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Der ct Sab al $1,000 meO fun lioen
assurance.
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Sell.
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reIte / 8pen.
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for 2 glar iioen "anueftereoe" $4,000
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bragtes til @isconIin isien. San flo.
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funtante Snobetalinser paa 9aan re-
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ct Sper Ifuo paa $4,000.
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Santen, buis GttiebOlOere picblitteli9
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iUoe igieu. Sfplse De pIentlig9jcrte
9iesnitabsr ben lite Suli bar Ia5iiua
s259,747. Nttiua inbbeiatteoe $685.
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glitter p9 Saroipapirer % en- aasiebe'
bplbnins al So. 344.75.
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be andre Sanfer / @eit Superior
girsoass; men bet itilner al.
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Santcr inoItiQet fine 8etalinser.
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rinette County. 5urelpbis iucitr9nter
De ia til ben 2anoitrafnlug, iom lis'
ger melem Oils Sunction % Yiarl-
nette % itDoer up til s. WR. g. Ct. .,
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l~ansparise 5srfe. Ser er oeripr iior
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en- 6armer table 10 Cons So isaar.
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bsiinmpe 5lammerne ior at reooe, bpat
be bar.
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Marteoer for ameritanite Irooutter.
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Tiliploe paa be Steoer, bpOr @inluien
bar berist, laa oenue Snouitri life lon.
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General YaN( u. 2nte par 0ageu5
Taler. ylaDor Gpter mootcg pao
8pens @egue oct aill6reoe N!0uUmtai
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$50, 1000. 8ron5giiIurcrue er itgbte
al &On Niueler / D,iiuteu.
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pa SQiuois.
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s12. s98, 405 ira SuterHat 9ieOenue.
& 8enToner uobetaltes SIP, 755,427.
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emo / 9uli 1894.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-08-06
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Yanohommen. SpcOrrp, lite Gus.
5r,bips Suie ~peelasoes al Speripsm'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

overruled; George r. Bagley vs..
Smith county, TO advance, overruled'
j. H. johnson VS.. Henry Sharpe et ~.
strike out statement Of facts, submls-
sion of motion set aside; missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway company
VS.. Ben Hamilton, rehearing, over
ruled; $. S. Freedman VS.. Lombard IN
vestment company. rehearing. over
ruled; IL. b. Birmingham vs.. W. T.
Gum ct al, rehearins, overruled.
Motion submitted-Kaiu 81 Campbell
VS.. w. II. Shook, dismiss appeal; L.
W. Stephens VS.. Mary a. wallace
rehearlng; Phoenix Insurance company
VS.. W @. Cain. rehearingi W. r.
Muse VS.. II. u. CLANCY ct al re-
hearing; City Of Dallas VI. F. o.
Brown, To advance; Gull, Colorauo
and Santa Fe Railway company vs.
w. Il. Cole. file transcript; +. W.
Linskie VS.. Rosa Kerr ct al, Tile tran
SCRIPT; 4. w. Childress vs.. IL. H.
Smith. file transcript; Texas ana fa-
clilc Railway company VS.. j. U. morn
ton, tilc briefs.
Cases submittcd--pallas Consolidated
Traction company vs.. Annie Hurley
ct al, Dallas county: Texas and Pa
cific Hallway company vs.. Reuben
Orr, GraysOn county; Charles Dililns-
ham vs.. j. II. Bahatte, 9 ayson coun-
ty; Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way company We. G.. W. Finch. Cray
son county: w. H Lewis ct al. VI.
c. II. Alexander ct al, Dallas county;
j. o. Burgess vs. Singer Manufacture
ing company ct al, Dallas county
NJ. b. ltogers w. Armstrong & Co.,
Dallas county; Texas ana Pacific Rail-
way company W.. j, u. Thornton. Ma
rion county; A, q. Garden vs.. U. j..
Short ct al, Dallas county
Cases Set for March 21-PhoeniN In
surance company vs.. II. f. Coffman ct
al. Dallas county: Louis Payne VS..
Il. j. Ross ct al. Hunt county; Chas.
Dillingham; VS.. j. NJ. Chapman, Dnl-
las county: Howard Eaves VS.. c. I.
Williams ct al. Johnson county; a. l.,
Meyer VS.. Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Re Railway company, Johnson county;
l.. Hoffman VS.. j. T, Brown, 74S, john
son county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM WACO
a NEGRO DESPERATE AND THIEF
CAPTURED.
Bridge Legislation to BE Asised-i,f-
forts Belng Made 10 Redeem the
Female CoIiege-Cotton Palace He-
building.


