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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Next sunday she WIN Celebrate Hs
ntrthdSy.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
When we reached the houIe in which
Governor McKlnleys mother lives
could not resist the temptation to aligb
and pay my respects. found her llv,
ing IN house which has been her homo
FOR more than score OF years. eyes
since. if l remember right, she and her
husband came from the town OF Poland
to Canton quarter OF century ago.
II Is a comfortable frame house Of two
stories. with lots OF grass-grown
lawn about Il. not at all pretentlous In
any way, but OF type very common
In midwcstern towns.
Al the door 1 was met by Miss Grace
Mckinley. n pretty girl Of 10, niece OF
the governors, and u daughter OF hil
brother James, who lived aud died
IN California She said Mrs Mckinley
was IN and had not been able TO receive
viaitnra for some days; would ] SEQ
Aunt Helen? The nunt, Governor Nc
Knloy'a sister, promptly appeared, ind
was alike hoHpitahle and entertaining.
While she was deploring her mothera
inability 10 see me In person, who
should come I'm but the mother herself
having lett the chamber OF Illness 70
discharge the duty of hoetcas
~ want you 20 be uble 20 tell Will
lam" she said. "thnt YOU saw ne
This spring weather has given me q
touch OF the grip. but ] hope 10 be wei
enough 10 join with my sons and
daughters and grandchildren Ia cele.
brntlng my birthdny, which N next
Sunday, | saw William only II week
or two ago, when he CAME home 10 vote,
and I hear from him every day, either
by mall or telegraph"
80 next Sunday Is your birthday.
madame, may ! ask your ngeV
why. certainly; az my time OF life
q womnn'H nge 10 no secret / shall be
SO years Of age II live to see next Sum
day"
1 was n little surprised, for I would
not think from her nppearnnce-despit
manifest weakness which might we'll
be- ascrlbed 10 ilncss-and her acuta
hearing aud her strong voice TINT nha
was much past 49, We had quite a
talk about the McISlnleys, her husband
and children. anu when Il came to pub
lie affairs she seemed Well read and
thoroughly Informed ns 60 ~ that was
going on. Her chiof concern, Hha
said, was TO see better times.
II distressed her to hear so much
about business deprcaslon II reminded
her of the days following the panic
OF 1851 whom her husband, who hnd
built a furnace In Michigan, had lost
his ali. Reference being made to k.Qv-
ornor MoHlnley'a possibilities az n
presidential nominee. she waved the
subject aside saying that the future
was In the hands Of Providence and
that as william had always been a
good son she was very sure he would
do his duty IN my station 10 which he
might be called. The present was
enough for her, she had always found
fHuF tgFapFpnN tuplf gnFe Of itself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

enough TO fight herd OF porcupInes
A tall sad-eycd man, dressed In black
confronted him and started TO sal
something, but Mir. Jlmsnalth inter
rupted him:
you don't need to tell ma what yoi
have 20 sell, because | dor't want II
l don't need burglnr-pro0t clock, no
a bootjack that has n music box In IL
nor a stemwindng caIs-opener;
don't"
"My dear sir, you are mis-"
'Oh. You don't need 10 dear MIR
me. It won't work. | tell sou l don1
want gate that may be taken from
It's hinges ana used as a fielding bed
l have no use for combined curry.
comb and muatache cup; ] have full
supply OF furniture polish. enough
cough medicine ana hair restorer, and
what's more. my wife doesn't need 4
receipt for preserving codfAh or fry.
ing billiard balls"
Really, sir. this is mcat extraor.
binary"
"Oh OF course. its extraordinary, sssf
I don't want It. | suppose II can be
used TO crate horHeradish and tune this
piano. hut tell you that l don't need
It, Perhaps Il will take the grease
spots out OF the clothing, pare appleE,
and chase dogs ont OF the yard. but
you'll have to 80 somewhere else to
sell Il. | am surprised that n man of
your age and respectable appearance
should 20 around trying TO sell pocket
cornshellers when the whole neighbor.
hood II full OF wood that ought to bo
sawed, What's the use % trying "a
sell man fre escape wnen you can
make n dollar day battling hayY"
nm not nm agent"
''rhen what are your"
I'm the pastor OF the ORTHODOX
Brethren church. ana ! came over 4
get acquainted. not knowing that yot
were running private madhouse
Good-daN.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Mr.. Jimsmith. the lawyer. whose
name ~ a household word in Chicago,
recently moved into a beautiful sub
urban home lie IL highly pleased with
Il IN general way. RSut 30 many
agents call upon him that he nnda Il
rnthcr a bore. The other day he
opened the door TO twelve agents be-
fore tho afternoon was half over. ana
when he was rummoned 10 the door
Tor the thirteenth time he was mad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Press Report.
New York. April 2s.-Jamcs H.
o'Brien, baggage agent OF a transfer
firm. was shot and fatally wounded
by burglar early this morning at his
home, 2s Lexington avenue, Two shots
were fired into his groin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

