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SOUTHERN REPUBLICS,
Demands of Mexico Refused by II
Guatemalau Governments.

Demands of Mexico Refused by the
Guatemalan Government.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. lS.-It is stated
on good authority that negative answer
to Mexico's demands against the Guate-
malan authorities will ARRIVE in this city
about the 18th OF the present month, an
excerpt of which has already been re-
ceived by wire from Jose +. Godpy,
Charge d'At1airs for Mexico in Guate-
mala.
TREATIES WITH THE UNITED STATES.
SAN SALVADOR, Jan. IS.-A general
movement is on foot to have all the Gem
trail American countries annul the exist
ing eXtraditiOn treaties with the United
States, but nothing will be done until
the result of Castellano's mission to
Washington is learned.
BRAZILIAN INTRIGUEs.
PANAMA, Jan. lS.-Rio de Janeiro adj
vices state that there is anxiety as TO the
result of the accusations against Peixoto,
CatlhO, Monteiro and others, presented
by Congressional committee last night,
President MOraes and the Minister of
Justice held long conference, and after
ward the President called in a number
OF Senators known to be loyal To him.
PeiXoto's friends declare that the Gov
ernment dare not push the charges.
CHILE'S NEW MINISTRY,
WAsHINGTON, Jan. IS.-Mr McGarr.
our Charge d'Affaires at Santiago, Chile
has informed the State Department that
new Ministry was announced there On
the 1th of December, and has since been
installed. The Cabinet is Liberal, and ia
composed as follows: Ramon Barros
Luca, Minister of the Interior and Chief
OF the Cabinet; Luis Barros Borgone.
Foreign Relations, Worship and Coioniz-
alton; Osvaldo Renjiti, Justice and Pub
lie Instruction; Manuel Salustio Fernan-
dez Haciend, Treasury; Carlos Rivera
loire, War and Marine; Elias Fernando
Albano, Industry and Public Works.
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Suspected Train-Robbor Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l8.-A young man, who
calls himself Charles King, and who is
suspected Of having been implicated in
the hold-up and robbery of an express
car on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad at ChllIiCothe, Carroll
County, Iowa, last Saturday, was arrested
i'll dlsreputable resort at the instance OF
one OF the inmates, who gathered from
his talk that he was concerned in the rob-
berry. He had big revolver and consid-
cradle money, and his description taIIies
with one OF those sent out from OtCumwa,
Iowa
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REBELLION IN GREECE.

Report That King Goorgios I. Has
Abdlcated.
PARIS, Jan. lS.-The rumor that a re-
oeIlIon had broken out in Greece is cur
rent upon the Bourse of this city, Vienna
and Berlin. Nothing has been received
direct from Athens on the subject. The
latest Bourse rumor includes the report
Of the abdication Of the King of Greece,
Georgios l. The report, however is not
COniirmnd
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Miss sterenson,s peath.

AsHvILLE IN. c., Jan. 1S.-Miss Ste-
venson, daughter OF Vice-President Ste
venson, died at l:15 o'clock this afternoon.
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SITUATION VERY GRAVE.

LoNDoN, Jan. IS.-The Greek Consul
here has heard nothing OF the insurrec-
ton IN Greece, but dispatch received
from Paris says disturbances occurred
last evening in front of the Cham bers at
Athens, and the situation is said to he
very grave.
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NJ. DUPUY'S DIPLOMACY.

LoNpoN, Jan. lS.--A Paris dispatch to
the Graphic says: ''Once again NJ. Dupuy
has shown complete mastery of a difficult
situation by planting at the head OF affairs
a man who is his own colleague, and who
IS unlikely TO eclipse him by more power
1ul personality, such as might have been
expected from NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau.
NJ. Dupuy has given evidence OF Il truly
Auvergnat subtlety." The dispatch adds
that the free traders are especially elated
because OF NJ. faure's election.
THE DUKE OF ORLEANS.
DOVER (Eng.}, Jan. 1S.-The Duke of
Orleans and suite left for London to-day.
Nj. de Bonlval, the Dukes Secretary, said
that an alleged interview with the Duke.
printed in England yesterday, was a
pure fabrication.
THE MINISTRY'S FAREWELL.
PARIS. Jan. 1S.-The staff of the Minis
ter OF Marine called upon President Faure
to-day and bade farewell to him as their
chief The President then went to the
Elysee Palace, where he was received
with military houors.
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CREEKS RUNNING BANK FULL
High Water in YOlo County Caused
by Heavy Rainfall.
SWAMP LAND DISTRICT IN DANGER
OF INUNDAIION.

