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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

We receive no pay for pub.
fishing rhe folio wing, bat ~ d
matter of Justice to our sahscri
5efs, and because she Judge oI
the CfreRit Court ordered the
Circuit Clerk to hate ) tran
script OF the Docket published
for the benefit Of witnesses aad
others Interested. we reprodaes
the following. which appeared
last week in the columns OF our
esteemed contemporary. the
GLr6e.
The EAGLE 10 generally up
With the times and 10 able 10
publish whatever Of interest to
the publie there may oecu,. but
sometimes. a. In thts case. il
must be ccutent With publish
ing freq Of charge, and at sec
ond hands. What the county
ought to. and does pay for. the
omcer giving oas the informa-
ticn consulting his personal
preference rs TO whom he shall
give the work.
But THx EAGLE wiIl@f~e and
publish the news all the sane,
The following cases on the
C,rcuis Docket Of the Cfrcuit
Court of Lafayette Co1nsy.
Misc , viii De set for trial on the
following days TO wit
Isr MONDAY
W Y Sullivan W w Z Andrews
Fl Wohlleben Va w z Andrews
Lacretia Hope W. Minnie Hawke
Jerry Fsrrgn vsJ u Anderson
VIM Guest W L. G. r R. Co.
Mrs, Elizabeth Gurrille W I. q
E r Go.
Eliza J Goodman - r Co.
FoR LIST TUESDAY,.
J " Goodman " I R-R Co.
Rachel Sims vs. r N Ss0wcrs.
Kent Pegues VI ID B Pritchard.
} N Tatum W Nicholas.
ID I Sultan W 3 < Written, ] B
Roach, Claimant.
Charley White VS. e K Co
J z Hsnley " Mrs. Fannie Win
ters.
FoR fsr "WEDNESDAY.
) @ roor q Co W The Written
Brua
J B Haynes, OF al. ~ Ishn Grsy
Fl WohlIe6en W w q Petra,
et a.
Bank Of Water Valley vsJR
Market
9 w Price ~ Gus GailegIy.
Mrs Bestle GurrilIe, Admx. vs.
@ z r Co.
. L Thompson ~ J Bryant
&C al
Fo7 md THCRsoAY.
3 Lowenstrin 8 Bros rs wn-
Huston, ct nj.
Ssesart - Nal G Denton.
A 7 Caroehers W ) W Mathis
4 T C~srothers vs G. w Baforf
DAN Caroehers 10 Robinson
q Z Temple ~ Co
FoR IND FRIDAY
Mrs. Al Barr rs W v SuIII van,
Administration. etc.
W m Guess vs Travellers rnsur.
snee CO.
Wv Sullivan ~ C z Co.
n P Bishop vs. Ca.
z BslfsaE "a Z u Alvis and n
u bogard-
y s Gilmer, cts. ~ " 2 Russell
VI Z Ruby vs. @ 2 CAIN.
4 q Morgan " B d Temple.
The following eaass on the
DOCKET Of the circuit
courr Of LaFayetta county, Miss.
viii be SET for trial oa the fai
owing days tacwt:
-IsT THURSDAY
The State We Eiehard Kfmmous
The State W Denney Pedan
The state vs. John Deatan
The State W Alva Nerren and
viii Waters
ne State W John Deafon
Howard Rogers
viii Strosher
Either King
Boss Fulmer
Isr FRIDAY,
The State We Huston Purvis et al
John P1rvis
Bass Fuimer
Hugh Jennings
Tom dodgers
Caroline Hudson
= Bee Wilson
FoR ayD MONDAY.
The SFAfe ~ q I 6rifnn
Anderson Collier
rooe CAratners
I'll Sanders
VIII Sanders
Allen Brown
John asnaings
Iw Miller
Fog IND TUESDAY.
The State vs. Nathan SoekwelI
So -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Mss PssE Le&seil returned
Sunday from . pleasant visit ii
several weeks 10 Erieads IN CIn-
ton zad Bolton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