I-TVHW IFNVVI V
Oakland. Cal. April 2s Five hun
dred Commonwealera left here last
night on steamer bound up the river
for some point near Sacramento. They
are under the leadership Of Mrs. Anna
Smith OF San T'rancisco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Press Report
Gaithersburg, Md, April 2s.-Coxey's
army feels the stress Of low diet and
high thinking, and their spirits have
gone down. The army hSI little
shelter last night and little broakflst
this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Press Report.
Omaha, April 2s.-In fight with
thieves at Missouri Valley, Ia, this
morning, the city marshal killed two OF
the people aud was badly injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Press Report.
Stuart. Iowa. April 2s.-rhe sacra-
mento division OF Kellys army swag-
gled into cnmp last night The army
is again reunited, and is in better
humor today than for some time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Press Report.
ST. Paul MINI. April 2s.--rhe Great
Northern strike situation is one Of
quiet watchflineas on both sides. No
trains are moving.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

Press Report.
Vienna, April 2s.--A beggnr attached
tho head Of the Rothschild'a bank, stab
bling him In the face while he was
walking on the street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

w Judge bradley Tor New Trial
for Brceisinridgc.

Pross Report.
Washington. Aprll 2s,--Judgo Brad
ley today overruled the motion of coun-
sci for u new trial for Brecls!nfiase.-
His bond for mn appeal was fixed ut
500. BreclSlnridge's council gave
notice OF an appeal to the court OF ap-
peala for the district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29

OF the UruRunyHu Government, Into
whose Hands lie Fen.

Presr Report.
Montewdco, April 2s.-Dn Cana IL a
pris lner Of the government of Uruguay
into whose hands he fell while escaping
from the Portuguese transport.
He was nred on by the uruguuyan
soldiers, hut was not injured,
pa CANA has actually Jumped from
the frying pun into the ire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
THREE NAVAJOES SUICIDE.
THEY WE'RE IN JAIL Al ALnuouE-
QuE FOR MURDER.
one Dashe- Ills Head ON thc Floor
One broke Hi- Neck Win a
Piece of Iron and one
jumped to Glory.


Press Report.
albuquerque, N NJ. April ss,--Thc
Navajo Indians in jail FOR the murder
OF d. NJ Smith suicided. ono Jumped
hcadnrsA from the top or cage. one
broke ~ neck with an iron bar and
the othcrifell on the floor and fractured
bls slluiiS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
WEATHER FOR THE WEEK.


