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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
Won't Have Anything to Do With
MCMinn's Charges.
RUSSELL WILL NOT BE IMpBAoHEp
Big Offer to Congressman william 1
Wilson.
AusrIN. rEX.. ,ehruary u.

The committee on state affairs.
Non. j. c. Feagin. chairman, viii
make the following report to-
morrow; Your committee to whom
was referred tho memorial from
citizens of Cameron county about Judgo
j. c. Russell. beg to report that they
have read ana fully understand the
memorial. and have consulted with
senators and representatives of the sec
ton of the state In which the district
Of which Rusneli is district Judge liz
situated, and they inform your COM
mlttee that the chnrNes were founded
more in passion and prejudice than
In fact. and that as an investigation
would entail great loss OF tiin1 and
expense TO the legislature and would
finally result IN failure to establish
the charges. and as your COMMITTEES
believes II ia not the policy OF the
legislature TO Investigate tho charges
made by only seven men against a
district Judge some OF whom reside out
OF the said judicial district, and as such
memorial could be gotten up and
signed by seven men against almost
any judge, we therefore recommend
that the memorial be Indefinitely posl.
poned and no further notion he had
thereon Cooke dopl signed tho re-
port Burney Pop) Will present
minority report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
NEWS FROM FOREIGN LANDS
Account Of an Expedition to-
Africa,
"A BEAUTIFUL AND RIoH COUNTRY
Emperor Williams Recovery From In
disposition.
BEAUTIFUL AND RIoH COUNTRY
Honors to Prince Bismarck--snov
nnd Cold kiiiing People In Russia
and neutrality-suspicious. Games TO Nc
heviycd--wiii Keep Ills Place.



Copyright. 1925. by the Associated
Press) The Associated Press has re-
celved the following letter from DIR. A.
Donaldson Smith OF Philadelphia. In
which news OF the Lake Rudolph (lrast-l
ern African expedition is given up 10
December II, 1894. The letter Is dated
from the shobryii river. near somoli-
land. lie relates the details OF his en-
counter with Dodgas walda DaGubbra.
an Abyssinian ruler, who had exterml-
mated or enslaved tho native Galias
and who prevented DIR. Smith and hts
party from proceeding. The doctor
writes;
Dadubbra proved himself to DO ona
of the funniest and witueAt old men
imaginable. His wife and daughter
ana principal female slaves had eye-
brows removed and large crescents
tnttooed In blue Ink over their eyes.
They do not cook their meat. but cat
It Immediately after the animal is kill
ed They always conceal their faces
when eating or drlnlting. and tho sight
of Il lot OF AbysHlnlanH squatted
about dead bullock with their clonlls
thrown completely over their heads is
very amusing. They have many uuri-
GUS customs besides these. Such
thing as morality IL unknown among
them. They seem tn delight In cruelty
treating their slaves. have FREE
quently seen young girls Kicked aud
buaten for quite trlnng offcnHes.
We made rich discovery while on
our way south, | had heard Of q river
that ran under n mountain where the
great god OF the CALAIS. Waco. had
carved u palace for himself. Az we
were not far from II. Air, dilletis and
made an excuse that We wished 20
shoot elephants, which abounded IN
that direction. We made a hard push.
and TO our surprise discovered the most
beautiful suhtcrrnnean passage II
would be possible TO Imagine. A large
tributary OF the river Juba had been
carved away under o mountain a niile
IN length. on the other side OF tho
stream were great vauitcd chambers
from 20 to 40 feet high and supported
on massive columns. The columns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Commerce, Tex. FEB. 1.-THE Com.
mu.oe bnllding nnd Loan Association
hhu their election yesterday aud the fol.
lowing mon were elected directors w.
=. Taylor, w. II. Russell, l.. w, Rut.
i =, y. u. Lindsey, j. d. Jennigen, w.
II, Pierce and w. u. DeJesnett
Mr.. o. -. Thomas has sold out hla
saddle and harne, store to j. H. Neal
VINO VIII ~ ,, 9 business at the
nRer. AZ n,
Horn n Ia ~, y tn,itn. at,
our three school, ~ og nicely.
TWO new dooto.' NS.r. lied in
our city. ~ u :"
Dir. Crldcll has later q ,ora,.
with what was said to glib .dcrE.
young dnrky about 10 years old
Jumped on little boy yesterday, and
jack Cook, another little boy, in at
tempting to assist the little fellow. got
Hex ON the head with Il stick by the
negro. The wound bled freely, but not
dangerous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Austin, Tex. Feb. 1.-THE anti-re-
ocsserS In the senate are strongly re-
inforced by the presence OF Senator
smith. who returned today. The reso-
tuition with be UP tomorrow. and the
hardest iight Of the session seems inn
pending Those who oppose the re-
cess win urge that II the committee
men are acting as members OF the leg
islature the constitution prohibits thrir
the first sixty days OF the session, and
" not acting as Legislators they will
be taking positions OF profit created
by the legislature OF which they are
members, which IL unconstitutional,
The opponents win also urge that the
constitution prohibits members OF the
two committees from voting upon tile
resolution liking their own salaries.
From present appearance the resolu-
uon seems certain 10 be defeated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Brentwood. Tex, Feb. i7.-commis-
sloners court has been In session the
past week, The principal business being
the county roads and county school
lands.
stonewail camp, No. lis. ex-c.onfed-
crate soldiers. met this afternoon at
the courthouse for the purpose OF max
ing arrangements 10 meet AZ the ex-
Confederate reunion at Houston on
May 20.
About thirty Of BrpNnwoo1'A business
men went out yesterday afternoon ON
big rabbit hunt and forty or more
og the long-rnfci animals better
known as jack-salbits. teil victims 10
their shoiEuns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

