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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Dallas. Tex, March sO.-Notwith-
standing the hard rain tonight the city
hail was crowded to Its utmost ca
pacity to hear Frank p. Hollands
opening speech in his candidacy for
mayor. Mr.. Hollands address was an
able one from every standpoint. He
showed what was necessary 10 make a
city. He reviewed the city's financial
condition from Its formation. pointed
out the disadvantages Of its present
condition and explained the remedy for
the same. He proved himself we'll
educated on the question OF city gov
eminent. The applause sometimes was
deafening. and II ls a foregone con-
clusion that Mr.. Holland won many
Of his opponents and many of the
weather citizens to his standard.
Mayor Barry addressed a large con-
gregation OF Dallas leading citizens
at the corner OF Main and Field streets,
one block west of the city hail
W. T.. Parry announced today ms q
candidate for school director from the
Fourth ward. Mr.. Parry has had ex-
perience on the school board. having
been member several years ago. He
is well fortified with experience and
has abundant natural qualifications to
make him a useful member Of the edu-
cational council OF the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
no MONS sNLALI-pnx

Dallas. March sO-No new cases Of
smallpox have been reported In the Inst
.hree days. and the eight patients In the
~. mouse are doing well. as II Is a
ma type OF the diseaFe they have.
The heroic measures taken by the
heal.a department and the general vac
cihation resorted 10 have so FAR, as vet
appears, stamped the disease out. Sher-
IN Cabel and DR.. Florence, the iaiI
physician. say there is no truth In the
report that smallpox exists among the
prisoners. On the contrary, they say
mat there Is not one among the le5
prisoners that feels unwell.
ordir aflly there ls a regular stream
o. eolored visitors to the jail every
iay- When negro Is locked up all
the negroes that ever heard or him.
and many that never heard or him, de-
sire TO visit them. and OF course tho
snerin has to admit them. but when
the smallpox broke out in the city IL
was deemed prudent TO cut of the vlsit-
ors- This gave rise to the rumor that
there was smallpox in the jail.
DE- Armstrong, city health officer.
ordered the nag removed and the quar-
antine raised from the Atlanta hotel
yesterday. there being no further
grounds for fear on account OF small
pox In that quarter,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Sheriff Eullss Arrived Too Late 10
Catch Burr,

Sheriff Euliss. who went 10 cieburne
yesterday to arrest Irwin IL Burr.
charged with assisting 10 murder his
wife. Lulu Burr, came home last night
without his man. Burr had sold all
Mis- efreets in Clcburne for 500 and
skipped for parts unknown. TWO COM
panions went with him, one OF them.
4 darkhaired. darkeyed man. with u
scar upon Ma cheek Is wanted on the
same charge. A warrant charging muir
der and describing him with name
unknown" was sworn out last night
a telegram has been received rom
Warrensburg, No. the county ste %,
Johuson county. where Burr claimeh
his wife'B mother lived, ana wnere nc
had resided, saying no such persons
had ever lived there and that no snch
name could be found on the TAX roils.
Justice Adams has IN his possession
four prescriptions, alleged 10 have been
written by Or. Davis, parts Of when
have been used, that are said 70 10
drugs used 10 cause aboruons. nei,,t-
tions follow each other quickly ~ tnis
matter, and II has ALREADY e1neeuei lne
expectatlons OF those who aug II up
arst. sheriff Euleas 81 very hnhlVu,s y.
10 capture Burr and the unknown,
nut MAJ hae no idea where they can oc
fonnd. ID IL said they left Cleburne
txsenfv-rour hours ahead OF sherin ~
less arrival there. going ACROSS me
country In a vehicle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Waco, March 30. --There IL not a little
fear OF damage expressed through
the continued dry weather In this SEQ
tlon. A number OF farmers were seen
g. the city today and all stated that
rain Is needed very much. In some
places the condition almost approaches
diately Will cure the situation OF all
evil effects.
Numbers OF travelling men report
other sections OF the state suffering Ia
like manner. and that In some places n
great deal OF uneasness ls felt. Tom
Farmer. who returned from trip yes.
that vicinity everything N us dry aa
finder and the farmers are complaining
loudly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
NIGHTS OF pYTHrAs BALL.
4" Given at Hotel Worth Next
Thursday Evening.