CITY DTRECTORT-
<t<t<
iona = B-z IN. Mayer
ycnn &. Lunsfs. M1rsnal
k1CaANxvs
~ D. Psrter. G ". P@sxss.
D T. Carter. G. T. Keys.
VIII Lewis. z O. Daxidsua
T. 2. Caler1an.
Trustees 0xsgrf GRABBED schs<ls1
3 P Gray. FrasTfens amt Secretary.
E l. StsFhsnzs W T. Wallace, Paal
B Barr-ngar, D. Z saE5an-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

StephnIe
The witnesses Ia the above
stated cases are noe expected
TO be present until the day set
tor trial Of the eases In which
they are summoua
Cfrenit court viii convene 2nd
Houdav IN iarch 1895
L. Z TKNPrR
Circuit Clerk-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

n. Errsrhssvs sprr-szs za sssnrrsaliy sst
ezrfziiy praHGUa Nsa1ssk4 1Hst r. raa- NJ
private ursss&= ans mr. av- ssirT Tss= ~ IN
prlnle wfs1 snsfr- esc-szS Zvey aE<a 3aeez1S
. suscaai cur scr 1~ d&as1 nals~E
r1sy eurs ~22sOg. Irz1-<fn-. ru--E e rs7e%F4
the Evssrr zu1Nrs " tzrr 49, 42s1 - .1reru&-a
A3sasakEs u the Werts
re. -<nz Ewu-
~1-F~vsrs. Consssfaauz TnifaEnr-A1rm -
@%sraa-s WaCu Fever ~uEM csiE--- III
l-reexziaxE cgrr. crylnE A<-rlns- a.
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Eeaxks. caLtz. Erlnchltis Al
4-AsgxE9Gfa- EwLacn=. esN -
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fs-Eyscepssa. HailcslaazE Eeaannsr1a4 ~
I1<apsreszzt CT 2ata1af E~rfsik II
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16-Nasarfa- Chin- sssar EtAun -
1~S-CHE&rrh. hl1<nxN Gol4 ID ~ G1aG a
39-W hsoRfna Ca1xA IA
-T-httaey Diseases II
Z~-A~wwau- nent4EzE La
22-rrfzarT weakness - -
a-=ar rsrw9r. cuEzS. Clnns=l EAr~G -
EEAFHKEXs MITCH EAzEL GIL.
N4e Ills sEea-EEf-1r1a sszs. 3xEs.
SD - l~zsxsrf-, . ~us r~@4 "a uwrHx 81 za=s
IA az4rsa<n~ Nasz4E 1881 Na1An aa
z1. ia 49, NV raax
PHC1FICE .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
i.guGs-

All persons indebted to the
arm of B FELznsi y Sum ART
heesby notified 20 settle. a. the
business ua>t be soaaI ~ Al
0aee.
john 2. Brow,
ASsfgaee.
Jan =. 1906
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

hessrs. Eliza and Edgar John
sou- sous Of the late Mr.. Frank
Johnson, request rs to return
thanks to the citizens Of our
community and especially the
knights Of Honor tor the sym
psthy and kindness extended
them on their sad mission TO OK
ford recently .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