French Darden alias Jack Dllworth.
a desperate negro character who is
wanted in Gonzales county for bur
slary, was captured last night by Dep
uty Sherins Leonard and Davis. OAR
den was employed by firm in Con
zales and was familiar with every de-
tail of the store. The firm constantly
missed valuable goods, and It was soon
learned that Darden was making bus
mess Of entering the store during the
night and helping himself to anything
he wanted. He climbed over n transom
Of a rear door. \ watch was set in
the place one night, and when the thief
entered the building large number OF
citizens surrounded 1t and sent for the
county officers, Darden in the mean
time learned OF the situation he was in
and made a desperate break. He drew
a siN-shooter, opened the door, and
shot his way through the crowd. He
was subsequently captured and jailed,
but escaped and came to Waco. where
he was traced His capture was easily
effected. A reward was offered for his
capture. The sheriff OF Gonzales ooun-
ty Will arrive here tomorrow and secure
his badly wanted prisoner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

HIllsboro, Tex, March l3.-sherlM
W. y. Stewart of Johnson county
brought In Mrs. NJ. c. Simmons today
as an attached witness In the case u
the state vs.. Roslda Gonzales, charged
with committing rape upon his ll-year-
old step daughter.
@. II. Sanders was arrested near
Brandon this morning by Constable
b, ID, Hooks for carrying two big
six shooters and brought here and
lodged In jail.
a crowd Of Hillsboro Endcavorers are
going to organize a Christian Endeavor
Society at Peoria next Sunday at 3
o'clock.
The suit OF d. Williamson against
the Katy road for $4,000 damages has
been occupying the district court to-
day, Williamson, while in the EN-
ploy OF the road as section hand, fcll
on push car loaded with rails, the
ear passing over him. The case was
given to the jury late this evening,
and up to time of writing they have
rendered no verdict.
DR., Bonds has moved into his new
store, which is "a beautiful place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Waco. March 13.-Mayor McCulloch
has returned from a business trip to
Austin, and while there consulted the
attorney general on the matter of the
proposed new bridge across the Brazos,
and also Representatives Mills and
Thomas of McLennan. 1t was ascer-
tained that in order to get the approval
OF the attorney general Of the county
bonds n special act OF the legislature
Is necessary to authorize their Issuance
by the county commissioners. 1t now
becomes necessary for the county COM
missioners' court OF MCLennan county
and the city council of Waco to join In
petitlonng the passage Of such an act.
Representatives Mills and Thomas are
said to favor It and will hold them
selves In readiness to present the bill.
TO which there will be no opposition. 1t
being local matter. 1t is understood
that the county will build the bridge
and that the city will maintain and
keep 1t in repair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Waco, March 13-Thc Waco Female
college. which was recently sold for
debt, Is the subject of much solicitude
ny large. portion Of the people OF the
city This large and special educational
institution has been one Of the cIty'A
chief boasts. Its board OF trustees,
even after the sale. have not given up
thelr efforts to redeem 1t and discharge
us DEBT They are now in consultation
concerning the matter and 1t is under
stood have resolved to make an offer of
$4,000 to the creditors The indebted
ness IS $50, 900, and they believe the dlf-
ference should be contributed as n do
nation by the creditors, who are pub
lic-spirited citizens on the other hand
Prof. Fesler OF Chllllcothe, Mo. il is
said, has made an offer OF $50 900 for
,Ae property, which he will convert
into a large general college. 1t is ex-
peeled a DEFINITE Announcement of the
In day or two.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Dallas, Tex, March 12. Following
are The proceedings Of the court Of
criminal appeals held at Dallas We'd
nosday. March ~:
Aflrmed-George Howard alias Chas
Williams, from Dallas; Sig Dave. from
Rocliwall; Tom Stewart from Fannln;
W. a. Clark. from Ellis.
Revcrsed-Zay Gibson, from Clay; a.
r. Morgan, from Brown.
Reversed and dismigsed-A. G John
SON, from Baylor, three eases.
Motion for rehearing cyerrulcd-Newt
Short, from Palo Pinto; Charles Love,
from Hell,
Motion for rohearng submitted-S.
w, Holder from Bosque; II. j. White
from Wichita.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

