TO the
hrs
/ sunnes On the building was 500.
b. fufnliure and fixtures $1,000. |
i,i sullre cost between $1,000 aud
"a Che loss over Insurance Is
4 r1ol.
wits fr ihe Gazette met Col Il. ~. |
n r,lfni ~ the Nataturium caIu- /
N Secretary and Treasurer S. W. |
Z q Ne company nt the ruins tLis |
X Itff gentlemen said: "Thp In !
% vi le rebuilt at once, bur uu q /
lfff sale than hpfOVp II will lac j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
WILLIAM NOT A SICK MAN.
semi-Oflicial Statement as to the Health
Of Gerinany's Ruler.
D. ,,.o,,;,tad prasa

OF hellnaug lAuitTs
Bv Associated Press.
Berlin. Alnreh 19.--Rumors that EN-
peror William is ailing have been cir
culatcd throughout Europe persislently
the last two weeks. 1t was said at first
that his nerves had been overturned by
tbe anxiety attendant upon the progress
Of the Russian treaty through the reichs-
tag. Within the last three or four
DAYS he has been represented as suffer
ING from disease Of the ear.
These rumors ELECTED today q semi
official statement which denies tlatly that
the emperor has any trace Of an ear dis
ease or any other permanent malady
Ue is not going to Abhazia. says the
statement. or anywhere else for the pur-
pose Of getting medical advice or recruit,
In his health His journey southwark
Il rroupted hy motives entirely ihne-
nendant of his health.
rho statement adds that ms paJesty
i eni,yiug lie soundest health ~ every
,orticuiar and has not received conai-
poas medical attendance for the last Tour
The The emperor will dine with Count
sebouvalofi. the Russian ambassau9r, On
FRIDAY in celebration OF NE conViu ~.
If NE commercial treaty between Ger
many and Russia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

passeusers 10 ge, ont nihi ihen ran oerr
Ne ~ dangerous liver with The emp,v caf.
ihe rails w,fs bent ilv1 s,inrthmg III.
hnli foot, aud :he wAi'i,g passengers
S,god aehast NJ the daring inoiarma,.
hs was he only ear slitt cfns,p,l lnst
nlghi, transfer being es,ah,fshei ihere
unnl the hrile' c'nid Le liked today.
many htlle mliaolsas AMI buildings
the city this morning was IA clesn NH
neat rs little red waron. The sanitnrv
condition Of the city was improved Ion
het cent The wind and lightning ana
niue or no damage In Waco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Special liifNlfN.
Washington, Aiarh -. Chairman Say
crs has good reason TO be proud Of his
work. SO far four Of the blk apprDnrin.
ton bills have passed The house wtl.odt
material amendmenf aud without any
noteworthy opposition. These are tiIe
Qualifications, pensions, Disii1ci ~ Coium-
ha md sundry civil appropriation bills.
The latter having passed today Wihoni a
division. These bills carry 4 net re1ur-
iiOu u S24 ,a3i .a5s below IN same ellis
pnssed al the list srasiou ~ ihe last con.
frcss FOR general expenditures during the
present hacrl rear. Bofii Va point Of
iinin as we'll We siieerssful pakfare and
economy this breaks Tho record
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

lnansnss b bf. nniIls tgagh syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

y I@ Y ltobbor Dropped In aud
'hem All just How 1t Felt.

/ lr,Ionn,,in
n. wa-a III
II i,a uyiu ul3 " one man man 'i.e
~ 6 slaoon. ne hlsn,Wdynlah
t.i.so ne lace WIN a piece
e ne secured SIG and 4
q ls,ess .'p p,.,,,,., Jonn i,erfe' ~,
I. ~ LAYING a social game Of
Az stranger slealtlliy an
'"n' door WIN Tue cOll-
Htyon,.
.ase \ n,l,us nP' ana u !, any one
~ od-'oNe ! Il hloW the t9p OF
y Mn ahd ne emphasized ms
~ Crowl.
Il M, .llhedy pointed Eeaven-
+ ae IN ' nn NoW WALL up 10
"a tunb,,,
a,plpr-I ~ uioilgh their pQck-
Z chspra AniSes, Keys ahu 2 rev
'Tafe 81. Addressing Mr.. Crowl,
Ne aid nl NJ wallet our OF your ~
4 h, u , had no wallet, and then he
sani noiSiria,l S vest on Dut tue
and dos,,glf watches he next
Is. MI ~ any of You make a
3 didb'f s, vHes We're produced.
q hark sun me rober' ana he
n diT : MN iii5irfis, he SAID, Take
"a ana Wiz" ,,.ti request was COM
: tbs HILLS "nlie me ropser was
,1sy in iii bind pu ,, po,h . nrlit rs
's from 80 ,l iilnd pockeIs' lnke
.dg yonr neEe lmi.ck' you;
assgf mead on. commanded
tsuandsiioW take your west
vest Wbs,,.
yonr ~ UNI asked Har,,
M "uisteout' he means
.aer found OK o,,,. ,,,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