kaK safe n - cents per ou2heI
JAS X. BARRY.
Caswesl, Miss.
The thanks OF the people OF
Mississippi are due Chancellor
Fulton for securing that great
orator, Hoa Wm- I Wilson. of
West Virginia the great tariff
reformer. and chairman OF the
Ways and means committee. also
chairman Of the last National
Democratic Convention at Chi
cagos Who has accepted the invf
txtfon 60 deliver the annual al
dress IL the University OF Mis-
ssssippi June &fh There IL no
doubt but What one of the Izrg
est audiences ever assembled in
Oxford viii hear him
Mr. J Fl Alexander. Que of
the most respected and esteem
ed citizene Of LaFay cite, died af
his home IN the north eastern
portion OF the county Sunday
last, In he 18th year of his ags.
Mr.. Alexander settled Ia LAFAy
cite county In 1886, where be
has lived continuously since,
enjoying the confidence and es-
TEEN of . wide circle Of friends.
Who viii mIss his presence and
kind counsel. Feeling that the
end was near he arranged all
hin earthly AtfAirs, and .qaGstly
and peacefully fell aslsep. We
tender sympathy to the 6sresv-
ed family.
Carlton CornweIl, foreman Of
the Gazette. Nfddletown, ". J.,
believes that Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy should be in ev
cry home he used il fur q
eold and il effected . speedy
cure He says: IL il indeed .
rznd remedy, I can recommend
- all | have also seen ir used
for vhooping cough. With the
best results." % and I'D cent
BOTTLES for sale by q N knExht.
Oxford, 2 u Pettis, College
Hill
Mr.. W Fl Williams, the Com
mereiai Evzngeiiss vii deliver
. temperance lecture ~ the
Operz House 90 Wednesday
night Feb 9Th, ct ) O'Clock.
Admission free.
without the means a. hand
for combating II, . cold may
prove more dangerous than the
small pox- No family 10 safe IN
less provided fur such IN emer-
gsncy- In sadaen attacks Of
cold, group. asthma. etc Ayers
Cherry Pectorzl u IN IN valuable
specific.
The people Of Oxford should
see that Leoia Mitchell gets .
packed house to morrow night
for she justly deserves one, if
being the best troupe that has
ever played in oar city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Hear HsdEey AZ SsAaaT House
Fsh sxa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
Annual Clearing Sals

Of ali Water goods ALs0 =
BIZ remnant eoudter for the
aeHt 80 days, ~ half cost
Terms Cash.
J. y NKLsoy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

The people Of Oxford should
see that Leola Mitchell gets .
packed house to marrow night
for she jastiy deserves one. if
being the best troupe that has
ever played in oar city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Oars Il have pure Red Oats
tor sale nc - cents per busher
Jas X. BARRY.
Casw-{l Nfss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Nxnv ssuhhoru xnd .~v raxx
unx sAses on raenm2nsm tasf
we're 20 % taearsstc
Saa seespsea afe ssgssies.
rave ytesdssf 20 ensznoerfaaes
~ sam naeh = ne surprise
Oue application viii relieve the
pam and suffering and irs con-
tinued sss fnaures N s0ecrual
cure For sale o. @ N Knight
Oxford. = u Pesrs. College
ElL
-
kev- OF Hssy ssz1ered aEs
Resignation - ps~ssr sf the
vi r.uog. "a A. Lou,. raIw
wssx
-
x92 VII aaa Cra1safs NV
uA<xsx ao1ss rlg1< scross ths
Go snsf zee vhzs "a smuruw~>
uens saey have uzussA
-
saeslkasfAasf'ng the saaa1 sezSa
er the yoanx 2sapas snlaTesf .
p0Aaeam parry L1es<a4Ay aagaf a.
tnE rssisiSnss % Ar& Aadr~ssr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

WAHrzD-A situation ~
aause~kseper, or soma kind af
Iigas work. by IN elderly lady
References gwen and required
Address M Gaze ef EAGLR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Reserved seats for LeolA
kffeheIl On sale NJ g w Ea6sr
loe'x@ The prices have beea re-
tused to the very low rates Of
~. is and Is seaka-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Why s14er with Cssxhs
Colds or LaGrippe for week
OF ten days. when Laxative
Bruno Qurnine viii eure in one
day Put up IN tablets coave-
aiens Tor taking Price g cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
ONLY iac EACH.

