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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Hlllsboro, Tex, Jan. 2.-Hon. II s
Smith. candidate for speaker of me
next house OF representatives, left last
night for Austin TO look after his
FENCES. He WAS accompanied TO the
depot by large delegation OF the lead
Ing citizens Of Hillsboro. Prior 10 his
departure for the depot your cores
pondent and about twenty other lead
Ing Democratic friends met In the
office OF Mr.. Smith and took survey
or the field and canvassed the sitti-
alton, and the unanimous conclusion
was from votes pledged to Hn
ccnnty's fnvorlte son and an canal
division OF the unpledged votes that
our Tom would have the longest pole
and knock the Derslmmon on Tie first
ballot ''N'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Q, ". Barnhart. r1ner1T f-aI,,L,
agent OF tho Cotton BED spent ys y.
ierday Ia che city. Taking over ina
situation at the beginning 81 the YEAR
ne says that prospects are much better
aOw IMAM year ago. re says that
october ana November Of the past year
showed The heaviest business ~ amy
Two months IN the history OF the y6ar.
He says he thinks The last cotton crop
Of rexaF when fully msrketed viii he
sennd 70 ~ very Close TO thfee million
pales' making an immense increase hi
was 2,20o.cee bales.
G. G Arnold. freight oiisln agent OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Dallas. Tex. Jan. 2.-AIr slrnon
Mayer' proprietor OF Mayors Garden.
with loyal memories OF tho ap.fd,.t.Is :, A.,
has had reproduced in fae simne utnia-
ture the historic Castle OF Hohenzoiiern
the home OF the rulers OF Germany Tor
20 many generations, and vaileh h stlJi
maintained by the government.
AT Mayer passed his youth near the
hight OF this castle. and he h very
much pleased with the reproduction OF
~ lne NIUE castle win be formally
eieties Of Dallas next Saturday eveniae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Waco, Tex, Jan. 2.-Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector George T. Holman
was asked today about the going into
effect yesterday OF the income tax law.
aud remarked that he supposed the law
went into effect yesterday, but he had
received no instructions concerning ii.
he says 1t Is likely to remain in statu
quo untll congress puts up the money
for its execution, and does NOT balievc
that any instructions concerning ii
VIII be issued util the matter Of an
APPROPRIATION b datarnlnnh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Denlson, Tex, Jan 2.-Gcneral Pas
senEer Agent Crush Is back from the
North.
Col. John S. Ellio,t of Boonville. Mo.
tie contractor. Is here.
Mrs J. IL. Powers OF Pueblo. Col.
writes here asking Information no.
garding her husband. who she claims,
started Tor Denison August 30 last. to
Work Tor the Katy. Powers, as vet.
has not shown up hero. nut ID No.
heved 10 be In California.
me standard rule school opened
with fair attendance. No "playlng
hockey viii be tolerated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Canvass shows smith Leading for
the SnenlserahIn.

Austin. Tex. Jan. 2.-The following
members OF the next legislature have
already arriy ed: T. $. Smith OF Hill.
and J. r. Cough of Collin. A. r. Nor
rison OF Hamilton. W. W. Turney OF
NJ Paso. G. r. Turner of Rusk, ID. l..
Martin OF Kinney, JEFF McLemore OF
Nueces, J. d. Seabury OF Cameron,
r. A. Smith Of Tom Green.
Representative Patterson Of Bell
arrived this afternoon. or the eleven
members present two are candidates
for speaker. Two are for Cough. one
Is non-committal, and seven are for
Smith for speaker
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

brentwood, Tex, Jan "A resi-
denee belonging to S. P. Hale was par
tally DESTROYED by fire hero at y, m.
tonight When the FIRE broke out a
young man named Morris stewart, iiv-
ms three doors away, upon opening
ms door' received a bullet directly
through the leg about half way no.
tween the knee and ankle, IRE by some
persons unknown. The wound Is serious
and may necessitate amputatlnn..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
NEWS OF A DAY FROM DALLAS.
THE GREAT GRAND PRESIDENT OF
THE BAND OF KINDRED
Issues a BuII of accommodation
Against . Fort worth NeEro-He
Tried to Sell soft Gold Very
cheap--A suspect Arrested.