BcaiI OF Nolan Has Something OF In
tcrcst 10 Say.

Austin. Tex. Feb. i7.--Upon the in
PRODUCTION OF the bill 10 suspend the
forfeitures OF school aud other bonds
for the non-payment VI interest by
Benll OF Nolan. IL seems that GONE
OF the district attorneys who had such
accounts In hand FOR collection and
suit began In great haste 20 fils such
suits An end WAS put to such pro-
ceedinEs on the part OF Huph attpr-
ncyS. by the passage OF a joint rczo-
luton by the senate and house. IN
which matter Senator Gage aud Rep
fesentatiVcs Sebastian. plemmOns and
neall took an active part, The rcsolu-
tion was passed by both houses without
any noted objection. indicating feel
ing OF sympathy on the part OF tho
legislature fSf the people OF the West
that now 80 much need help and relief
BY reason OF the severe droutha which
have prevailed for some month"; past,
This belng a matter Of great interest
10 the people concerned. The Gazette
mentions the passage OF the resOiu-
tlon with much pleasure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Gresham and Senators send Messages
40 President Doic.


Chicago. Feb. ia special 10 the
Inter ocean from Pittaburg says! Ac-
cording to Judge Jacob II. slaglc OF the
Allegheny county bench. the United
states government has taken hand
In the Intended execution uf W. T.
seward, the American implicated IN she
Hawaiian revolution, Slagle and Sc
ward are brothera.in-iaw The former
returned from Washington today.
where he went TO interes, Secretary
Gresham In the case. After hearing
slagle. the secretary telegrapled A
message 20 Vancouver ~ catch The
steamer leaving that place for iioto,
lulu. He then Informed Sagle that II
Seward IN not executed before the
ateamer arrives. President Dole VIII
order stay Of execution until the
case can be more fully Investigated.
Judge siaKle said. "In addition 10 cali
ing on Secretary Gresham aud Minis
Ter Thuratun. | saw Senators Hawluy.
Allison. Plat OF Connecticut. Perkins
and Butler Hawlcy was Major Sc
wards chief OF stan ana ia glad 10
ala him An address 10 President Dole
was prepared and aligned BY the United
states senator. 1 am satisfied that Il
Will have considerable weight. as .de
Hawaiian government wAntn the good
will of the unlted States people"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
EGYPT GETTING INro rnounLn.
a French Newspaper MINI iunning
tbc lNhcdlNr.