ONLY iac EACH.
Elssw nare -hsy zcg n . . sle
Designs VI new garments s-s pas
isae-t fvarv weak l. TIE E-pabLe w.t.
A. order bfI1k for Re s@tt=raa.
Thousands CT tt. n svszy Stars
lGva purchases taesa psrbsr4s iarinS
1ne past F9aI Ans nssr = tnr.
They sr- nvH mets and y9u eaa save
"a these ru-u ru+ .arr every yetl
many tIaiss the prlee II tia Paper
S-ahsclfs At snee tr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Mr. w Z Perkins. Of TUX,
one Of the beat and most sue
cessfal farmers Of that neigh
borhood- and N nj aroGnd
COED eifEzea las cur thanks for
zys2xs sab@eripsioa in advance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Raw OF HElT ssafered ma
Resignation ~ p~sssr IL the
BAp<iss eharea hzsk Sunday and
vii remove % t. Laass tins
weak
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

NORTH-BOUNp
Va @E0r51 , m- Does nof srsP n
AhbexlIa.
S&2-s-eE a m
so E-T=ss A. n troesI FrsixhE-
SOUTH BOUND.
No. ISIS p n
ya5-se3t p N Co<s zne strip ar
T1ylnrs.
Va sE-spA ~ fLAsal trsight-l
Tickets sshE "a AT fnrcrt.sE paEzEz-
A. w MITCHELL Agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Nj. w q Eiilisms, the Com
mercial Evangeiiss vii deliver
. Temperance lecture ~ the
Operx House 90 Wednesday
night Fec 9Th. Ut 8 O'Clock
Admission free.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

rhe ~Fstss a Weeh vii re s
z Pe t1r 1nf Tsaru aig p"r4n sea 49,
aafure y rur D. a club at tleta SEES
rEy aahser1h-E. with - q pay 1r
ne sal1H.
r. ia want : psy * stIr &
&c -iss u- rrtAau
A-fr4a
FHE eTg
~H E.taa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

The following cases on the
Ctrcuis Docket OF the Cfrcuit
Court Of Lafayette Coan-y.
Misc viii De set for trial on the
following days TO wit:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

xa1 vii dna Crsasaas NV
nA<kss aoass rigaE scrsss ths
sfrese from Lewis d Mckee.
Go and see whzs "a inpraws~
uen< they have mazda
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
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" + PREPAY ALL NAIL
EXPRESS CHARGES OK
Plan ES
Send veE- ad&Eess and those OF
your flower loving friends
for 1855 Catalogue
mailed FEB. Ist.

ANE A1St :
mailed FEB. lst.
NEIL ROSE FREF
Il nles plant OF this noted
Southern Rose given tree with
every GEGer amounting TO 81 90
or more, placed with is before
March lat.
Magnificent labelled varieties Of
roses at 5e each
70 choice CFysaathemHms, all
labeled auf true to Kane and
eol5F tor IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

p . GarhryAE Es<igs W. 81 zsrss
me L< thursday a1xhE n s@~n zanka-
k renpss " Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Sead ~ the esaarF news. IL
aaysaiag Of interest sccars in
Yoar aegaaarnaod ne viii %
xt&f - receive the infaruaslan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

Waco, Tex, Jan. 2S.-Shortly after 2
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
In the Iron Front saloon ON Austin
street. between Third and Fourth
streets.
The fire department responded quickly
but the FIRE had obtained great head
way, aud had practically Quilted the
building when the water was turned
on il.
The building was totally wrecked.
II Is owned by Charles Robinson and
insured for $1,000,
The saloon was conducted by j. W.
Holiday and the Insurance upon It Is
$1,000. $3.50 on stock and $3.50 on fixtures.
II Is probable the Insurance win cover
the loss In each case.
All Hcrbelin. whose business house
adjoins the Iron Front sustained a
damage OF $500 on stock, This loss ~
fully covered the Insurance being $4,000,
The building which Is owned by the
Green estate. was slightly damaged
and the loss ~ covered by insurance.
The origin OF the fire IS unknown.
The weather was as Indictment and
dlsagreeabie az possible and the task
OF the Gremen anything but pleasant
The kitchen OF the residence OF James
r. Bagby. 2S05 Washington street, was
destroyed by fire this morning.
The damage Is about 200, covered by
insurance In Forts agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