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 2.--rhere is a big
spill; in the Band Of Kindred order, .
colored Organization. in comparison
with which the great Democratic fuss
OF two years ago IS not in st.
1t appears that there was meeting
on November . last at Bear Creek
duly called BY President S. c. Gates.
Tor the purpose OF setting the time
for the state convention and attending
TO much other important business.
This meeting was SO large that IT
broke in two. owing TO scrap be-
tween President Gates and vIce-Presi-
dent Claiborne. The. delegates divided
into two bodies. following eaA Of those
officers.
The president called nesting to
take place In Waco December e, and
the vice-president issued his call for
a meeting In Fort Worth on the same
date.
The Rev. Jacob Tontalnc. the great
grand president and life Chartered OH
Ger and chairman OF the board OF d.
rectors, was called upon 10 arbitrate
the differences between the factions
and, he called a meeting OF the Two
wings TO take place In Dallas Decem-
Der Is. in leu OF the two other meet
tngs.
President Gates followers obeyed the
call and met In Dallas. while Wee
President Ciaihorne'a wing ignoged IL
and met at Fort worth and set up for
themselves.
Now comes Great Grand President
and Life Chartered ofheer Fontains
ana thunders the following bull Of ex-
communication against the presump-
tlous Vlce-Prcsident Claiborne and his
followers:
Dallas. Tex. Dec. 2G.--To All Whom
II May Concern; I. Jacob Fontaine.
great grand president Of the Band Of
Kindred q the United states OF Amer
Tea aud the state OF Texas. by virtue
OF the power vested IN me by the char
ter granted the ABOVE order. February
2. 1891. do hereby disapprOve and de-
nourca Vioc-Fresidant Claiborne and
hla followers and disclaim any and all
connection with thgm. And j further
notify them not 10. use ny name in
print or 70 any document, and II 50
used 1t will be a forgery and subject
them to the penalty Of the law"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Austin. Tex, Jan. 2--The comptrol-
ler's office today reports Interest due
semi-annually January l on state bonds
held by special funds as follows:
Permanent university fund. sl4. 800.
a. and N. college fund. $1,000: per
manent school fund. s57.0l5. deof "a
dumb asylum fund, 1891 30: innstic
asylum fund. $3.50; blind asyinnr
Sl,sgI5o; orphan asylum fund. sI5.
total. SI255 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Ncsr~s Jerry Evans ana a,
cit Of Fort Worth Is at IN or,ni ,seN-
~ H. Willard or Arilwaul,ee a.
at lhe Oriental. y
81 pae city. =
AIT HAIRY Hammond Of Beech Iaiand
- q. l8 81 the Oriental.
Dallas. Tex. Jan. 2.-orIentai hoter
-'-''~s' Ae9-; me hnezt hotel structure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Green Bay. Wis. Jan. 2.-Bishop
Messmer Of Green Bay being asked to-
day for statement In replv 10 tbe
demand BY j, +. Hllscher, grand chan
eellor Of the Knights Of Pythias OF
minnesota, 20 define the alleged diner
enee as to purpose and principles be-
tween the lower aud higher degrees.
Knights OF Pythlas, aud that they wc-e
distinctly authorization declined 10
enter Into the subject aud open up
controversy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 2.--Marlon Brewer
tne negro arrested by Detective Alex,
OF buggy harness from Henry Fran,
on Akard street. turns out 10 be- an
escaped convict from the county farn,
and and ne win be taken back 10 thai
institution 10 serve an Alnexpired tern,
OF sixty days fir aggravated aasai,lt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Yesterday Officers Scott and Talbot
arrested a man named Charlie Martin.
alias Charles Shotwell, on the charge
OF embezzlement OF sum Of money
from the Paeihc Express company
while acting as the agent OF that conf
p pa az Farley, small place on the
JAN. as"' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 2.-,rhe exec
utive committee Of the library
association, who have Who have
Mirth, wiz meet tomorrow a II o'ciec,.
WIZ meet tomorrow at Ii o'elocl, In mo
oriental hotel. The various com mlttees
N connection with the big fete win
pc named There are twenty-seven
committees altogether. The rehearsais
LOT IN Carnival Will commence this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Dickens, Tex. Jan. 2.-saturdf,y our
town had quite a surprise by the s,,.
psaranee OF nine rangers on the streets
They die not loose any time but soon
leit IN Two squads, one division In corn
pany with the sheriff OF this place. II
Is hrrnly believed that BIZ Cook or
iuIher PASSED through here a few
by since. We believe the TWO outia,,,s
are trapped. Hs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Paris, Tex. Jan. Ain the fedora,
court today Geo. l.. Wheeler was sem.
fenced to be hanged on March %. FOR
the murder OF Robert McCabe nj ths
Chlckasaw nation on the 18th OF last
June. In response to questions by
. ', luase, ne az not admi, the killing
eEsary. - 'ie'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
a Fnrmrr,. sninihn