New orleans, La. March 1S.-,Weath-
er clear, track fair. Following are the
results:
First race-Three-quarters OF mile.
Virgin first. Princess Rose second,
Guilty third. Time, 1920.
Second race-Half mile. two-year-
ODDS Minnie Clyde first, Leasefnan
second, Sister Rosalind third. Time,
0:51.
Third neutrality-suspicious. OF a mile.
Blue and White first. Hopeful second,
Diamond Dick third. Time. 1:2l.
Fourth race-Seven-eighths of a mile,
handicap. Wolsey first, Brakeman Sec
ond, Miss Galop third. Time, 1882 1-2.
Fifth race-Three-quarters Of mile.
Tramp first, Manoa second, Moloch
third. Time. lis 1-2.
New Orleans entries for March II:
First race-Five-eighths of a mile:
Buckaway, l04; Dr. Reed, 10i; Shelby
Boston. lOi; Herkimer. l07; Joe Hill,
107; Maquon, 107; DR.. Work, 107; ]. w.
Cook, 107; Lu Prewitt, 107; Curlos, los;
Nellie Osborne, los; Minerva, ITO;
Lagniappe, ITO; Verdi. 10; Van Brunt.
10.
Second race--Seyen-eIghths of mile.
Joco, l01; Augustus. l01; Bob Wilson,
lOl; Daphne, 1902; Blue and White. 1903;
Servitude, 10i Primero, 10I; Lank, 10i;
Aeronaut, 1O4; Kelly, 1O5; Pearl N. 1906
Oak Forest, 1O7; Theo. H., 1oS: Rally,
Ill; Rotation, liz:
Third race-One mile: Satellite, 100;
Charter, 1902; Tippecanoe, 1902; Fulcher,
c., 105; Florence p. 105; Silver Prince,
l06; Chimes, 1909; Mote. ITO; Rapidan,
III.
Fourth ace-Three-quarterso Of mile
Bankrupt, LOG; Dan Wedgewood. 106;
Galen Brown, 1906; Lock Leven, 1906; OK
ford, los; Ben Wilson, los; Yellow Rose,
los; Miss Clark, 1903; Bonnie B.. 100;
Contest, 100; Fidget, Ill; Francis Pope,
Ill; Beverly 100.
Fifth ace-Three-quarters Of a mile:
Nicaragua, lol; Gee whiz, 1903; Lay on,
1903; oh No, 1903; DIR. Park, 1903; Miss
Bradshaw 1903; Blake. 1O3; Matt White.
1o5; Denver, 1906; Twenty-Three, 106;
John p, 1O6; Herman, 1903; Joe woolson.
1903; Fakir 109
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Waco. Tex. March 13.-John JON
gust, Tor many years janitor at the
court house, died this morning.
There are few people in Waco who
dll not know the deceased.
He was generally known as "John ."
Simple, polite, oblging, he made friends
constantly. He made a record for faith
fulness and honest service. which won
for him approval and respect. The
Kindly feeling manifested for the de-
ceased Is wei! expressed In the general
comment on his death; "Old John was a
good man"
The attaches OF the courthouse. one
ana all. We're palned to hear of his
death this morning. The kindly old
janltor had become a fixture in the
courthouse. and while he had been
seriously Ill for some time. his death,
nevertheless, came as surprise. He
was born In Sweden, and came 10 Waco
in 1871. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14
THE ANTI-rRusr LAW
The Popuiists Voted solid Agnin.,
the MI.

