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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-31

Postmaster Van Dusen has received
comm unicatioR from the superintenden {
Of the railway mail service to the effect
that all mail from New York dated the
23d. for Southern California and Arizona,
has been burned in railroad wreck. No
registered mail was destroyed.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-31

The divorce case of Maria A. Seidlin-
ger VS.. Nicholas S. Seidlin Eerswas yester-
day tried before Judge Van Dyke. The
plaintiff failed to put IN an appeara nee,
whersupon. after hearing the evidence,
Judge Van Dyke granted the defendant
decree on his cross complaint.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-31

Also rupture treated by DR.. C. Edgar Smith
northeast corner Main and Seventh streets.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-31
Female and Rectal Diseases

Kregelo & Bresee funeral directors
Broadway and Sixth street.. Tel. 243.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-31
The Los Angeles NatatOrium
242 SOUTH BROADWAY

Most complete bath house in. the city, in
GLIDING Medicated Steam, Electro Vapor
Electro Thermal, Salt CLOVIS, shampoos Fo-
Sitz, Porcelain Tub, Plunge and Swimming
Baths. Iady and gentlemen attendants.
MR.. AND MRS j. LEENHOUTS, Propretors.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-31

Bicycle craze is on, wall paper must go-33
to so per cent off; 1913 S. Spring st. Gee our
Tribune Wheel, best on earth; Judge Tor your
self
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
STRANGE TALE FROM NEWARK.
Y. NJ. c 4. Secretary Disappears and
His Friends Get a Letter from
His Alleged Murderer


Rochester. April Ga dispatch to
the Morning Herald from Newark says:
Roy ", Culver. secretary OF the Y NJ
c. A.. lett here Thursday FOR Syra-
tuse. saying he would return promptly.
saturday hls cousin received card
from him stating that he would not
return until saturday, also a letter
mailed at Syracuse, Friday at 1880 b.
IN, written In a disguised hand and
signed Stranger" stating that Culver
had discovered that he was heir To n
large fortune ana that the writer had
been engaged by him to secure IT, rms
he had done and had afterwards Put
Culver out nf the way ana secured the
fortune for himself"
The writer continued: 1.-THE estate
Is one OF the largest IN existence and
Culver has told no one about IL as he
wihhcd to surprise his friends. HIS lasr
words We're these. Tell Cooper TO paw
all my outstanding debts and retain
what Is left'
In the letter It stated that s2i would
be found In q trunk which was to be.
used as requested, The money was
found
The family here know nothing about
the estate mentioned, and his brother
has come from New York and placed
tho matter In the hands OF the Syracuse
police, who had traced Cooper up to
$50 o'clock on Friday nEht, when all
trace OF the man has been lost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

ney general. left today for Waco. to
make further Investigation and 10 pre-
pare pleadlngs in the suits against the
Waters. Pierce and Standard oil trust
The NJ. NJ. Wingfield company OF San
Antonio. with a capital stock OF 5000.
was chartered today. The lncorpora-
tors nre: Fred Kerbie. W. S. Lewis.
and ]. c. Wingdeld
The Cameron COMPRESS company also
fled a charter. having lis capital stock
at 10000. T.. II Phillips. S j. Webb
G II. zoe aud ". W. letters are the In
corp0rators.
Menard county redeemed $1,000 fund
ing bonds today and paid 1915 in
terest
The special collections BY the comp
troller during March were SOFA. "
which amount sl6gs was railroad pas
senger tax. $3.50 tax ON commercial
agencies. SsSa unorgaulged county tax,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
MnArnERronn NEWS
Arrested on a Charge Of Theft-The
Court Record

Weliherfnrd. Tex, April Ca man
named Williams was arrested today ON
tho charge OF breaking into j p.
Blooms tailor shop and taking there
from suit OF clothes and $50 In money.
The clothes and $40 OF the money were
reeoVered.,'. Last night about o'clock
two empty cattle cars on the saukn
re transfer track We're found to be on
fire. They were almost totally con-
suiued, Today three tramps were ar
rested upon suspicion OF having set
IRE to the cars. They claim TO have
been sleeping IN the cars and uartovIv
escaped themselves. This evening az
II. l.. Laughry was unloading some
caruoys OF sulphurlc acid, he dropped
one the acid splashlng into HE face
fortunately, very little reached bls
eyes, though his face was badly burn-
eh" Last night Preston Martin. Walt
Hood and X. c. Armstrong. Jr, yyeya
examined before the district cntr. for
admission to the bar All passed salts.
iaotorily.. The following cases were
decided In the district court this week,
sarah Y, smyth Va. d NJ Smyth, al.
Noree. dismissed; Lula Doolen rs Iobn
Dpolen, divorce, dismissed. Matte W.
FRANK Liday, divorce, Judgment for
plalnuff; George p. Levy ys A n
Adams, debt and foreclosure. itidrme,t
Tor defendant; A. y. Perryeii vs Vviis
nam q Perryell divorce; Judgment for
Pialntin Boltz, Chimes & CO. vs. NJ.
T. =. BRUCE debt. Judgment for plain.
ulti ), l.. Johns VS., NJ II. Bruce AM
Judgment for plaintiff: A. Weisbprger
vs. NJ. T. Bruce. debt. Judgment a.
naintin; John $. Peokham W. Anna
w Peekham, divorce, judgment ~
plaintiff: NapR Valley Wine eoinnsn,,
vs. NJ T. Bruce, debt and attaebpSnI
Judgment for plaintiff; Starr. Cameron
y 60 vs. John y GIN, Judgment by
and W. p. Beckham. Henry " K,e
g Co vs. same, and W. I. IVY We
81. Conaster ct al. the three E,a-.
nents by default; w. J.. Isbmasi -
Aiyrtle lshmaei, divorce, granted; K,dd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
WASHINGTON. April 6 .