-
''Sepn' MO- Ap'' -''--NS ias'
s''s'''' save ioiee''s's " ''ie Sso'Hi
"n'ss 70 VlosS 'ne eVl,'i"Vn' iao'ii
: 'P't - " NlnS :, "i''' i.''' way W
. ins next WIZ rvae' 'ne rao'no
80 leou' -H'y o. Nios, Wy ss's.H
nv ..'' WINS oy 'ne olose Vi ,ne ''n' .ns
go, a. N'''csS i'O'a w 7" ie'"'
'',e w.. -'u''viI se" ', $50 W 90
w Storms VIZ " 80 --,N'''e'
80, ., PAN ',s ms N'5' 49,,
' NO" ~Sv.''' espee'''''s ~ "''N "S'' ~
o. "e ~, Nv
,' wase p'rs,u'''s W. ~ W.
aa.,s,,,,,, -, a, IN, ,,r,,'a,,,,.
deveion very conslderaile force
The yo,,u, unva win crosse the West
ern maintains anont ne SIN the ereot
Central valleys about the 10Th. and tho
Eastsrn stotcs about tho igth The
cool wove win CROSS tho Western
mountains about the 1lth. the great
Central valleys about tho isth and the
l1nstsr, states abont the i5th
s, ,,,.t,t,,
IL IS peieNeu thht an supSVohcos are
at'eHueu py e'eu'r,e''y, ou' ~ u''i''us
Always ne detected me p'ese''oe Vi
eieetriolty Is known wheh a substance
mas more OF less thah aus hu'urN'
PuHhtitS' Mheh more Tue e'cV'rlo'S
hlan'ies's llA presence py an VHVrt 70
get away from the suosNnee' anu
Mnnn less IL utNNlOnN FORCE IN tlAlnE 10
go from substances containing more OF
y plusi TO the substances containing
less OF -
THESE are relative terms however
ana that when Is negative TO one
substance may be positive 10 oh'tnor'
go. pgu,USe ols my V9"sA'i' a9 49,
uie,'y nan d Heeo'u anu '''''' ''''
''''i'S ''A'' '"''u'
To Hus~a'e' In these lau'udes a
greater pot''sn OF electrlci'y comes 70
the earlh 'haissoes rom IT, WINE near
the e"rth equator the reverse IL true
In 'hese lau'utes' thereiore space ~
accounted posluVe ana me enrlh mega
i've me upper stratum OF elouus Is
called positive because oleetrloity
comes from 1t to the next stratum pc
low it, Counting from above down.
ward the second stratum Is POSITIVE 10
the third and negative to the iirst' pc
cause the electric force Is All the time
coming DOWNWARD anu the stratum OF
clouds next the earth contains more
electricity than any OF those above ana
yet 1t is called negative as TO those
above anu pos''iVe as 10 '"u 'urln'
Al ms entans'emeh' comes from
scientists endeavorinE TO establish a
class language Let us say Plus - ana
minus - instead OF positive and mega
tive, and the subject VIII be greatly
simplihed.
But - and - are relative terms,
and do not mean. absolutely, the
greater and smaller quantities, but
greater and smaller tensions. Suppose
we measure electricity by the bushel
and we take two equal quantities, n
bushel IN each, putting one into a
hogshead of earth and the other into
barrel OF earth. Each OF these mea-
sures would contain u bushol Of elec-
tricity. the same quantity exactly in
each. The electricity in the barrel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03