thc hhcdlNc.
London. Feb lS,-'rhe correspondent
OF the Times at Cairo says there is rea-
son 60 believe that tho khcdive IL de-
termlncd to got rid of the ministry OF
Nuler Ptsha and 10 render impos-
aible any ministry simiiariS inclined
10 work amicably and Loyalty With the
British representatives, The khedivc
~ much influenced by a Paris journalist
who openly promises Frances armed
assistance. Attempts are being made
TO stimulate antl-European feeling
feeling among the Mohammcdan popu-
latiOn In Alexandria and elsewhere.
Warnings have been received. even
from native sources. by various Euro
peans that trouble In brewing. and the
month OF Ramadan. beginning next
week. Is anticipated with apprehen-
siuns. when the authors OF iniinmu-
tory articles are constantly seen
haunting the khedivc's ante-chambers
the ignorance of the oriental muses.
naturally assume that they have as
aurancos OF official sanction for words
and deeds OF violence.
Commenting ON the foregoing. the
Times. In leader warns the khedivo.
that such ,ntrlguca cannot safely he
carried beyond certain point, cH-
pccially when they are accompanied
by premonitory symptoms of disturb~
ances which - few years ago brought
Egypt to the verge OF ruin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Austin. Tex, Feb. lj--Judgc A. r.
Waite and Colonel Jack Farley re-
turned to Dallas last night Farley TO
notify the business mon OF TINT city
that the friends OF the Chambers venue
bin were all powerful In the senate
and preparing 10 make a desperate
nght to railroad tho bill through,
Judge Watts IL against tho Chambers
BIZ, but believes that the time has
come for Texas 10 pass a general as
signment aud collection law that Will
prevent Wholesale robbery and place
tho credit OF Texas ana Texans on
the highest pluaclo. The Judge naid
to the writer - am tired OF a sys-
tom and laws that permit The most un-
blushms fraud ana 'iasrallty in bust
meas circles"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Alvord, Tex. Feb. 1.-THE county
seat contest Is getting hotter rs the
election approaches. THE canvasrcra
for Alvord. bring encouraging news
from every meeting over the county.
While Alvord has not "blowed" Ms
much as the other ccntestlng towns.
she stands today with 1000 votes pledg-
ed, % solid AZ a brick wall" This.
with 200 votes more, which she has good
prospect to gel, win give her tho nee
essary two-ihird vote.
Every buslnens man and farmer IN
this section stand ms unit In the
night. and are ready 10 make good
the guarantee OF 10000 subscribed as
bonus. 10 make good the losses OF
the county property. IN case OF = re-
moval OF tho county seat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Manchester Feb. l1.--Last weeks
business was very dun ana unsatis.
factory. There were few orders. and
tho limits were alwOya rulnous. The
quantity OF idle machinery and that
running on half time is incrensing
The question OF u general reduction of
wages AFTER Faster N being discussed. .
Such reduction would mean a general
lockout. There was no change In the
nominal quotations or yarns or cloths,
and distress sales made very Irregular
prices. The continental cotton In
dustry IL doing relatively much better
than the British.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