An intelligent and comprehensive
view OF the Cuban revolution is given
by a gentleman now in Washington.
who has long been Identified with Gu
ban affairs, and is personally acaualnt-
ed with the conspicuous figures OF the
contest
AT tile outset said he, the pres
enee OF negro leaders has tended TO
limit the rise OF the rebellion ns the
white element Of Cuba-conslsting Of
two-thlrds OF the people--will never
submit to negro rule OF independence
wrought through negro Influence.
have the photographs Of three negro
leaders and their race Is unmistakable.
They are very able men, however, OF
the same order as Frederick Doug
lass in his best days one OF them
was educated IN Madrid. Another Is an
crater OF great ability There should
be no ulsapptehenslon In the United
states about the smallest OF these In
surBant bands. In the last rebellion.
Wh,'h lasted ten years, 1865 to 1878,
there was never a gathering OF more
than 5000. These forces can best carry
on their work by being widely scat
tered and In small bands. II makes it
impossible FOR a large Spanish army to
be sent out agains; them. as there is
nothing Tor q large army TO fight.
But the most serious aspect OF the
uprising continued he, arises from
certain International conditions in Cuba,
which are little understood In the
United States. Spain has loaded on
Cuba the entire debt OF the last rebel
lion. This burdens the Cubans with
Sl2,5A,As5 each year Besides this, Spain
c0mpels Cuba to pay all the expenses
of the army sustained In Cuba This
army is composed Of 20il4 men, cost
Ing S5,g5A,O5i year Added to this
viii be the cost OF the present upris-
Ing, all Of which S4lin will place on
Cuba"
These conditions are such that the
small beginning made by the iBsur-
gents VIII gain force and sympathy
from all classes"
The gentleman was then asked II
efforts would be made to secure the
recognition OF the insurgents as belli-
Gerent5.
such an effort snid he. would not
be made by the revolutionists In cuba.
They care nothing for such a declara-
ton. II would afford no help I'm their
scattered campaigns. The only good II
would accomplish would be to give
more freedom Of action to the Cuban
sympathizers in this country. who
could lawfully deal with hellgerpnts
much more freely than with rebels
1.-THE arrival OF General CampOs in
Cuba will be tho most important event
OF The uprising. He is the one man
Of Spain who can stop the rebellion
II It Is possible to stop H. 1t is the
lnunra=efHr n Fhn IFHEFal haF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Iowa Park! TEX, April GA gale OF
wind commenced blowing from the
West on the 4th inst, and Increased N
yelocity, and on yesterday evening Y
Increased 90 about d5 miles an hour. UNI
roofing several houses and upsetilng
great many out-houses, destroying
fences etc. Al this writing there IS
no Indications 81 a iet-up, but II threat
ems 10 grow worse. It has damaged the
fruit crop ana also the wheat crop. Il
IA the worst wind this place ever had,
80 say some OF the Oldest settlers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Galveston. Tex, April G.-Fullowlng
are the returns received by Sir. Lasksr
majority FOR Lasker; other towns not
heard from, but result close, Wharton
county. 500 majority Tor Lasker: Vel
asco. $50 for LasEer as against for
Tolar Columbia, 50 for Lask2r ont OF
a possible &c; Alvin. solid for Tolar
Iasker Will probably have 400 major
ity In Bra7orla, Chambers and Aiata.
gorda not heard from. No further re-
turns tonight. Lasker's election is as
sured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Birmingham. Ala. April G.-Reports
received here indicate that a Cuban
nllbusterlng expedition organizing in
this state for embarkation somewhere
on the Florida coast
a Cuban declaring himself as revo-
lui0nory agent has been In the city
for some time soliciting tho aid Of
200 able bodied men 70 fight In Cuba.
lie sad the revolutioHlsls had plenty
OF money and are gaining ground daily.
u is said number OF other agents
ave at work In other parts of Alabama.
They claim the rcvolutionists will be
enforced by thousands of farm hands.
as soon as the seasons work on the
cane farms is fn!shsd and that the
independence OF the island will be ac.
c1Inplished.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
HILLsHono nnnos,