DID 1T STRIKE ANYTHING, SAlIY
desk. The negro remained standing
gloomily, but respectfully, by the win
dow.
Cato, do you know anything OF Mr.
Dumont-Mjss Dows cousin?'
The ncgro's white teeth suddenly
flashed in the lamp light "Yal hal |
reckon, sab"
I "Thcn he's a great friend Of your
people?"
~ don't know about dat. sahl But
he's poY'ful enemy of dc Reeds and
de Iligbcesl"
"On account of his views, Of course. 3"
"Dced mol" said Cato with an ns-
tvunied air. jess on account OF de
vendcttal"
"The vendetta?"
"Ycs, sab. De old blood quc'll OF dc
families. It's been goin' on over afty
years. sab. De grandfather, fadcr, and
bruddcr OF dc lligbecs was killed by
be grandfather, fadcr and brudder Of de
Doomonts. De Reeds clipped in when
oil de Iligbccs was played out, 70 dcy
was relations, but dcy was chewed up
by some Of dc Dowscs, first cousins TO
dc Doomonts."
"What2 Are the Dows Ia this ven.
detta?"
mo. sab. No mo-. Dey's bin no
man IN de family since Miss Sally's
fadcr dicd-dat's let dc Bows out TO-
over. De las shootin' was done by
Marse George Doomont, who crippled
Marsc Tom Higbcc's bruddcr 10, and
den Skipped 20 Europe. Dcy say he's
come back, and Is lying low over at AZ.
alanty. Dcy'll DO lively times ef he
comes here TO see Miss Sally"
but he may have changed his ideas
while living abroad, where this sort OF
thing 70 simple murder"
The negro shook his head grimly
Den he wouldn't come, sab. No, sab
He knows dat Tom Illgbec's bound to
go for him or leave dc place, and Marse
George wouldn't mind settlin' him, too,
as we'll rs his bruddcr, for de scores is
agin' de Doomonts yet And Marse
George amt no SLOUGH wild scatter
gun"
At any other time the in,ainenco Of
a survival OF the lawlcss baTbarism, OF
which he had heard so much. would
have impressed CORTLAND; now he was
only Interested in Il on account OF the
inconceivablc position in which II left
Miss Sally. Had she anything 90 do
with this balcful cousins return-or
was she only to be a helpless victim OF
Il?
A white, dazzling and bcwildering
Fash Of lightning suddenly III up the
room, the porch, the dripping ailnntus
and the flooded street beyond. II was
followed presently 10y crash Of thun-
der, with what seemed 20 be second
fainter fash 81 lightning, or rather as
II the FIRST fash had suddenly ignitcd
some inilammable substance. With tho
long reverberation Of the thunder still
Shaking the house, CORTLAND slipped
quickly out OF the window AID passed
down 20 the gate
Ibid II strike anything. sah?" said the
startled negro, as Courtland returned.
mot that can see, said his employer
shortly eco inside and call Zoe and
her daughter from the cabin and bring
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without hesitation" lie opened tho
back door, motioncd to Cato to pass ont,
followed him. locked the door behind
them and taking the negro's arm
walked beside the low palings TO the
end OF the garden, where they climbed
the fence and stood upon the open field
beyond
Unfortunately, II had grown lighter
with the breaking OF the heavy clouds,
and husty CLEANS Of moonlight chased
each other over the field, or struck n
glitter from standing rain pools be-
tween the little hilloclss 10 cross the
open field and gain the fringe 81 woods
on the other side was the nearest way
TO the quarters, but for the moment
was the most exposed course; 20 follow
the hedge 10 the bottom 81 the field and
the boundary fence and then cross ut
right angles, In its shadow, would be
safer. but they would lose valuable
time. Believing that Cato's vengcful
assailant was still lowering near with
his comradcs, CORTLAND caat a quick
glance down the shndowy line OF Usage
hedge beside them. Suddenly Cato
kfdNptN MS urn anu INlHAfu IN TIC
same direction, where the boundary
fcncc he had noticed = n barrier Of
rough palings the field. With
tile moon low on the other side 81 ", Il
was mere black silhouette, broken
only by bright, silver openings and
gaps along its surface that indicated
the moonlit Geld beyond At iirst
CORTLAND saw nothing clac. Then nc
was struck IS the fact that thcao open
ings became sncccssiycly and regularly
ccllprcd as with the passing - some
opaque objects behind them. u was "a
flc Of men on tho O'icr eitc e the
fence. keeping in rs thcltcr 60 they
crossed thc Geld towards his house.
Roughly calculating from the rassing
obscuratiors, there must have been
twelve or fifteen in all.