Worth division, uniform rank,
n. q Pythlas, will give a grand
~ lhe Worth hotel next Thurs
h',ning, April 4. 1t will be one
u aaandsomest and fastest affairs
ana ever given by secret So
AZ Fort Worth, and all the
N, Nv y are looking forward to 1t with
~ Vummittee appointed TO super
me affair are: Arrangement
b Ia's-Wm. Doherty. ]. NJ. Perry.
\ ';gganon-Brigader General X. NJ.
,-aaat' Jr., and wife, Assistant
\ " General j X. Frederick and
d m M,a d: c. Wallace Peak and
S.aslor j. II. Tiller and wife, j..
\ psuyf and wife, #. M. Sorry and
IN Al. Page and wife.
gsi,h eommittee-Wm. Doherty, w.
NV, q. b. Gay, r.. W. Walker.
,s",aiTer, j. ]. Hangover.
IA large crowd is expected TO
4 IN. very handsome programs,
beae Insignia OF the order upon
fner page OF the cover, have been
Y mn., There will be plenty OF
Nj ,nn. and the other attributes OF
y or m@anaged ball. and 1t Is expected
Iisasono VI the incest social affairs OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
THE DALLAS BUDGET OF NEWS,
MYSTERIOUS LOSS OF THIRTY.
-FOUR ACRES CT LAND.
Bush THE ISsuLTER OF WHITE
WOMEN. ESCAPES FROM THE
cAi.AsoosD = THE CITY CAM
PAcS HEATING up-o'NElLL's
FAREWELL.


The county commissioners have re.
Gently had the poor farm surveyed.
ana ind that It Is "a "a acres short
to contain.
henry Smith gays that the "a "a
acres the commissioners are looking for
= narrow strip extending the entire
length Of the north side Of the farm,
but that it was never fenced in by the
poor farm enclosure. He says that
.hsfe was a separate deed for this
strip. and in making the recent survey
Nv commissioners tried 10 find go ncres
.Aelusiye Of this strip. Mr.. Smith tur-
sher says this strip Is claimed BY some
ni.uot heirs. with whose lands 1t mas
long been fenced. There is even a cues
lon; he sayA, as to whether the title
By limitation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
A REGULAR BLIZZARD COMING.
SNOW COVERS COLORADO a FOOT
AND MORE DEEP.
OLD PROPS SAYS III is COMING
THIS WAY AND THAT TEXAS
WILL GET 1T. PROBABLY BY To-
NIGHr-v1oLENr CHANGE OF
WEATHER.



The snow and wind storm continued
all day. with undated fury. 1t is the
worst storm since the memorable one OF
March. 1891. which continued for three
days. Heavy thunder and vivid
flashes OF lightning accompanied the
beginning OF the storm. The velocity
OF the wind just before daybreak was
terrific, and hut for tho heavy snow.
which served TO hold things in their
places. much damage would have been
done. At SEQ o'clock the wind was
blowing at the rate OF IS miles an hour.
but 1t decreased up 10 noon. when 1t
registered "a miles. A gable OF the
Columbian school house was blown out
stones Weighing 80 pounds were blown
over 80 feet away. while heavy blocke
lay piled up over so feet from the
building. The tranimay snd cable COM
panles are having great difficulty In
moving their cars, and many of the
street railway lines art blocked. At 6
y. m. the SNOW was about foot deep
in this city, and 1t is badly drlfted.
During the early part OF the day
trains on the railroads east and west
were running ON time, but the night
trains are considerably delayed, and
n the storm continues much longer a
general blockade viii occur The storm
Ia exceptionally severe In western Coll
orado. Observer Branbcrburg says the
storm Will abate during the night and
colder weather Will follow The storm
IL rapidly advancing southeastward:
the Indications are that Texas and the
Gulf states Will get !, touch n It,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