Lieutenant Governor Millard Still
Confined to His Bed, Owing to the
His Condition Is Reported to Be
Slowing Improving-Not Expected
to Be Able to Reach Sacramento
Before the Early Part of Next
Month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

nockp5rt, Texas. November B.-Aftor a
meeting OF the board OF trustees Of the
deep water company yesterday at Aran-
sas Hnrlor. Mr.. Alexander Brown OF Bal
tlmore and his party came UP here so ns
to visit Aransas Pass. The party leit
this morning AT $50 in a rtiT northeastHr
ON the tug Seminole for the Pass. Mr.
Brown does not regard the work ut inc
PaHs az n problem. but looks upon u ana
speaks OF It az one OF the sure things OF
the carly future. lie Ia quoted as having
said that there was no ''if' In the matter
that he would ''get deep water at Afnn-
sas rnss, cure" such talk from ms
source begins to stiffen the backs OF ths
dccp water pcoplf alonE th.st SHORES.
THE weather has been bluHtery sinee
Friday nlght--northerly and northeastery
Winds. with two days OF slow ram ine
water on Tho bar u very roukh nho lnt.tt
ferci with work considerably. The result
Of the work 10 far has surpassed expestA'
tons. and the twelve foot chnnhsl iuo ,,,,H,,
along the crest Of the bar.
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rouLrny POINTERS.

Feeding cayenne pepper too Literally "
apt to produce liver troubles:
|, Now IL good time 10 begin mnrkruns
The surplus stock of rockerels;
II you were wise you sent the oli iiehS
10 market before they begin 70 mott
DO YOU tolerate the cross fowl ~ thc
flock? One fighting hen viii torment inc
whole lot ,,o
Neynr dump tho grain dewn 70 wv
fowls. Broadcast II. 80 that ali VIII nave
yon can find no better market for soine
NJ YOUR wheat chan 10 fped u !" your
hens Wheat u the egg food. III.
sec that your honscs have frcsn airt
in ihcm for Che winter, y ~i' Nv pas Y
II Won Keep bantams for the ...hiiuren,
hive d separate run for them. They are
a nuisance ampuE large fowls
"a vhIte,,ashin. The rnops, Iliry, WIZ
stnnd whIiewushing every spring ana fsli'
N'i,is tx 4 good season 10 wash tue IN
t,ricr d The coop. aud u you pni al
nrnca n csrbnlic voter y, erfrT ny q
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.m,xrs ron rnr Ar,.nY.

Go into wlntor quarters with rs many
young hcrs as possible.
There arc about 5000 bees In u pound:
4 gallon of honey weighs u or IL
pounds, nccorllug 10 itS density
There IL more profit with less lnbor ~
400 hives Of bees ihnn w 100 ucrcS ~
land. but you should know whnt TO do
aud do " IN time.
Comb honey seldom granulntes u kept
IN d uniform temperature that y MOI
too cold. II will keep better In the
kitchen than IN the cellar.
Bees generally require about thirty
pounds Of stores upon which 10 winter
Sometimes they will need even more.
md ag1lp they will consume coislderable
less.
Socnrr Italian hons, aa they are the
hest workers and are more hardy. Bees
must be- protected from the cold of the
Northrrn States. They can he wintcied
In cellars or buried In n dry place IN the
ground and ventilation given.
An Of the bees should be looked over
now and then md the hives thoroughly
cicnnrd. DO not leave trash of any
nishrs a good nest for the moth miller;
Src that al the dead bees nre brushed
on tie combs and everything left clean
aud sweet
Whnt farmers are looking for today u
aomcihng that will yield nm Income out
nuIte nm item In the income Of the
farmer. aud would he made from what
Il going TO waste every yenr. MANY IN
article could he bonEht with tho honey
Tor the beos Honey can be readily soln
In ans market for ~ to 1S cents per
pound. ,u. s..
Bee keeping In connection with iarnl-
ing l. one Of the most paying branches;
II Involves no direct cost, M they WIZ
pny for themselves IN one senson' ,a go
hat money Invested :" returned by lVo
per cent the first year; ana you hn,e
ceilont article for the table. There " ~.
ways ready market for honey. ~ what
cn,i The farmer Of today batter 10 ,nnn
IN lecn d few swnrms of beesf WIN
modern conycniences. such NJ bee vial.
and smokers. there Is no danger oil BENG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