li0 oonld no longer doubt their com
bincd intcnti9n@ nor hesitate how 10
meet H. lie must "a once make for tho
quarters with Cato, cgen " lac hal 60
cross TINT open Geld before them. lie
knew that They would rYoil iajuring
him personally, IN the fear ~ possible
federal aud political complications, end
be resolved 20 uae that fear % insure
Cato's safety. Placing bis hnuap on
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swamp sab, but we'd have to go back a
spell 70 llnd IT,"
go onf'
"And dar's moccasins and copper.
heads lying round here Ia dc traill Dcy
don't 80 for ~ Rinerally-but," he heal
lated, white men don't stand much
show"
Good Then II Is as bad for those
who arc chasing US as for me- That
will do Lead on"
They rctraced their steps cautiously.
until the negro turned into a lighter
by-way. A strange mephitie odor
seemed 10 come from soddcn leaves and
raosscs that began 70 oozc from under
their feet They had picked their way In
silence for some minutes; the stuntcd
willows and cypress standing further
and further apart, and the openings
with clumps OF sedgc were frequent
CORTLAND was beginning 70 fear this
exposure Of his follower. and had
moved mp beside him, when suddenly
the negro caught his arm and trembled
violently. Ills lips were parted over his
teeth; the whites Of his eyes glistened,
he seemed gasping and speochless with
fear
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emit. said CORTLAND, in tone Of quiet
but positive authority.
"Arc dey goin' 10 bring back dc ole
'patter-rollers' "[the patrol or local
police who formerly had the surveil-
lance OF slavesl,r sah?" asked the man,
with slight sneer.
-! don't know" returned CORTLAND,
quietly, ignoring his ovcrseers manner.
s'But II they did you must comply with
4ho local regulations unless they con-
fict with the federal laws, when you
must appeal TO the federal authorities.
i prefer you should avoid any trouble
until you are sure"
II reckon dey won't try any games
NJ me-" said the negro, with short
Zugh.
= CORTLAND looked ut him intently.
81 thought as much. You're carrying
arms. Catol Hand them over"
The oyerseer hcsitatcd for n moment,
and then nnstrappcd revolver from
his belt and handed e 10 CORTLAND.
Snow, how many Of you are in the
habit OF going round the town armed
like this2"
,.Only dc men who've been insulted,
sah.e
! "And how have gou been insulted?s
; ..Narsc Tom Higbcc down Ia dc mar
Let rccltoned IL was high time fancy
rsgoers was drove into dc awnmp, and |
allowed that loafers and beggars had
g,ctfer rooat high when worlsln' folks
was around, and Marse Tom said he'd
nut my haht ont"
nAnd do you think your carrying q
revolver win prevent him and his friends
performing that operation II you pro
Eolcd them7"
"You said IA was 10 perfect ourseffs,
Ah.r returned the negro, gloomily.
[.Nhnt foh den did you drill ms TO use
dem rifle Ia de armory7"
.sTo defend yourselves together " Mt
fnclxcd, not 10 singly threaten with
chem In q street row. Together. you
xvouid stand some chance against those
men; separately they could cnt up,
Cato
~ wouldn't trnst too much 10 some Of
acm niggers standing together, sab. Z"
said Cato. darisly. "Dcy'd run before
lie old mnsters--if dcy didn't run 20 EN-.
kShuah'
~ fcnr 81 this kind had crossed
courtland's mind before, but he made ~
,reecnt comment. 81 found two Of the
ermory rifles In the mems cabins yes
serday;r he resumed quietly. "sce that
4, Aces not occur againl They must
not b. taken from the arrlory except TO
defend ~
7 t'Yes. sab.
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by his side glistcned for an instant ia
the moonlight, but he did not move.
The two men rode up 70 tho frWt apcals.
or and exchanged words a light laugh
followed. and the FIRST speaker turned
again 20 CORTLAND with q hooking
politcncss.
Ivory well, connie, n thats your
opinion and you allow we can't follow
our game over your property. why we
reckon We'll have 70 give way y Rosc t'Io
can. Sorry TO have troubled yoM Good
night"
10 lifted his hat Ironically. waved Il
% his followers, and the next moment
the whole party were gnlloping furious
IS towards the high rond.
Tor the first time that evening ncrv-
ous sense ~ apprehension passed over
tourtiand. Tho impondlngpf como nm
known danger Is always moro tcrribls
% brave man than the most over
whclming odds that he can see and
realize Tie felt instinctiycly r,at they