rallas. Tex, March sO.-sinee yes
terdav several men have dropped into
me police department and left win
clerk Calm s5-cent pieces 10 go TO the
fnnd TO defray tn expenses o. Ll2zlo
and the baby at the Union depot no.
ri Others wishing to contribute can
sither call or send the money to clerk
cahn. The circumstances are insss.
A young woman represented TO o,nee
bt ,,,ss. and hungry. The officer taking
Ilis ,,,,,s ssinn On her, stood good for
,i',it.a lodging for her at the Union
, mano, hotel, That night the. woman
peR' thirteen pound boy baby, ana
my of,lcer was stuck for the doctor I, =
M weeks board for the woman
nrds tho wages and board for a nurse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Dallas, Tex. March sO.-on account
OF General william Booth. the founder
of the salvation Army, not being able
10 visit this state. Mrs. Maud b, Booth.
wife OF Commander Darlington Booth,
the leader OF the salvation Army In the
United states. promised last winter to
visit Texas in the spring. Mrs.. Booth
will be IN Dallas on Friday, April 0,
and will hold selected meeting NJ the
First BAptlst church. kindly lent for
me occasion. at y. m. and lecture at
Inc city hall at y. m. OF the same
dav. Mrs. Booth is an eloquent and
interesting speaker Mr.. chauncey De-
new. one OF Americas greatest speak
srs recently said that Mrs Booth Is
the most eloquent after dinner speaker
he had ever heard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Dallas, Tex, March 3O.-F. V, Bllthe.
eN-captaln OF the Dallas Light Artillery.
speaking OF the looping on by the
legislature OF the customary 100000 APP
preparation for an pnnual state en-
campment, said that he IS convinced
that It is important to keep up the
organization OF the volunteer guard,
and II cannot well be done without en-
couragement from the state, and while
admitting that the state encampment
has its abuses, stlll the good It does
more than ccunterbalanccs the evil.
Captain Blithe added that the best
thing the companies could do under the
circumstances would be to disband.
p. s. Eherly. ex-lleutenant OF the
Light Artillery. Is OF the opinion that
the effect OF the cutting on OF the APP
preparation will be that nearly all the
companies in the smaller towns will go
TO pieces, because for the most OF the
boys the only incentive is the vacation
and trip TO the encampment. and when
this is taken away the cohesive force
OF the companies Is destroyed There
is chance yet for the appropriation. II
Is claimed that the friends and advo-
Gates OF the cncampment in the lower
house were absent when the appropria.
tion was voted on. and they are making
an effort to get the measure reconsid-
cred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

English Ind. March co. The forest
fires In Southern Indiana continue to
burn and do much damage, All tho
buildings owned by Squire William
Finch, James Land and George lFclker.
including contents, household goods.
farm machinery, etc, were totally de-
stroyed last night. The loss will ag-
gregatc many thousand dollars. Re-
ports OF distress are coming IN hourly.
Near Sellersburg thousands or dollars
worth OF timber have been burned. In
that region the ilrc Ii fed By the thick
forests, which are exceedingly dry. no
rain Of consequence having fallen for
HDmotima
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