Creary yesterday. The young man had
Injured the tinrers with a saw, nccessitat-
inE amputation.
The manager OF the Houston Clearing
House REPORTS the banlka novVmrn, AZ
Houston for Novfmbf, u as 81 AZ 26t
The members OF the Ladies' Ali society
OF the Central Christian church Will hold
meeting al tho church this AFTERNOON at
o'clock
Robert Hart OF Rosenberg Is IN the city.
W, IL. o'Neil OF Dallas Is at the Hutch
ins
Jcr Lamar OF New York Is at the Law
lor
j. S, Maenamara OF san Antonio was in
the city yesterday.
Dr. h, l.. Lewis Of Dallas Is in the city,
guest at the I.awlor.
Frank Whltiow 0 newspaper man OF
lnpfaiigc, is In the city.
II. p. Rock. editor of tho Beaumont Her
AID, was in the cry yesterday GU route to
San Antonio.
Miss Ida Buford OF. beaumont Is tue
guest OF her sister. Mrs. J. +. Lanler at
''oS Main street.
Mrs. c. W. Robinson and Mrs. J. u.
McClanahan OF Cold Springs are visiting
Mrs. {. Il. Martin at ITO Rusk avenue.
Captain J, u. Riley Of Omaha, who IL at
the head OF the Houston Construction
eenpanS. Is IN tho city again after a
lengthI abgeuctI
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IlYMl NEAL.

DAVIS-D oLEN-C Top. Texas,
November tO--At the residence Of the
brides parents Mr.. w. c. Davis to Miss
Adlc e, Dolcn.
GAINES-KELLY 80 Comanche, Texas.
November l0-Ed C.. Gaines young law
yer, and Miss Annie Kelly. were married
on the 7th instant.
JACKSON BROWN. -aTimpson, Texas,
November ll,--Married near here. MIR. Wat
ter jackson 10 Miss poeia Brown, J. Il.
Jackson officiating.
,sMYRL-WApE =, Jacksonville. Texas.
November l2-Nr. J. ID, Smyrl was mar
rled to Mrs q. w. Wade at the residence
OF Or. j. II. Fuller, Rev ]. ]. Williams
officiating.
LOW NSEND--Weimar. Tex
as November i3.-Married last evening at
the residence OF the br de's mother Mrs.
Townsend. Miss ola Townsend to Mr.
Walter Lpwrey, both of this city, IL young
and popular couple.
MERSBERGER JUNGDECK -
Sinner, Texas, November lS.--Married
the Youngbooker hotel, Miss Norma Jung
becker TO Mr. Z, c, Mcrscbcrger, both OF
this pace, Rev. WIN. Dziewas officiating.
DOUBLE wEDDfNG-Sln Marcos
Texas November lS.--Dr David Coomba
and Miss Alma Malone and Mr.. J. A.
Smith and Miss Medic McKie were mar
ried Yesterday afternoon. Rev Buck Har-
rls officiating.
DOUBLE WEDDING-Brenham, Texas.
November Eat the Catholic church
SUNDAY morning, the priest IN charge Of
llagia Wagileska and Mr.. Albert Budinik
and Mariana Wasilleskn were united In
marriage In the presence OF large num-
Der OF friends.
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PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS


Philadelphia Bulletin; In the East
using that term In It's broades, moa Ing
Thomas Il. Reed Of Maine Is apparently
the faYorlte. Governor MclSinloy has
many followers In the Atlantic States.
and ex-President Harrison. has a strong
hold upon the masses. But Reed sccniS 10
be the first choice OF tho active poiIticl
element which fills conventions ana nomi-
mates candidates, Mr. Reed was not on
cordial terms with President Harrison
during the closing years OF HARRISON q
term, aud II he wns not In the arrange
ment TO nominate Mar. Blaine IN iSs2 no
was very close TO H.. AT present Mr. Reed
receives the general support ~ tho elo-
mcnt which MIR. Harrison alienatod.
Chicago Record; II seems to be gon-
orally conceded that both the foremost
political leaders in the republican party
look with a friendly eye ON the amblt .ons
OF Thomas B. Reed. MIR. Plat has de-
clarod himself for Morton, hut this need
not hinder him from ehangins nus m.nd
as expectancy may demand, The sup
port OF Morton covers any little plans
which the willy leader may have on foot,
and It affords him an opportunity TO be
e.aptiNatingiS "trank as To- w. inten,
fades completely out OF the situation. botl
Plat and Quay, together with some of
the other party loadera, may be expected
10 become Reed men.
'HlghEp AlllltS-lltldiAH Nv hNNls Alhhl
COMES from Washington to the effect
that Reed win cndeavor TO prick the Cui.
lom presidential boom IN this State by
Ignoring the claims OF Illinois republican
leaders to important committee chnir-
manshlps In not based on correct intorma.
ton us TO political demands, II Mir. Reed
really imaglnes that The cuilom boom u
anything so formidable that It needs &c
be feared or that he can bring about its
collapse by ignoring the claims OF suct
men as Hopkins Cannon ana HIT, II IL
not crodtable TO his political sagacity
Providence Telegram; The republican
prcsidt ntlnl uspirants continue TO be afraid
OF opening their mouths or expressing az
opinion. They would evidently rlther sec
all this years. elections lost than 20 OF
the stump and say word on any live
political Issue. No help do they give then
party in it's great struggle IN Maryland
and Kentucky or In the hot faint going al
IN New York One and all refuse to max,
"A single speech.
Providence Journal II the foudes
homes OF tho Ohio republicans should IL
realized In spite Of their factlonNl dltfcr
onces and the majority Of the state ucke
loom IN to remarkable proportions, woul,
Governor MciSinleys presidential boon
profit thereby, or would GoNernof-vlnc
Bushnell got the benefit Of tho decisive
victory
Chicago Tribune: The objection to Sen
ntor Allison Is that he was born II
Ohio" IA It? Many mnn has risen 4
greatness In spite Of that drawback. l
was not senator Allgcn's fault thdt II
was bo,u in Ohio, and he got away iron
there at the first good opportunity
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THE DEATH ROLL.

W, S. MEAD.-Montague Texas. No.
was II years old.
w. 2. CHANDLER. -Denison. Tesas
Novemper u;-W. u. Chandler. aged n
MRS. WILLIE sWEENY -sh.rr,,,
Texas. November li.-Alrs. Whine s,vsan,
might. e e'y last
=, HENRY A. GILpIN.-Corpus Christ,
on ssS AZ P SSysmber lS,pied q, his home
II, 1896, Colonel Henry a. Glipln.
"A. ID; MARTIN. : Pittsburg. Texas
November 1i-A. ID. Martin merchant
and eS.rcpresentative, died al his home
Two miles west Of here yesterday.
>llENRY MooRE.--McKinn,y. Texas.
November 9.-Iicnry Moore died last night
g. his home six miles north OF McKinney'
lie was Texas pioneer and an astrnY .
omer OF sta,e note.
CAFHARlNA ltEYER-Ellinror. Texas
OF XII Sn, SNMCatharna, infant daughter
AZ u a., M and was buried SaturfIav II
inc Lutheran cemetery In Ross Prairie
lanes oHNSoN.-Denison. Texns
Nvvemter n-Jamcs johnson. nre5 ~
ia% sts n "ho I Fasidsd With his father-in.
day. d - yesteF-
ANTON BARTA.-oakland, Texas. No.
Nolnher II, - Anton Bnrta, n RohemInr
boy II years old. died OF Typhoid fev"r !,
MS fathers Uohn Bartn) home n, i :, ~, '
day. u "pHnar w.
HOUSTON DOYLE..-Irxinr,on. Texns
November l3.-IIouston Doyle, an old ma y
living about four miles from here WINS
found dead by his family Yesterday morn.
lng lie had been suffering from dropsy
Tor some time.
l. a.. MAPHIS. - Jacksonville. Texas
November l2.-Dr. l. A. Maphls died nero
at A. m. sunday, the 10th instant. after
an Illness of three months With Hr.r1t,s
disease. lie was proprietor of the drug
firm OF |, y. Alaphis q Co.
WILL MERCER.-Roc Texas No.
vember G.-Mr. WIN Mercer. a young nj
lot al Aransas Pass and rlsed there. died
IN RockpoT yesterday OF typhoid fever al
the residence OF Captain Sam Gray, lie
was buried at the Pass today. The infant
son OF Mr., George Ansloy died here nav
day.
MRS. JESSIE WILLIAMS. Palestine
Texas. November l2-Atrs. Jcssio Mil.
iums aged about 20 years q Young moth.
er and the Wife OF r. $. williams. The pro.
prletor Of Williams printing house, ana
brother OF the evangelist. Sid Williams
died IN this city today nj l:i0 y. M after
an Illness OF several months from lung
trouble, The remains Will he carried 10
l!aGrange tonight for burial. MIR and
Mrs. Williams were comparatively new
corners 10 Palestine. but had been hero
long enough TO rndear themselves 10 q
great many people,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