had uttered no eaguc bravado To cover
up their doicai; there was SIN some
advantage ON which they confidently
rcclsoncd but whnt? Was II only q
reference 90 tlin other party tracking
them through the woods. on which
their enemies now solely relied? Tie
rgnircd Cato quickly; the white teeth
~ ihe fa,llshiy confident negro were
a'rcaAy .a1hing his Imagined triumph
90 hlsemrloycr Courtland'e heart grew
ticli g. ~ new n.
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Champncy rose and shook hands with
him awlEwardly. THE shower seems
70 he holding up" he said, land I'll
toddlc along before IL starts afresh.
Good night | say--you didn't mind
my coming TO you in this way, did you?
liy Jovc' ! thought you were q little
: stand-ofiish az first. But you know
what meant"
Perfectly. and I thank youl" They
shook hands again. Champncy stepped
from the portico, and reaching the
gate seemed 10 vanish and become
part Of the darkness.
The storm was not yet over; the air
had again become close and suffocating.
CORTLAND remained brooding in his
chair. Whether he could receipt
chnmpncy's news rs true or not, he felt
that he Iarst end this suspense at once.
a half guilty consciousness that he was
thinking more Of it in reference TO his
own passion than his duty 60 the com.
pany did not render his mcditations less
unpleasant. Yet while he could not
reconcile Miss Sally's condolences In
the cemetery In regard TO the indiffcr-
cncc;of her people 90 Champney's atten-
tions with what Champncy had just told
\ him Of the reasons she had given him
tfor declining them. ! am afraid he was
not panied by her peculiar ethics.
lover seldom finds fault with his mis-
trcss for dccciving his rival, ard Is as
little apt TO consider the logical dcduc-
ton that she could deceive him also, as
Othello was 90 accept Brabantios warn
Ing. The masculine sense Of honor
which would have resented the friend
ship Of n man capable Of such trcachcry
does not hesitate in accepting tho love
OF woman under the Same conditions.
Perhaps there Is an implied compliment
IN thus allowing her 70 take the sole
ethical responsibility, which few women
can resist.
In the midst OF this gloomy abstrac-
ton CORTLAND suddenly raised his head
and listened.
"Cuto."
Eyes, sab"
There was the sound OF heavy foot
steps in the hall coming from the rear
of the house, and presently darker
bulk appeared in the shndowed door
way. II was his principal overscer-a
strong and superior negro, selected by
his fellow freedmen from among their
number In accordance with Courtland's
new regime.
did you come here from the planta-
ton sr the town."
'Thc town, sab"
~ think You had better keep out OF
the town In the evenings for the pres-
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them IN tho hall. Stay TN como. Col
III shut the windows myself"
1T must have struck somewhere, sab,
shuahl Deh's n pow'ful smell OF sulphur
right here" said tho negro as he left the
room. -
CORTLAND thought 50 too. bat Il wee
= kiad 81 sulphur that hc had smell
bcforc-on the battle Gcldl For. when
the door was closed behind bis over
seer, hc took tho lamp 20 tho opposite
wall and examined Il carefully. There
WA che distinct hole made by bullet
which had missed Cato's head az the
open window by an inch.
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sally QoMS,
AN AGW- war ESNaVgvF
1lSsNSQ TnE SOytS:SS
80 BRET HARTE.

ooPYNGlr. 1872. ef ne AuTl0R-

rose and 7sigeo tnvarua sns .re.. -.
dow, its blank panes and the interior Of
the Office was illuminated by CLEAN
OF returning lightning.
lie entered the Office bidding Cato
follow, end lit the lamp above his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-22

raaper. Texas. August H.--Jasper has
hsen all aelow with excitement for the
nast few days. W. G. AveFlli. trafne
rnanoaer OF the Rsysec read, has been
with our people cad offered pfoposl '
~ wing me road 20 Jasper. The pro2o-
-, viii he accepted. ana We feel as
80, s.s1 Of the road In the near iutufe;;
linen, asain, MT. clark, cpH.fae,g .i..' u
a.. sailnS Pass latues, was mere GAM
80, ne rock fer lefty purposes How ne
Vas, Vas SATISFIED We did not learn -,
Ig Kelley, editor Of tue beauinon'
y, ~ ~ Rsker, a railroad contract1r,
S Sod Mr.. ,. Higgins az neAnmonl a, e.,,
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the 800 Nt,e.s co-n.ng lnto town are enoash
70 make Us happy