|,,o TEX, Fob. Interpretations
4 commenced yesterday for tho
n summer normal \ meeting or
|,lots took place In the parlorB OF
|Pasino hotel for that purpose. DIR.
Halbor,, Judge j, Il. Scarborough
| pfof James \, Greer represented
b. unIverslty. and Mrs, Willie u.
L. Misses Lula Rninev, Christine
|l,r Kate IIarshall and Prof. j. N.
i,on represented the Waco public
vs.
vas determined to begin the sum
normal FOR 1895 at Baylor
|,nliy and TO open June 10 for n
months term Prof, H. G. Latti-
vas elected principal ana Prof
Rrguson secretary OF the faculty,
he duty OF conducting the cor
Inlence with state educators with
|H to hllng the faculty with a
4 llIsi OF highest ability for each
.nmoni,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Lne nurse returned TO DR. Rawaon.s
known ap'ns n'eaho
~. bediow, tho two women ana tho
rnliu lett Tor Washington Thuraday
night on the New orleans ana North,
M, railroad. DR.. Hawaon viii fol-
KY ana light the case In court. He
limit me two women were his d.
ttVroeu wire, with whom Bcdlow IL in
low was formerly United statea eonaul
at Annoy, South Chinn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Waco, Tex. Feb. l1,--when the north-
bound Missouri, Kansas and Texas
train reached hcrp this morning. the
dead body Of W, l.. white OF jasper,
Mo, was taken from the Kansas city
sleeper. white was n passenger from
San Antonio to Jasper. lie was seized
with hemorrhnge between Bastrop
mud Taylor early this morning. and died
n few momcnta afterward. He had
been m and evidently came south FOR
the benefit Of his health, as letters
from hts wife. found on his person,
showed. lie was about 30 years Of
nge, Ills family at Jasper, Mo. were
notified Of his death by telegram, and
tho body was ordered TO DO shipped TO
that place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Austin. rcSp Feb it-John Hopper
clerk OF Armstrong county. arrived
tonight lie sayB that snow has COW
cred the plpinH Of West Texas for
thirty days and the greater pait of the
time ihe mercury hns been below Zero
thousands Of cattle ana horses have
perlshcd from hunger and cold and the
loss Is appalling Representative w.
D. Plemons received twenty-thrcr let
tera This afternoon from citizens OF the
Panhandle and all tel the same story
OF great LOSSES TO tho COW men and
email farmers. Plemons said tonight
that the storms of February will bring
ruin 90 thousands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Mexican bandits Dealt with In "a
summary Manner.


Dallas, Tex, Feb. i7.-The following
telegram, In connection with the at
tack by Mexican bandits ON the camp
Of WIN and Jack Scott OF Dallas, which
mas heretofore been printed In the
Gazette. was received today from the
city Of Mexico.
-Four OF the prisoners implicated In
the Scott camp shooting AFFAIR IN the
state OF Puebl0 were shot this morn
ms by order OF Capt, FragOsa,
He had charge OF the bandits and
with an escort wns conducting them
20 Hucjotsingo the seat OF the district,
They made u break for liberty and no
gave orders 10 FIRE, with the result
stated Their bodies were taken up
by tho local Judge and carried to the
village Of Guadalupe for inquest.
Nearly all those connected with tho
Scott shooting AFFAIR have been cap
turcd or killed"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Austin. Tex, Feb --Rcpresenta.
tive Burmeiater. VINO Is pushing the
Mcbride Joint resolution aimed at Mex
lean aliens, Rtnted Tonight thpt n ncti.
tion endorsing the resolution Signed by
the leading German Americans OF san
antonio, will arrive here tomorrow.
The oermana ifipported Elmpndorf in
inc recent city election while the Mex
leans voted largely for callaghan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

New York, Feb. l7.-rhcrc was al
most as much lobbying. interviewing.
etc, In the parlors ana corridors Of the
Grand Union hotel as might be wit
messed In any political center during
the preceding hours Of AN important
convention. The lobbyists were dele
gates TO the fourteenth annual meeting
Ut the League OF American Whoelmen
which viii convene Tomorrow. They
come from far and w,3i. from every
state In Che Union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

The Chambers Venue mn Advocates
I1nd nn Error

Austin Tex. Feb. 1.-THE advocates
OF the Chambers venue bili are greatly
chagrined over discovery made by
}. c. Iacagn " Polk. one OF tho leading
night "The bin over which the house
had quite row falls 10 reach the evils
its friends had Intended Il applies
only 10 the practice Ia the district ana
county courts Tie statute Using
venue in jnztice courts h no. changed.
Tia house viii have to DO It's work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
bus a rouu-,nAn-oLp noy.
zion CHARGED win Taking Fart
4 In a Sensational Annlr.