New York. March so.--The senate
judiciary committee TO investigate tho
court Of general sosslonA ana hear
arguments upon the Con bill began
work today.
Recorder Con- told the committee OF
neglect OF duty on the part OF tho
court attaches. which to his mind com
STUFFED a reason why there should be q
reorganization.
There are men In this room today"
said the recorder. who are on the pay.
ron as court otileers' but who have not
rendered TO the state dollars worth
OF service"
Mr.. Con mentloned several names. In
cmding that OF the chief clerk, John
II, Carroll.
The recorder then told how he had
tried to get the other Judges tt, let him
rcmove MIR. Carroll and eppoint some
one I'm his Mace. but he found them
united I'm their opposltIon
s'IudEc cowing knownH-- beran the
recorder.
"fleia an" .,ta t,a.a coosi,r.
..don,t nse nv mama "
"Jud,,, rn,,,,,, lna,ea ,t,,,, u, ,raa,
rar,nvst. M ,,St,a rnn,n ~ ,,a,,,raa,,,
M, No., y ~ "'"Nu ~" w 'A"''"'is
.,rh., I. ,,,.a,,- ..,a, r,a,.. ,,,,,.,,,,.,
at, T., 80, u .",' S ,,,.' sV y, :. s""'nh'
sv,h,' :" ~" eo,,i III N.,V". ~ r..aar
IVY =. Nap'uin Nnrts VI ule Noul ,
st,en1ah.s, VINO was mopunneen anu
1olnsu lNihnanN hhn When Suuss
NoM,ik eppulh'eu hlin,
lhAt ~ not 30, crleu captain Our
ry, VINO was atandlng near tho witness
chair III Is not so, ana the captain
raised MS inger warnlngy ~ the re-
cordor.
There was burst OF applause at
Curry'g words and the recorder fituhcd
scarlet
1T N not So" cried Captain CurtS n
third time. n have been Democrat
all my llfc."
Again there was clnnplng OF hands
and stamping OF feet throughout the
courtroom.
In the nfternoon mdFe Cowln,r took
hill. he rnid. "guppone / should have
been elected 10 The nlpreme court ana
should have, after taking my seat,
aenf a Hill Ia tho sennte inprensln,r my
salary about one.third and taIslng from
my fellow metieea an their rights nnd
proropatlycs. what would veu have
ihousht of me 81 lilo man tools M Ina
unetter Of ma rais. In saiar,, I'M IN thn GnTf
bni and said, ,"rhere ia nm Item Of
$1,000 included In ,he amount eounht by
| him That IA ror once ram ma cltv
! Vlve. him Ma ofiies fr,e n sivea us
our onieo freo. Why shouid he have
s90o1 a ycai for nm afiir, which la dnas
not have To TontT w '" ~ N''
The next question taken up by Judra
| Coyyinlr ,vna the tnattnr ar thc chiof ttis.
| tIeeship. which the reeorder h. ND IL
/ after. He 0Jndee Co,yInel md been
| chosen nv nd essociat,a ~ ehief Inv.
! lice nftor soVontren ,cnra' aervirc
| Up ana mai belieye tho committee vvoula
maize chief Justice, as IL had been held
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
THE CUBAN WAR.
rhirty-Two Thousand Troops VIII be
Called Into Service.

Havana. March 80 The government
hna received official advices TINT ths
rebel chiof. General Antonio Maceo. heT
left Costa Rlca on n Ward line steaIni
ship. There adviceB Indicate that nd
has not yet landed anywhere IN Cuba !.
Troops are being modified. and differ
ent divisions are being dispatched
mn advance will be made upon tbs
rebels without any delay. News OF "
baltic may DE expected to follow sooa-
Eventually. according 10 the plan Of
the authorities. 10000 spanish troops
will be Bont against tho rebels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Egg Harbor city. N. j.. March 3o..--
A ferco forest frc. which IL supposed
20 have originated from the careless
burning OF rubbish, has been burning
throughout this section for several
days. The IRE Ia burning fercsly. do
Btroying valuable timber at the rats or
fifteen acres per hour. II II at present
making rapid progress toward the city,
park. which has an area OF about two
square miles, covered with mateutiv
oaks and lofty pines. To-day hundreds.
Of persons were out lighting the nnfnea,
but on account or tho Dry wehthcrs
could accomplish but little. The losz|
thus far IL up IN the thousands-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Waco, March 3O.--l.on Black, who
lives NJ Edgeheld. was arrested today.
charged with Illegal registration.
County Attorney Taylor calls attention
TO the registration Inv. and says that
cases OF Illegal registration which have
come 10 his knowledge viii he fully
prosecuted. He also declares that all
gal acts In tho election
next Tuesday viii be promptly
dealt with, and that the eleetioS laws
IN every respect will be carried out TO
the letter so far as In the power OF
himself and the other officer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Waco, March 30, The store OF u.
CornitiuB. on Austin street. was en-
tered by burglars last night. The
thieves secured II target rifle. spmc
lead pencils and number OF small mr.
ticlcs, a short time ago the place was
visited by burglars and goods TO the
value Of S35 or $40 were atolon.
Bcrt Leadley, II young lad, was mr.
rested today charged with the burg.
larry. and others engaged with him
will be taken into custody before morn.
ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Cloverport. Ky, March SO.--'rhc most
destructive forest IRE ever seen here IL
now raging frw miles back VI Clover
port. Property loss will run into the
hundreds OF thousands. The firn
started In the southern part " Han
cock county. and the winds carried II
westward Into Breckenridge county,
sweeping everything IN its path. Yes
tcrday the fire travelled several miles
and entered the lands OF tho Breckcn-
ridge company, limited, and destroyed
several Thousand dollars worth OF tim
Der. Nat Heath. u wealthy bachelor.
was found dond IN tne smoke this
morning. The IRE ~ still rigging.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
WILL START UP AGAIN.