As presidents OF societies thus formed
among Themselves. II would be well to
appoint either priests or upright lay
men OF weight and character guided
by whose counsel. they should cndeav-
or peacefully 10 adopt and carry into
cfect such measures us may seem most
advantageous to their interests. keep
ing ia Wow the rules laid down by NY
IN dur cncytllcnl Reerum Novarum.
Let them. however, never allow this to
escape their memory: That while Il is
ptOpcr and desirable 10 assert ana Nu-
cure the rights OF the many yet this
~ not 10 be done by violation OF
duty, and that there are very important
duties, not 20 touch what hclongs to
another; TO allow everyone to be FREQ
IN the management OF hin own uffalrs.
not 20 hinder any one 10 dispose Of his
services when he pleaHes and whore he
pleaaca. The scenes OF violence and
rlot which you witnessed last year IN
your own country sufficiently ndmon-
ish you that America, too, is threat
cned with the audRclty and foroclty OF
the enemies Of public order, The state
OF the tlmca. therefore bids Catholics
70 labor for the tranquility OF the COM
monwealth, and FOR this purpose to
obey the laws. abhor violence aud sock
no more than equity or Justice per-
mlts"
says '''V P''''' wy ''VS'''s-
,irn tbc.o o,,,o,,s ,,,,,o,, mas. M, o,,,-
tJhut,J by, ,Hoe viz m,yS 5V,.oS.,1
,hrmsoi,,es Az ,,'.S,i,',, XXI 4, ,to,ii,,,,'
inr IN tbns, ,vho e,., Sn ' "a n,, M
daily prcs8 Wa are aware that al
n,ag ,,e I'm al
df,gor"e ,.,,,,,,,,, ,-,,i, ,,e ME,
rather tbsn AZ o,,,,,,,.., ,,,r,o,,, 49,
,Sein5s "i,,oa ~. ME-, 80, ~ ,il,,-
and ifoou,ic,i,r., va ,o,e,,,c,,t anG
,sid,.,,rs,a a,,,ot,,s, ,.,S, W. v
,rco.tin,, 'n.r,,',', 80 w. y, All, ~,
nroa,tciiva ar goad ~ ayn ",.rv
nnn,i,c. az t,,teiii.,,, 80 ,.oI ,,i'
,,ns,d ,,r,t'.r1 =" ,,5. ,ii,.,a,, ,or v'.'ir
rulJc md yir,," IN ror t6rI,. ,y INN
cc',r,,,,,tl,i 6u. sno,, Oo wv XIV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

Letters Written Demanding None,
From Lending Italians

New orleans, la, Jan. es..-rhe Ital-
ian Malta has again been operating In
this city. The murder of the Hnlian.
Tony Chisesl. Of Chicago. 81 the ltn-
ian part Of tho city "Wednesday morn
Ing was followed yesterday by u letter
from ihe M0fa 10 ono uf the weplthiest
Itnllans IN the city dnmandng $1,000 on
pain Of denomination. Chiscsi waH muir
dored 20 wipe OUT debt which no
had against two memberH " tho dread
oHaoclaiion, one or whom had Just
Barved q torn IN the pcnitcntlary The
murderera Ned 10 Thlbadoux, seventy
miles from the city, ana have 80 far
eludnd capture. The letter demanding
money waa to A Montelon, large
shoe. manufacturers ana one OF tho
wealthleet Italians In tho city The
letter demanded that he 20 to Donald
Hunfillc IN the same section Of Thiba-
doux and place $1,000 In tree IA the
woods, which would be known by q
rcd rag hanging from one OF tho llmba.
II WAS said that the woods would be
clorely watched. II threatened na-
gaHalnatlon In case the police were no-
Tilted. MpnteiOn was very much
frightened, but finally decided 70 place
the matter IN the hands Of tho police
ana appeal for protection The police
and better class OF Italians think that
Il ID genuine Bitter and that the Ma
ma. which has been silent since tho
lynching, has again sprung Into eN-
istcnce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