. In n Sensational Annir.
II Orleans, La, Fob. ia very
4eDual kidnapping case occurred
] Dr. q. \, RawHon, late of the
\ States marine hospital service.
h hs i.ycar-old son. The story
Ii u the AFFAIR iB sensational IN
t1sme Dr. RawAon was married
,ais ago, but his welded life was
fleisant ind ahortly after tho
" the ilrnt child. a boy, the os-
sneni between himself and his
ltsamc 80 great that proceedings
tssan for divorce.
Doctor had no regular place of
nee, but the proceedings were
b Seattle. Wash, and ON July
he annulment OF the nuptinls
pnounced ljy its terms he says
amaelf and wife were to have
q tho child alternately. the PEE
enarihnahip for each to last
nlhs- His wife had the clause
Y lhat while he was to have pos
" the child, her mother was
MlifA ...tta A..
w, WIN i,, nun 10 looN utter ~
~, Ivy l noWNvNet, was SUBSEQUENT
4 NV ~" wy ,'' ny ln' oNer'lohs OF mr.
TO- "no was a personal illehd
I ,s,n =, ....,,.,, ~
n insI' ana no brought the OHIO
, NV 20 tpeha me Mlniers ile
s"a NV, Nt llzI St,.tnafirs
a a'a,, h,,'l q young fynfsfied
y, N .''.',, TO- nurse ticsehi,d'
* N ~ p IVY u'y 10 LOOK atter Tue
N, N yN',N iaElns care OF MN
~ 80 s,.'luey ~ lawson gave
I'M IN, XXX, s'NvI anu sent nor OUT
Wv s1v 'ilnu y rue Ihai was tue
sih'A,vi hls neS' Tor she came i
8rs Vne ehlid' ON being
d. d. AMI e SUI a stranger nad
Nv s',Vu on the representation
n Is,e sv',ns Tor me doctor Or.
edi,s ,, q, ~, anu declares that
hsn,,va', m NM y. g., VINO
n VIZ Nun I'M divorced Nirs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
MAi,I,inD IN couRr.
Heparation Tor Seduction - Went
Home Separately -trnl,am News.


Home Separately -tirnham news.
Graham, Tex. Feb. 17.--In district
court On the trial or Ed Roach. charged
with the seduction OF May Parrot. and
after the evidence was all in and the
argument mud been begun by p. a.
Martin for ihe state, the defendant
produced In court marriage license
and requested Judge Miller to unite
them, which his honor did. and after
the ceremony the cause was dismissed
by order OF court and defendant dis
charged. The couple left town separ-
utely.
The case OF Joe Robinson, charged
WIN the murder Of William Coon, has
been set for next Monday.
Tho case Rgglinat Dr. j. IL. Fowler.
charged with malpractice, was dis-
missed by the state
j. ii. GLASGOW and w. d. Iaenberg,
attorneys OF Seymour, were attending
court last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Denton. Tex, Feb, 17.-Prlnce Albert
Nash. Il negro preacher from Decatur.
has boon arrested and Jailed, CHARGED
with three oronses arson. assault win
intent 60 murder and crap shooting.
Five vags were Gagged yesterday by
Constable Fry and were charged Sll,oo
each. which they VIII contribute IN
time on tie county road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. l7-.Arrangc.
mcnts for the funeral of Minister Grny
were completed Tonight The remains
are expected Thursday afternoon. and
If they arrive. win be met by the eth
zenE at the station. Tho body will be
taken 10 tho state house where IL Will
lie In state until . O'clock Friday, and
the body Will be taken 10 Union City
for burial,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

den Of thieves and know nothing OF
the theft until arrested.
Mr. Martin. travelling agent OF tbs
Gazette was here this week and dou
bled the circulation OF the Gazette ners.
The snow has begun TO melt. FAM
era and stoclsmen are delighted with
tho outlook They say the two SHOWS
we have had recently will make good
cat crop, and make grass come early
and plentiful.
The commissioners court was grind
Ing the regular grist last wreck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

his Wife sick. lie Concluded Murder
ana Suicide Were Right.