wocnsocket II l., March &c Tile
Alice rubber mills Of the United states
Rubber company. after two weeks Idle
mesa, will nart in fun. employing 400
mon next Monday morning.
The Marvel Rubber works. owned by
the same company. will also resume
work Monday.
The latter Rave been Idle for several
months. and give employment to 400
persons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
I'M ,N1,N MOTIFS.

peeIt i' has purchased the !. ar Utmost com
q. Gail, The inventory 5Syy, y viii be
rieted, ane the e, ,sw a avs
sam Armstrong; ns' picker and has
dry buslness o. ~ z = Armstrong Is ths
taken ,sa baptist minister here ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
o,Nr1LL,s rAREwr1.L.

Dallas, Tex. March so.-Tonlght
James o'Neill closed his engagement
at the Dallas opera heuse. presenting
Monte cristo. The house was iilled at
all performances. and never were Dali
las thcater-roers afforded better OPP
portnnity OF seeing a greater play in
the hands OF greater stars than during
MIR, O'Neills stay In Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

vessels, the New York. Columbia. Min
neapolls. Cincinnati Raleigh. Atlanta
ana Montgomery. \ larger squadron
OF modern wsrships than this has not
been seen on the north Atlantic seas
Tor years past. With these vessels un-
der his command. the admiral Will be
able TO carry out In good style his fa-
vorlte project OF educating his officers
In Meet md squadron cvolutions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

not NC slightest pretense OF tnsIn,s,.,..
y, , XIV rase 81 70 cruis Is made * s,,s
t.rneon ihst anu y vas declared his "
!" pnv ~ a rate Of 4. cents .ro-a c s,losa
=" ,ne Aunntlc seaboard. S1me rhisae,',s
contracted for Yesterday at 10 cent As w
h,,s sh,o.y y snost that one iot o. ssp aso
cents. Just half q The tsrlif rats aA'n ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Washington. March 30.-gacrstary
Smith has approved the action OF tho
commissioners OF the general land Of
nce ia reinatatinK Deputy Mineral
Surveyor Robert Corlinaki In Utah ter
rltvry. He was suspended by the SUR
yeyOr general OF Utah on charge OF
Inaccuracies In work. IL ~ held that
the surveyor general has no authority
10 suspend deputy and can only
recommend such SUSPENSION 10 tho COM
missioner for his action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
1870 rr.s Nnr sAlAIdQox.