Newport, Tex. Jan. 2S.--The firm OF
Snow x Wright has changed, A. %.
Snow q Wright has changed. A. -.
tercst and VIII continue business at
the old stand, tIcdgecokc q Wright, j.
NJ. Wright having bought out ilcdgo.
coke's ouc-holf Interest win stll wlu-
time business at the old stand. Both
carry good Stocks OF general merchan-
disc. Andrew Dave has justN peno1 up
n stock OF family groceries aul y ll.s
Tor 9 share Of the trade, Mr. William
Simpson has taken charge OF the hotol
building, and says that he win run a
frst-clasa village hotel, Give him "a
call. you drummers when YOU come 10
Newport to sell goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29
Vandalia Express Leaves the Track
at 0oatesville.
sEvERAL OF THE OARs TAKE FTRE,
But Fortunately the rlomes Were Ex-
tinguiuhed in Time.
The veteran Actor, John W. Norton,
one OF the Dead--Mrs. zelda Wall
lace, the Great singer, Injarcd-A
Texan Among the wounded.


lndlanapolls Ind Ian as "A tortl-
Bile wrook. causing loss OF NE aud
,naimo1 limbs. incurred nj coateavin.
At o,oioclf tbia nfternoon Vnndaint
trnin Ma % di,e ln tbis eity AT 9.ss
was wrecked hv. tn., enrending NJ ina
rang Two persons were killed almogt
instanth. ana fran thirtv TO forty
WIN NNli""a'! iHJ"Nu'
The train was running at fun speed
and was about ten minutes late. IL
M, az, ,,,.,..., a.. 49,, 40 .,,,.,,tu,.
'''u JUDI '''''1' VIZ Wv" w NV'''e'''N'N
anu was iouhu'hB curve Whon 'n'
/ track spread
,rhc prlvnte oar OF Viee.prealdent n.
a. ,,.,s.. $50, -. a. ~, 49,.
| "eNue"' "n'pH wac - Wv
/ Jumped tho track TINS waa foloweu
By tho parlur ear ANA then th9 ladies'
car. All went on the track. the Two
r..r c,rs ,oin,. dawn tn, cmbatment
ten ieet before inc tram could %
stopped
The smoker loft the track, but aid
80
"ut ~ N'eI'
The two rear cars caught hre, but
were extlnFuiahod when The work OF
,....,,,. ,,.....,,
49,.
man uled soon Hllcf being toheh
from tho car. In his pocket were found
lciters indicating that his name was
49,, "a, So. .,.,..,., 80 a..
John W. Norton manager or tno
Grand opera house ~. Louis lie was
CARRIED to a sehoolhouss unconscious
ana iivea onN A abort fine. He dld
WV wv V''' "
not speak,
AltHt W. - lNMNia OF AilllhNHNi Nt"s
was carried from the car and dled
whlll being takoh to the Aehouihou1p'
rhn injured were carried up ne en- en-
honkment to houses on the norlh tluv
Of the track and soon tho towns VIZ,
assistance.
Inc injured are;
Margaret Roberts, 56T Park avenue,
Indianapolis. injured about the face ana
breast internal inluries
Ewing O, WhitinM Boston, cut over
tho loft eye.
MrH Ewlns o, Whiting injured about
sido and hrogt 1erlnusly
3. NcuoEnu, Nl9n VeNaH. aerlouhly
hurt about head. probably fatal
y. l.. Wrap. head cut, not serious.
MT Talbot, Indianapolis seriously
hurt about mead aud internally injured.
Ms, N. w; Fergnsan Tcrrc Hsnt''
right slide and Internally injured
Mira H. HudAun, Greeneaaue, Ind,
cut on right side Of the head, not ses
rloua.
Gertrude Parrish, 4 yenrH OLD. Paleb-
tine. H. cut on side OF face, not 40
riuun
w. s.. 1owora, Carthage, Mo, badly
hurt Internally.
j. w Modahall, Terro Haulo, go
roualy cut, and fears or informal ln-
jury
Lula Shoots Indianapolis, badly hurt
about the knees.
Richard Traueh, Brazil Ind, head
hurt
a. w Mitchell. Terre Hnute, skul
fractured
Mrs. Dam, Omaha. Mob, badly
bruised.
Jogoph Dillon, travelling Ralenfnnn,
New York, badly bruised.
Mrs, Joseph II. Dillon, New York.
badly bruised aud nrn broken.
W ~ Bcbee, Paris, Ill, bruised about
tho head,
Frank Gully, washington, ID, g.
Pullman car conductor. bndly bruised.
t....ta.Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29
THE rIng RpconD.