Spring Creek Tex. Jan. q-srra,,.
about II a, M, James NJ. Knrer y M,
10 DO farmer who lived two miles frnr,
ms place committed suicide BY shoot
ing himself through the breast viii a
4o-coits pistol No cause given. IVas
. unaer the influence Of whisky at tie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Casper W. whitney. The co,,r.,.,,,
and esiimgbie sporting editor S az psar,
ers Weekly. has started on an cxneii
uon me unfamiliar wllds Of canhda
Mr. Nhiiney's work for the IJerney,
mas been valued by All who love gsntle,
manly sport and wish 70 seq Il r,,.it,,,
or ably and impartialiy. 1871
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
reaernl cenrt MnrI.

Paris, Tex. Jan. 2-During the term
OF federal court that closed TODAY Ia
cases were disposed or There were X
convictions, 80 dismlssals and 90 ae-
qul,ts's. OF those convicted, q were
70 death. anu one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
IlNoMN To rnr roLIrr.
An Old Trick, Several Names and a
Photograph

A man who registered at the cal
gbose wednesday night as w. NJ. Har-
den IL SAID by the police to be well
known IN the city and elsewhere. and
70 have two aliases, one of-which they
Bill. ''
a complaint was fled yesterday
charging him with robbery
A young chap who had Some exper-
leAoe In betting on box fake tifck
described II and Identified tho follow
who was arrested Wednesday night
By Officers Addison and Carter Ia a
saioon with the result described.
He' will be photographed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

who has for several years been am.
ployed n Eeweiy's mills, this DIV avs
or Dr, Dennis; u have had e5ta,rb
Tor several years; the past SIX months
u became very bad: also about ~,
years ago began 10 have a runnlne
from the ear caused by mcasles
could never get cured. DR.. Dennis hae
entirely cured 1t In six weeks. ana
feel better than for ten years."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
ALonaon ITo,oe,u.,

London. Jan. 2.--FIre broke out In
laundry on Edgeware road this Morn
ing and the flames spread So ranldi,,
that when the building was consumsd
we ehnrred remains OF eight Inmates
were found among the ruins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE records n,
ne County Clerks oniee show mai
tnere were ~ marriage licenses ias,,ed
aurlng ne var 1891. against 7s5 for ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
ROSA ToLLEY, Secretary.
The Work in Progress at the city
Mission.

Mission.
superintendent Wiley led the meeting
al the Door NJ Hope Mission last night
an1 read frora First Cornthiana. verse
D. giving good talk on the blessings
OF love. A number Of strangers testi-
ned 20 their 10Y and peace 10 the Lord
There was good meeting Tuesday
night LED by Sister Carmichael. who
spoke OF The lack o. faith ia Christ. a
good Impression was made Brother
eager speaks tonight. A cordial lnvl-
tatipn Is extended 20 all the clty'R pas
toss to visit the mission ana TO all
strangers In town. Good seats good
music, good water TO drink at the Door
OF Hope Ctsy Mission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Dallas. Tex. Jan. 2.-osear vvliaa.s
been received here that Col. *. X Relo
president Of the A. II. Belc c5mn5n,
pubgAhers Of the Dallas ana 3aivssio,,
News. Is dangerously III in New YORK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
w EEKLY GAZETTE
To Any Address for One Year.

Extra attachments in velvet-lined &c
drawer are included. These attachments
superior to those made by any other nj
facturer, being the only ones that are on
market that are warranted etee tbrouoj
Other sets are made principally of brass, n|
plated the plating serving to hide the true
acter OF the metal underneath.
The Gazette's machine is strong and snt
In construction There are but few worn
parts IN the arm, hence it is easy to keep
perry cleaned and oiled, and almost limos;
Tor 1t to get out of working order. The
chine IS finely finished and beautifully d
mented, and can be depended upon tos
equally well the lightest and the heaviest NJ
The Gazette's Premium machine and /
Weekly Gazette for one year, s2O6O.
The Gazette's Premium machine and
Daily and Sunday Gazette by mail fora
year, S27.
The Gazette's Premium Machine and
Daily and Sunday Gazette by mail six MOI
s29.5O Address,
State PRINTING : COMPI|
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
San AnlnnIn,. sr,,n..