house In tho Same mysterious manner,
The horror OF our citizens In only euuaied
by their mystiiicntlon. What Is the agency
that has accomplished these three crimes
| handed him hack the paper and gazcd
him Htefniy In the eye.
How much do you known asked.
He smiled aud stretched out hand
With stln. crooked fingers,
"pnly the last one lie said, 'nnd !
wish could do II over again a thousand
times
Then his head seemed to cloud again, he
got down from the dcak and struck into
n storcotyned whine. 'h.xcuse me-" lac
raid, II must have been talking too much,
say. a dime, now, for . glass OF beer. II
Mould not break you"
gave him the dime and he drifted out
md the wenderer. with both hts thirst
and hia memories, was swallowed up by
Wv 1INVs NV NNN'.' y. W w. M.s.p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

Hoax-Have YOU any life insurnuoe2
J0nN-No Can't get any, | play foot
bail. --Philadelphia Record.
II is said that girls are not so pretty
no they were twenty years ago"
Some OF them orn't Misc Elderly. -
why do you spppose the geye,rnm;sn ].
where therA isn't any ishlng"
''Pcrhaps the reports Of a man who
never caught any FISH would be moro re-
liable. New York Recorder.
Mrs. IIicka-I thought YOU seemed to
agree pretty well with DR.. Thirdlys SER
mon this morning2
MIR. IIicks-iIow soI
Mira, Hicks. YOU nodded to about every
thing he saId.-Tit Bits
pauber with fins scornl-call ;hls a
bohemian club. and having that aordid
cid Phllistine, Goldmorc, as a member
inkerman Quietly Whats what he's
here for-he goes our ball.--New York
World,
Weary watkins-sav. II you was whore
YOU had chance to steal q nam or q
bottle OF booze and hadn't had nothih
10 cat for three DAYS, which would yei
hungry Hlggins-Yop talk like a mar
with a wooden leg. How Kin ] Imagine
to steal a bottle o. booze?-indiHnapolii
journal.
Pretty Dear In Front ROW of Chorus
You know Lord Tom Noddv2
prc'tv nenr In s't1nd Row OF Chorus
Rather What Of him n.,, =, c,a.,s
why. last night he fairly stared M
ou' ~ countenance.
Pretty Dear In Second Row Of Chorus
dear. or elise l would congratulate YOU
Ally Sloper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