Austin, Tex, March l3-The Populists
voted solidly against the Armistead
antitrust bill. They say that II II he
comes law every labor organIzatior
and every farmers organization in the
state VIII be destroyed. Ten Democrats
take the same view of the bill ana
hence they voted against II. II ,s
lows: i'i-
Section l. That a trust Is comblna-
ton OF capital, skin or acts by two or
more persons, firms. corporations or
associations Of persons, or either two or
more OF them for either. any or ali Of
the Iollowing purposes:
l. 70 create or carry out restrictions
in trade or commerce. or to create or
carry out restrictions in the full and
free pursuit Of any business authorized
or permitted by the laws OF this state.
or 10 create or carry out restrictions ia
the full and free exercise OF any avoca'
tion, occupation or profession author-
lied or permitted by the laws Of This
state. '"'s
2 To limit or reduce the introduction
or increase or reduce the price OF mer,
chandise, produce or commodities.
2. To prevent competition In mann.
facture, making, transportation, sale or
purchase OF merchandise, produce or
commodities.
I. To flx at any standard or figure
whereby Its price to the public shall be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Austin. Tex. March 19.-Proceedlngs
Of the court OF civil appeals for the
third district today:
Causes Standardization VS.. Wald-
stein, from Travis; Missouri. Kansas
and Texas railway vs. COcreham, from
Hays; Hulbut and Semple, ct al. VS..
Lang, from Bell; Hibernia Insurance
company VS.. Pearlstone & Son, from
MCLennan.
Reversed and remanded-Clty of
Waco vs.. MCNEIL, from McLennan;
Wynne, ct al. vs. Parke. from Hays:
Packenini. ct al. VS.. Petri and wife,
from Travis
Rehearlng overruled-Mlssourl Pacific
railway company US. Pagan, from
Comal; Collyns vs.. Cain, from Tom
Green
Motions submitted-Llnno county VIZ.
Knowles, ct al, for rehearing, from
ilano; Taylor Water company vs..
billiard, ct al, from Williamson; City
OF Austin VS.. Austin City Cemetary
company, for additional facts. from
Travis,
Motions granted--Buchannn VS..
Wren, from Travis. for leave to file
argument; Flomerfelt 81 Co. VS.. Hume
Bros. from Travis. to postpone submis-
sion,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Austin, March 2.-Representative Nc
Lemore today introduced the following
resolution. which was unanimously
adopted!
Whereas, 1t appears that the con-
tractors for printing the decisions of
the supreme court have violated their
contract. and whereas. it appears that
the violation OF this contract loses to
the state not less than $1,000 per year
In that the law requires that these re-
ports shall be printed in certain face
OF long primer and minion type, and
that the leads used shall not be OF n
greater thickness than to plea, and,
whereas, as a matter of fact, the
long primer type used has been much
'phatter' than the face prescribed bv
law, and 'phat' BREWER has been used
instead of the legal minion, and to
plea leads have been used instead of
to plea, therefore be 1t
RESOLVED. that the speaker appoint n
committee OF three whose duty il shall
be to thoroughly investigate the matter
and report to the house at the earliest
time practicable the result of such in
vestigation."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