san Antonio. Tex. Jan. 2-Fhe con-
tract Tor the construction OF sewers was
lst py the council today to J. u. Him.
be begun at once. "i'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03
The Cotton Beit. whose headquarters
are in st. Louis, was p the city yes

tsrday.
j. W Barbee. general livestock agent
OF the Cotton Belt, went out on the
road yesterday
z. p Davis. travelling freight agent
OF the Cotton Belt, came In yesterday
from trip on the road.
o, A. Curnine. city passenger agent
OF she Cotton Belt rejoices In the fact
that the holiday business Of the road
has been much greater than last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

DIR. Lee Smith Wanted mt Waco to
AnsMer a Eorgery Chnrge.

Waco, Jan. about a month ago
one Or. Lee smith, who Travelled UNI
der the alias OF A. c. Calhoun, present.
ca a draft for $1,000 to the First Ma
tlonal bank OF this city and succeeded
In getting the draft cashed.
The draft purported to be signed by
Reed Bros bankers, Holland, Tex.
and was drawn on w. L. Moody & Co.
OF Galveston, by whom the draft was
paid.
The forgery was not discovered for
some days. and in the meantime the
forger decamped. The First National
bank, Il is declared. Is aiding Moody
& Co, its Galveston correspondent, in
tie prosecution OF the forger, and
caused his Indictment by the last grand
jury. Efforts to locate Or. Smlth fin
ally proved successful. and he was ar
rested yesterday Mt Danville, Ky
Smith was engaged In the drug busl-
ness at Holland. Bell county, and also
acted in confidential capacity for
Reed Bros. IN this way he secured
two OF the FIRMS blank drafts on
Moody & % OF Galveston. lie came
here and forged the signature to the
drafts, one OF which he cashed and the
other OF which he deposited for coll
lection. He secured Identification at
the bank by local business man whom
he took IN" An Officer will be sent to
Kentucky for Smith, and he Will be
brought to this city
The Arrest.
DaEl lie. Ky, Jan. 2.-Dr. w. Lee
Smith. alias c w. Calhoun. was ar
rested in this city late last night by
Chief OF Police Helm, charged with
forging the name OF Reed Bros, bank
ers OF Holland. Tex. to a draft for
$1,000, which was cashed by the First
National bank OF Waco, Tex. Helm
had In his possession a COPY OF the
Indictment charging Smith with the
forgery, which was dated November )
lAyi. and also requisltlon from Cow
ernnr Hogg OF Texas to the governor
% Kentucky, Smith does not deny MIS-
Identity and "a held here without re-
slstance awaiting Instructions.
Commercial travellers Invariably pro-
vide Themselves with Or. Bulls Cough
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-03

Commercial travellers Invariably pro-
vide Themselves with Or. Bulrs Cough
Syrup.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
HE WANTS ONLY OYE CORONER.

The Coroners office was the topic or DISCUSSION
at the meeting OF the Medico-l-eg1l society ihs'
night at the Academy Of Medicine Dr' a. J.
Weston, deputy to Coroner Dobbs READ "A paper
on the system and the proposed legislation TO
change and improve the system.
The bi, which Or. Weston's naper adVoca"d
provided for three important changes In the pres
ent system. The first OF these recommended mat
the present Board OF COroncrs be superseded by a
solitary head. This official should have supreme
power over all the business and should be the
judicial and executive officer OF the system. The
second recommendation advised ;he abolition OF
the present jury system IT should remain ior mo
Coroner alone to determine the cause OF death' IN
the third place, Dr Weston said that there sh0uid
be six physicians IN place Of the four now IN once
In support OF this paper he quoted DI; Slepnen
Smith and Theodore Tyndall. OF Boston Ther IDEAS
were In accord with the proposed change.
Clark Bell secretary OF the society comPiimehted
DIR. Weston highly on his paper The audience ap.
proved this by applaudng. Mr.. Bell then said that
the Coroner's work had never amounted 10 mucn
under the present system II one Coroner was 70
be the outcome OF the present agitation, Mr. Bel
thought he should be rated Supreme Court
Judge
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
THE POLICE REoRcANIzATIoN CONFER