st. Louis. FEB. 17.--At the female
hospital OF this city today Cline W.
Cameron. a youth or IS. made desper-
ate attempt TO end the lives OF his girl
wife. Mamie. aged II. and himself.
Through "A succession or mlHfortunes
tho couple had become unable to mike
living Mrs. Cameron was taken
with an attack OF malarial fover ana
removed to the city Institution for
treatment. Cameron. still out OF
work. called 20 zee her today They
talked earnestly for some time, when
suddenly Cameron drew n revolver ana
fired one shot at his wife. inficting a
horribly fatal wound In the side near
the heart, He then turned the weapon
upon himself. but Inflicted only slight
scalp wound before he was seized.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Amarillo. Tex. Feb. lI.-County
court has been in session for some
days. Judge d. N. quinn IL doing his
best to enforce the laws In Amarillo,
lie has nned Ave gamblers $50 and
coats and ten days In jail; also fined the
aoicd doves heavily.
The ground Is still covered with snow.
This has been one OF the coldest
springs that has been In tho Panhandle
for years Tho ground Il frozen 20
inches, Stock IL doing nice up to date,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Port Eads. Feb, l7.-Arrived: Steam
ship Yumuri, Capt Mathieson from
Booas del Toro. sailed Steamships
William q, lIcwes for Blueneld: Henry
Dumols for Port Llmon; nj Puso for
New York: Cayao Mono for Antwerp.
Navigator for Liverpool.
New York, Feb. 11.-Arrived: Seam
dla, from Hamburg. via Havrc.
Liverpool, Feb. H.-Arrlved; Stcam-
ships Vera, from Mobile; Parlan, from
New orleans. Bowie, from New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
POOR OLD CHINA DOOMED.
The Japs Are in Possession Of
Wei. Hal Wei,
SURRENDERED BY ADMIRAL TING,
-----------s--
Who, With His Chief Officers, Committed
Suicide,
SURRENDERED BY ADMIRAL TING,
Fifteen Thousand Chinese Attack
oyamn and Are Repuised In short
order'-irhe News neesived From
one of Our omocr..


Tho secretary OF the navy today re-
cclved the following dispatch from
Admiral Carpenter. commanding the
Asiatic squadron:
Chez Foo, Feb. 1O-The Chinese
Meet and the Chinese island forts at
Wei Hal Wei. China, have surrcnder-
cd The Chinese admirals and the
Chinese generals committed suicide.
Have sent the United States steamer
Charleston 10 watch the movements.
Signed) CARPENTER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

'rhc Great Tnriu Leader MAY come
"a Teas to live

Ca Teas to Live.
Austin, Tex, Feb. i7.--Hon. William
L. Wilson, OF West virginia, the great
tarlrt leader OF the Democratic party.
has been aelectcd 20 deliver the com
meneemcnt address at the state uni.
versiy and has accepted. 1t ia also
announced that the regents have ten
dervd the distinguished gentleman the
position OF president of the State uni
Nersiiy aud that he has the offer under
advlscmcnt A bill Is now pending Gre.
atlng the office Of president OF the unit
Noralty instead Of chairman OF the
board OF regents and 10 has no opposi.
ton IN either house. II " stated here
Wilson $4,000 or $4,000 salary per nm.
mum,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

over or the law Will be rendered incf-
fcctuAl so far az the farmer IA con-
cerned IN his contracts for all sums
OF WOO and less Tomorrow Feagin
amending tho law fiNinR VENUE IN
Justice courts. or that quits for ser.
vices or labor preferred may be brought
IN the county where such labor or SER
vice 81 performed as well as In the
county OF the residence OF the defend
mt