corslcaiaa. Tax, Aiareh lo.--Aisyn Wttts
saliv wac secu at II O'Clock tonl{ht nne "a
regard 10 the reported case o. nnailpox
said. :.
"Wo have no smallpox. pfr- bouufHfife
and Blair say n Ia smallpox and bfn- k1fr
Dr e,srarlnKen. state health cfficer. " come
nero ri onOu, and he will be hero totnoftcw-|
We have 10 smallpox. and when tns s<ks>
health 0fioar arrives he VIII pesf ne 49,
well taken. however,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

chicago. March s0.--In the aBrry,,
Leon contest tonight the police siopped
the men in the fourteenth reuhu, ~
order TO save Leon from being knoeNea
out. al. ooh,
- M Tor police interference wonld
nave nut his man out before the end Of
the last round.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Denver. Colo. Mnrct sn-L, II. Win
chell. asslsiant general passenger agent
a the Kansas city, fcrt Scott and
Memphis railroad. has been appointed
rrai nasonaer ngent ~ the Union
Pacific. Denver and Gulf, 10 succeed
Ernnk b s,mple. reslgnad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

washington. March aO.--Tlie United
states steamer Montgomery. now at
Mobile. has been ordered 10 coal up
ana ioln Admiral Meade's squadron
4, IL probable sne will fall In with
Tho sui,adron al Colon or Port Llmon.
costa Ricn. With this addition. Ad-
snlral .aieade's force will comprise seven
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Glenwood Springs. COL March 3d.
The weather here suddenly changed
yesterday and cold rain SET in, which
continued until late tonight, when II
turned to snow. II IS a very hard
storm and II Is thought many cattle
that have struggled through the win
ter will perish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
rn1cr ar rrLrnnAMs.

I.ittic Rock. Ark. March so.-rho
house today passed the bill 60 regulate
The pr;ce or telegraph mefsagcs, rate
10 he Is cents for ten words ana one
cent for each additional word, the ac-
tion TO apply 10 lines less than 10 miller
IN length ofinea must be kept open In
ali towns OF 900 inhabitants and up
yardr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Anstln. Tex. March 3O-The lolh. o ,h,s
,,i,,n. an redlstricilug held q session ~ i,
nfternoon. senator j. n sheImua IN he
A number OF changes Ms,s sanatcrs who
nil, ~ ls'o on,,esng ,he bill. It e NOW ps,
i iyaG I ,hat ihe house win pas, We p nr,.
HI senate the opposition VIII We in''' ''0
tullnnnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

little Rock, Ark. March s0.--The
state board OF health met here tonight
and refused TO raiss the quarantine
AGAINST Hot Springs for the race meet.
In n, xt week A number OF special
ofiicers were sworn in and tho punran-
tine during the meeting will be moro
iIgidly enforced than ever'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
TREASURY CLERKS nIscu.nc-,-,

washington, March so.-six,v-,our
treasury clerks. mostly women. on xhs,
Is known as the bullion roll. wrrs Az.
charged today. They were appotn,es
under the Sherman silver purchasinr
act. and when that act was ropealrd
u Is held these clerks could no longer
be legally employed. ~ 'SAs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

o.u.s Tex. March 80 burt BUSH,
Ial,"11' udse Force fined sioe yestel-
day LOT VINO made break for I'D
men ST. Was stopped BY Onieer Nc
erty pu' r,,,e otit %. the old calaooor.
,sst night, and WIN L II os WAN Win him
,s for burglary. esHape'' VA" '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

AZ Trinity Mission Episcopal church.
corner 81. Louis ana Tucker streets.
Services for tho NTH Sunday IN Lent.
Morning aervioa ana celebration OF the
holy communion, also sermon by the
Rev j. q. Beaublen al II n, m. sun
day school at o'clock IN the after
noon Evening service and sermon At
$40 D. m. A cordial Invitation Ii ex-
tended TO every one 10 attend these
services. Rev. J. c. BeRubien. priest
In charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
l.,nnrnsnN sIGNEp %.

Austin, iod today the senate cenepl ~ ~
hers9n ssn a,,,iherlslag the seeretary 81 ii's
rsso aSpe ceTrSeon il s iri s,,esi error
Witch w i Was The result q Si,rs Sy which the
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