straved or stolen-Brown horse mule ls
hands. years. no brand shod all around,
81 reward Small roam mare. branded y
on left thigh, about wears IA hands
small scar under law. not shod, had on
stake rope: $3.50 reward sorrel marc mu g.
Q or 10 yeais. 10 hands. Spanish brand
looks like X on hin and Spanish brand on
W. had on stake rore IS eward last two
raised near Waverlv. Walker county, ana
may have gone that way, 500 reward.
hands hranied i G on left shoulder, small
white spot In forehead. small white spot
on back. ,,,,, 4,
color about years. 200 pounds, undcrblt
In left ear crop in right one narroW'
about | wear. blue IN color. no MARKS Al
bert Erickson. sheriff.
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Rack q the seed barn OF tne depart
mont OF agriculture is a very funny
Kind OF garden. At covers about hait
an acre which IL divided M into many
little rcetanE.er patches. OF the later
there are 40 IN ALL which are sown with
as many different kinds OF grasses. the
seeda for most OF these have been OBJ
inln,d from foreign countries. through
United States consuls, VINO have re-
sponded 10 u circular sent out by tho de-
partment OF state requesting thein 70
aend samples In fact, they como from
all over tho world and the purpose Of
the garden described is 10 make fairy
comprehensive exhibit OF the grasses Of
all lands
Included among the 40 species are va
rioua kinds OF forage PANS. The Idea
OF this novel exhibit is original with
Prof. Scfibnor, the agrostol1gist recently
Engaged ay the department OF Nefleul-
ture, when all OF the plants are fuly
developed, along toward autumn, the
garden viii bc very pretty 20 look npuh'
There VIII be bamboos, which he,ons 20
tho family OF grasses, ADJOINING we
harden II l.. q. Towards insect rearing
Establishment. In which bugs OF nuln-
tudlnous varieties are bred under glasses
The latter gentleman joculhrly threat
oncd to lc, out his bugs TO lorowsc upon
Prof scrlbncrE grasses. not 10 men-
tIon tho plants Of different kinds which
prof wlloy " cultlvatiB In the I'M
mediate vlriuitv
prof Wiley hna nm outnt Of u very pc
rulinr sort. Il consists Of shed with u
rlnns roof. out from under which run u
series OF parallel railway traoks for n
distance Of co or 70 feet. ON the rails
nre miniature nat cars which carry
huge ,nrthrn pots aii wooden tube IN
each tub IL u growing plant. There arc
II uumer Of specimens OF each klnd OF
nlant-pott'o, PEA or what moi
growing Inv n diHornnl knd OF sou, lht
purpose Ia view "a 20 ma nui 1ust noW
much available Inod W cohl"h'' ~ w
rloug soilA Ihr s9llH 'nir;nN Vn I'D 1,tS
pIeNiou,iy n''n pn'lY ~. ~, a,,,,
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a,i,, -, W., S,,,,t, IN, ,r,,ess work have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

Corpus Christ, Texas, November H.
Mr.. John Fitch. who has large land III
terests in the western portion of tbs
county. 10 in the city attending court
He says the statement published some
time ago In the state papers that sorg
hum kills stock is not true In his neigh
borhcod. He has been feeding his $40 *
on sorghum for many years and says
there IL no difference In the first and
SECOND crop. Sorghum, he saws, IL good
feed for his stock, and Intends to colt
tnue feeding II,
vitre: scs are In the city from ad1oring
counties attending district cour SnA,
siderable business has been transacted
already. Three murder cases are set for
trial this court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

ALVIN. Taxus, November is.f-In' ANVIL
f,.zoria and Western railroad proleot y
proRressing satisfactorily. Enough money
has bsen raised In Alvin 70 nAhs pre-
llu,lnsry survey Of the line which WIZ q
drnr Immediately, Some 81 me iarkaV
~ issrs q land through Which CO., " ,,, nnJ
aonatioi,s in the share OF land. cam An4
rirht of way privileges. A Wes,iprX n.
the esecntivc coninittee VIII " WY sl ~, Y.
,,rotfertd donasions Of lana W u>eeN -
srur iisedr csppaeuc*e. X 4 \.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

Hampstead. Texas. November is-rhe
first part of the material for tho con-
struction Of the 5000 bridge across the
Brazos arrived today. as did also four OF
the crew who are 20 supervise tho work,
captnin Logsins OF Howth and fone Of
his nrishbors experifnenten WITH long STA
small scaic and sent samples OF the STAPLE
10 spinncra. Today Mr., Loggins wnn roti.
fed thar hc would receive from ~ 70 p
cents pound. The land around liowth "
considered very fine for the production or
Sea Island cotton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

san Augustine. Texas. November Il
The commissioners court met In regular
session yesterday and anong Other ous'-
ness transacted in Obedience TO petition
with the REQUESTS number OF slgners
they ordered a local option election TO De
held az the various polling plases IN me
county on Monday, Deeemnsr hs sn
t,,e proepocts are that they VIII Eucce q
aa the pros will all turn out Us uh.g
saeni VERY determined and there SENS
nc n good deal OF apathy on the part OF
thu antics.