Members OF the committee OF ten appointed by
Charles Stewart Smith. the chairman OF the cooper
tnion meeting. To draN bills for the reorganZatoh
OF the Police Department had a secret 'oh-u''"-
ton Yesterday afternoon ~ ih" oiice OF George J."
pi,,s the chairman OF the committee. IN the Mutual
Life Building Reporters who went to the once to
make inquiries regarding the plans OF the commit
tee were told that their presence Was not wanted
ana that Mir Riyes declined 10 talk with newspaper
men II was presumed that the members OF me
committee talked about the bills 20 b" framed ana
also about the coming conference with Senator
l.cXOw ana his friends AT the rooms "i thr 'ham-
Der ~ Commcrc, on Saturday. Secrecy was main
iare ,,s'~rIt, as 20 the persons 10 be Invited 10
the conference hu' there reason TO heIieN" that
neither the Erf. Dr PatkhIrst nor any man strong
ly opposed 10y g. e. Plat would be Invited, while
some of tie Republicans identified with the local
machine would b. pre- ent
Mr Klyes had 4 talk with pr. Parkhurst on Mon
day IN reference to the principles which should
uudcric the Police Reorganization Diiis. Dr. Park
hurst said last evening,
Il do noi see tnAt anything be gained 10y a
conference with the l.cxow committee until senator
LcXow ana his friends have abandoned The partisan
pr!n' ipi"@ "nich the> want TO intiouu'r mo & nI,
police measures People m this cts ~" agreed that
partm~nt. The people at Albany AZ" determined to
keep pIrtisanship In the department.. There can h-
stand Tor directly opposing principles. do not eN-
pcrt be- invited the conference. but would not
II
side mad completely abandoned thc Idea of a plrt-
Police Board. Then II would not matter much
now many members Of the Police Board there might
be ". want the Election Bureau pat out Of the
Police Departments and We want a chief of police
who will have power 10 be- the efficient head Of the
force and able to maintain discipline and the en-
forcrni'nt of law
senator I.~xow came to tho city last evening and
number OF prominent Republicans ana
others about tn" proposed police reorganization
legislation He held consultation with Mr.
Riyes II arranged that an outline of the
bill being prepared hy the Cooper tnion Com
mittec shall be submitted TO senator L"xow at
conference 10 be he'd AT The Chamber OF Com
merce rooms. No. 81 Nassau-st. on Saturday at
I IN
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
STANDING COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.

At the meeting of the Republican County Com
mlttee In BROOKLYN Tuesday evening. Chairman
Jesse Fuller announced the appointment OF stand
ing committees as follows:
ON Organization y :. Dixie. First Ward; j. K
Smith. Fifteenth ward; H. A. Powell Nlneteeh.n
ward. W. l.. f.xtance, Twcnty-ifth Ward; g. r.
England Twenty eighth Ward. , -
on Iegislntion-W. g. Estes. Twenty-ninth ward;
r. Ross Appleton. sixth Ward; .: MuhlOauer
Twenty seventh Ward: H. H. Smith, Twenty-second
Ward: j. T.. Conncll. ThIrtieth Ward ~
ON Rules and Order-IIenjamin +. BAR, seventh
ward; George T.. Cochran Fourth ward ,r.ss ;ssse
ty-fourth Ward; A. j. Newton. Tenth Ward.
on city and County,. Il. Clark, Twenty-sxth
Ward; T.. l.. Mennnger. Eleventh Ward James H.
Baker. Twenty-second Ward; John oireaney FOhr-
tenth Ward; James r. Ross Twenty-thrd Ward
on Naturalization. Petrie Thirteenth Ward
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Like u Sieve.

The chief function Of the kidneys Is TO separate from the
blood in Its passage through them. OF certain impurities
waey particles which make their hna exit through
the bladder The retention OF these In consequence OF In
activity OF the kidneys productive OF Brghts disease
drorsy. diabetes. abuminuria and other mhladles win
fatal tendency Iostetters Stomach Bitters highly
nconed dhretIc and blood depureni, impels the KID
news when inactive their sitting function and
strain from the vital impurities which infest 1t
and threaten their own OF the body
atarrh OF the badde gravel and retention OF the urine
are also maadcs arrested avered by this benign pro-
rnoer and restorative Of organic action Malaria rheu-
mausm constipation biousness and dyspepsia also yield
the Btters which V also speedily beneficial TO the
weak anQ oeIV0va