by Ah5ocihtfi iIFts7s
Allentown. Pa, March o. During
the absence Of his family Potter Biehn
took a nap. and being slightly deaf, did
not hear Tommy Henry sneak through
the kitchen and steal 5000 The booty
weighed go pounds, and Tommy had 10
make three trips. The robbery was
planned By three other boys WIN Henry
Toms t9year-Old broiherl, Ciemcns
I.hskowitz aged 10. and Charles Pryor,
aged IS Tie boys pu the money into
three grips and went 20 New York. whore
they were nrrlsied last night All bnt
500 Of the money was recovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Nv A77nTlHINN Ifr9l
chirnRa, ~, March 2o-,rho Southern
pnrlnc has Withdrawn IT, boycott " Tho
Atrhlson rand aud hnh hutlned all OF ~
agents 70 accept Tickets over iho Atrhiann
rur San Iranolsrp, through Inv Angeles
nnn via llnfainw All other California
rates and conditions ore 10 BE-. OH March
~, restored 10 tie basis NJ effect prior 10
March 4 pending The canfernrr between
Air, ilunhAri ~ The AtrhiaOu hn1 Presidents
Huntington ~ the Southern Pacific This
conference Will be held eithnr w New York;
Oh Nnn FrHnHiaru. not yet hrlng deter.
mined ihr Southern Pacific wit hbandnn
AngplrH pending lie cunfefencr N which
nnl'fs nh eigns fall tho di1rrunces boz
iwrnn the Two iin,v VIII be- hnalls ad-
iusie1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
CYCLONE At LANE.
Special pispoteb

Lane. Tex, March "a small ryrlose
Passed near hero last night. II first
struck j. 70 Noung's house. blew down
The chimney. and part of tho roof. II
noAt blew down n. Ewing's lmrn and
smoke house Next It struck MIR. Wi.
i t'nh w rights house aud blew Il down.
lhlgh broken In three places. Mr.. Wright
was badly hurt Mr.. Wrirht viii rrt
well, Mrs. Wright may die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
TEXAS rosrorrlcEs.
Special nisnatch.

Nsien, March "a pe.totlce
was est9hllshed, today nc l.cary. Bowie
Fourth class poslmastcrs annAntc,l.
carter +. 4 Rleycns, vice Mary Il. ain
lgnd, r-sirncd; Menarivillc, d u. Mai.
yice ] j. Hensice, N'sign,sl: MOTLEY. d;
y l., Scn,el, vice r. A. Serge. ,,sirnei.
harNillc Il, !. Thompson. vice j. T.
Lindsey, resigned :"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
MAN KILLED NEAR ST. 10.
Special Digpatrb

s. Jo, Tex March o0.-The heaylos,
rams have fallen herc that have fallen M
we've months. Much damage was done
TO hclds frhn washes.
A man by the name Of Kennedy, was
killed by lightning during Saturdays
all night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Now York March aO.--A rnmhr from ~.
Louis Wgs circulated ia Wan atrael today
~ me rneot thai gigantic consolidation
fentodl The Nanlrfhilts aud tho standard
on company are said 10 be pfimp movers
Ia the matter with tho igtintlen ~ IN.
Nndius Nould territory, A sprlnl train
waa W reach 50, Louis SOME iilue iudns ma
which were Mes-fu, llorkrfeiler. rrpsldrnt
House n tho Missouri kansas AMI reAas,
md Nandarhn representative
Nafun lnQairin' through the rtrcets
fAllrl e. priruir tho slightest cpftubira.
lion VI the report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Washington. March 90-1be naval
appropriation IN as prepared bs the snb-
committee % naval affais was laid be-
fore the fill committee today
In preparing the bin Pie snbcommifteo
followed very closely fhe estimates sub
mifted hy me Secretary of The navy.
making hIt few elianres. The esii.
uItsfes u ilie eeereiary amounted 10
So R71.0lf. end the total amount RECON-
inendsd hy ili- sub-cowmlttee \ 81,
t;g1 $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Washlnelon. March 20. List Of PATENTS
ier Texas today; Advertising device.
Henry Il, AtiHway. lllllshor0. electric
appliances for horses, Gco, Il. King, Dial.
i9si spark arrcster Iohn O'Donnel Mar.
fioyd. "''