in any manner controlled or established,
any article or commodity OF merchan-
disc. produce or commerce Intended for
sale, use or consumption in this state.
Any chartered organization shall for
felt its franchise and its corporate eN-
lstence by violating the provisions OF
this act. The attorney general, or dis
trlct or county attorney, or either OF
them. upon his own motion, and with
out leave or order OF any court or judge.
to institute suit or quo warranto pro-
ceedlngs in Travis county, at Austin.
or at the county seat of any county In
the state, where such corporation ex-
lists, does business or may have
iomicile, for the forfeiture of Its char
ter rights and franchise and the disso-
luton of its corporate existence. For
eign corporations violating any of the
provisions of this act Is denied the right
and prohibited from doing any business
within this state. The penalty Is a
fine OF not less than $50 nor more than
$4,000 and by Imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary for not less than one nor more
than ten years, or by either such fine
or imprisonment. Each day during a
violation of this provision shall COM
stitute separate offense. Any court,
officer or tribunal having jurisdiction
Of the offenses defined In this act, or any
district or county attorney or grand
jury, may subpoena persons and compel
their attendance as witnesses to testify
as to the violations OF any of the pro-
visions Of the foregoing sections. Any
person so summoned and examined
shall not be liable TO prosecution for
any violation of said section about
which he may testify fully and without
reservation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Cotton Palace Building. Waco
March ia large mass meeting was
nelI at the city hail tonight. to take
final action relative to the Cotton pei
ace, The meeting instructed the direc-
tors to proceed with the rebuilding.
The funds have not reached the amount
sought TO be obtained and the work
The Hotel Palmo is the newest hotel
IN waco and perhaps an exception I'm
not claiming to be the finest hotel
ana pest Accommodations of any In the
south, Nevertheless. there nre man,
points OF excellence. which the guests
enjoy under the proprletorship OF N
-. Sigh who has forged ahead since
ne mas gone into the business In such
manner that compels recognition
from the public to the fact that a good
business man Is a good hotel man. His
courtesy and address commands atten-
ZION ana points to the comforts and
tained by him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

Dallas. Tex, March S.-ProceedIngs
OF the court OF civil appeals Of the Fifth
district at Dallas:
Aflirmed-M. b. Ricketts, VS.. West
ern Union Telegraph company. from
Grayson county; Eugene DeVoegler VS..
Western Union Telegraph company,
from Grayson county; John p. Cox et
a. vs.. John II. Morrison, Hin county;
81. Louis and San Francisco Railway
company VS.. James n, Craigo. Lamar
county; IL. l.. Brenneman ct al. VS.
y. Il. Bush. Grayson county; j. ].
Beekham VI. w. II. Burney. Limestone
county. Hin n Shain W.. H. /. Pear
son. Collin county; John p. Gillespie
VS.. II. l.. Brown, Dallas county.
Reversed and Temanded--GeorRp
wilkins VS.. Il. s. Ferrell Dallas
county; Texas and Pacific Railway
company vs.. Douglas & Douglas. pal
las county; City Of Dallas vs.. j. j.
McAlllsior. Dallas county; Texas ana
Pacific Railway company vs.. George
Iangsdalc, Bowie county.
Motion. disposed of.--OConnor
Laing & Smoot VS.. A. NJ. Shannon a
Co. rehearlng, submission OF motion
set aside; sulphur Lumber company
VA. 7. f. Kelly. rehearing and addi-
uonal conclusions, overruled NJ, A.
morrill, vs.. Smith county, TO advance
overruied; s. NJ. swinson VS.. smith
county. TO advance. overruled; Kourtge
Bros. VS.. smith county. to advance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-14

chief Celia shows His Fire Ladies'
to the CnttIcmen.

Wishing the. cowmen to see every.
thing Fort Worth had to show. and
ms special mark OF appreciation OF
their presence. Fire Chief Celia turned
in a general alarm from box q yester-
day afternoon, in order to give the VS.
itors an Idea of the efficiency OF a fire de-
partment every citizen OF Fort Worth
is proud OF. None of the boys at the
fire halls knew anything about what
was going TO happen. and when the
electric spark, bearing the sometimes
dreaded news OF n battle with flames
was sent in. every man rushed to his
post They thought a serious fire was
on hand, and the great. strong horses
were soon on the street, and headed
for Washers corner with all the speed
they could command. The engine from
fire hall No was at the corner in little
over minute from the first clang of
the alarm bell. and in two minutes
and thirty seconds No. 2 hose truck
was connected with the plug at the
corner. n ladder had been run up over
the Dunn building and the fire laddies
were ready to begin a battle, had II
been necessary. The whole square was
n mass OF humanity, and complimentary
expressions OF the firemen and the de-
partment were heard on every hand.
II was another of Fort Worth's courte-
sizes TO her guests, and was fully APP
preciatod.