Itasca, Tex, Jan. 2s.--Last night
about u o'clock. while a heavy thunder
storm was prevailing here. lightning
struck telegraph pole near the tie
pot. almost Immediately after which
the telegraph oihce was discoSerad TO
be, ON are. As no one was IN the build
ing and the nlmos spreading very
rapidly, the entire building was burn
cd. together with all freight and ex-
press matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

*, Jan. 2s.-Thc Oldest in
Is no. been consulted. but
L snow storm seen in this
years began yesterday
|lnd 'neecy white" now
inches deep on q level.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

rex, Jan. 2s.-Yesterday
DAYLIGHT there were two
a apW' which had fallen dur
ny AZ noon It began to
,h 4 set In and continued to
Volt midnight, when ii be-
h.s ana snow again. and this
~ nv Is about one inch OF
M Se ground. a norther is
na II il quite cold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

"a se X, Ian. 2s,-snow began
|ie.S "a ne night OF the 2eth
| lno TN until this morning. II
= INES ~, deep-the heaviest for
| IA i "e mercury registers 10
|r,s y sun falling. with n
| ocS WIND. Considerable dam
pn, "nele they are not fed.
J ~ ,.. a good season in the
ION ''nsrs can prepare for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

Tex, Jan, 2S.--A hard snow
yesterday ana last night
'as three inches deep. This
for the wheat crop. though
the crop has been killed on
dry, cold weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

Some nndicnI Changes Proposed IN
Clp Matters.

NNhl' NhN'FHi NNhhhtH iFnubAHu ~
Ct9 Matters.
Austin, Tex, Jan. % -The Mayors
association. which has made several
attempts 10 organizes, today perfected
nn organization by clcctlng Mayor Fly
Of Galveston president, Mayor Melon
ald Of Austin nrst Independent, May
or Whlteluck Of Longvlow second Vice
precedent, Mayor Zimmerman or Ar
llngton secretary, ana Mayor c. \.
sorrolls OF Hillaboro treasurer
The meeting was held IN the Board
OF Trade building, and tho following
committee was appointed no dtuft q
constitution ana hy-lHWW Mayors Bar
~ OF Dallas. WhltclUclg of Longylow
aud SoTclla ~ lllllsboro.
Short Addresses were madc by May
org Barry, Whltcl1ck, sorrcls, Short
ridge Fly ana others, and inc quen-
ton of presenting memorials to the
lrglalnture for needed reforms was
freely discussed,
Austin, Tex. Jan 28. The committee
appointed 0t The mayors mu8tlng 70
draft Il constitution aud bylaws re-
ported this afternoon, aud The instru-
ment prepared by them was adopted
Mayora Fly Of Galyoson, Mcdonald
Of Austin und Barry Of Dallas were APP
pointed committee to look after log
ialnlion for cities Of over 10000 inhabi-
tunta.
Mayors Sheldon OF Rookpori. Spoke
ridge Of Gainesville and HOrrolla OF
Hlllsb0ro were appointed q committee
- look after legislation for towns Of
less than 10000 population.
The most radical measure proposed
by this association IA 10 give mayors
jurisdiction over cases Of carrying con-
cealed weapons regulating diRordorly
houses, gambling ana the violation OF
the Sunday laws.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-29

Tex. Jan. ga six-inch
re- last night and this morn
Ind today. The snow Will
deal OF good for next sea-