Hnlsboro. Tex, April c.--,1..
day evening, while Mr.. cas ~
was temporarily absent fr.,'''
and Mr. Mcmillan. the Sai, 4.
busy In front, a thief sl,n,''.
back door and helped him, X
ten suits Of clothes. A ns ssi I.
coming out OF the store NJ. =
bundle under his arm. In, n
light no one thought Of b,,s7
thief. but supposed that W
chased the goods. Tn n Il I. y
time the Whereabouts OF ~
unknown and there Is no s
identity Deputy Sherry N W.,
arrested Charley Carroll ~
who is wanted In Brown eo.a, sf
charges Of horse theft. ~
III Albert Rodgers went IA ~
morning after Grand Farrs.'' vs. ,
wanted here on three charss.
passing q forged instrumssi I.
OF over S20... Rosida Gouzal., |.
with raping his lO-year-ola nv
ter Nora Lee Simmons. VA -
years Ia the penitentiarv v
Douglas, a negro woman chs,.'
numbering a negro named ;s.'
acquitted Judge Bonnar
with horse theft, was eon,,s1
given seven years In he n.y.
this morning...H. c. Meltar'a N
arrested at Hubbard civ (, \
Of selling whisky. Vaid Kss, \
quilted yesterday on the ~
stealing a sorghum mil. Ths y
been in court seven yeara NJ
has been twice convicted ~
OF the W. G. 4. L. intend ~
n lunch near the SQUARE Mesi
the purpose OF raising mons, 4
Bibles for the prisoners befors n u
TO the penitentiary. III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Account meeting of the Uniform
Rank Knights OF Iythias. Grand Iodee
knights OF Pythias ana the state mest.
Ing OF the Epworth League, ali az
which arc 70 be held In houston. Tex,
April llth to i9th We Will sell round
Trip tickets 70 Houston and return al
rate OF une fare. Date OF sale az fol.
lows; Account Uniform RANK ~
Knights Of Pythias gth and 10th. 40.
count Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythlas .
and Epworth League fsth and isfh'
lS90. All tickets sold on tho above
dates and on the above accounts viii bs
limited for return 10 April 81, 1895.
s. g, WARMER,
General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
IHF DALLAS CHARTER.


Austin, april G.-Hon. r.. d. Allen
returned from Dallas this morning
HIS Views on the street sprinkllng IN
anendment have undergone change.
me Dallas charter bill. which passed
hlll with the following nddltlon 10 the
sprlnkllng lax amendment; ''ProviJed
N residence portions Of the city. tbni
tue city council shall only levy tbe
street sprinklng tax when petitloned
70 do so BY a majority OF the propertv
owners on the streets to be sprinkied."
Ihe advocates of a street snrlnkiinr
be satisfied now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Higgins TeN, April 6--Thc teachers,
institute, which convened here on Fri
gay last, was an occasion Of great cd.
ucational interest The various scboois
citthe county have continued from AIN
70 nine months ana tho teachers have
peen promptly paid Rev. Mr.. Payne
vlvhl OF a weeks duration Seven mar
Ties We're baptized and many additions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Terrell. April 6.-Last night a heavy
bin and storm visited Terrell about D
''clock The wind was very heavy ana
Pc rain fen in torrents. while lightning
sept the henvena IN up. Some hail
tl, but not very mitch streets ana
,oads lre considerably washed by the
'ood OF waters. During the storm yes
erday. while Bob sowders was on tho
pamak farm north OF the city d few
piles, s limb fell on him, striking his
Read and neck. from which he was
unconscious until late hour last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Thnckeryilie. ]. a.. April ga severe
s1ndstorm has been rnging here FOR
three days followed last night by hall.
dong some damage John Kyle's resi-
dence was blown down last night. There
was a fire IN the FIRE place. which set
the house on fre. consuming the entire
household effects. Family escaped I'M
Injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
MURDERED HIS WIFE.

Meridian. Miss. April e-The dead
boay Of Mrs. Levy McLennou was found
In her bedroom tsls morning with the
throat cut from ear to ear. and her
two little children crouching near her
frightened and crying. McLeunong who
was known to be lnsanely Jealous Of his
wife, has disappeared Bloodhounds
have been put on his trail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
UNEQUALLED FOR COLDS AND
GROUP.

1T is a pleasure to sell Chamber
ldin'H Cough Remedy says Stlckney &
Dentler druggists. Republic. Ohio.
because a customer after once usiug
II Is almost certain to call gur u again
when 10 need Of such a medicine. we
sen more Of u than of any other
cough medicine we handle. and II al
ways gives satisfaction" For coughs.
colds and crop Il is without an equal
For sale BY druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
A CYCLONES FEARFUL WORK.
wINsBoRo SUFFERS SEVERELY
FROM HIGH WIND.
a BABY KILLED AND SEVERAL
OTHER PERSONS HURT-TiiE
WORK OF RELIEF-THE STORM
IN TERRELL-THE DAMAGE IN
SOUTHERN TEXAS.
w1NsBoRo. Tex, April 6.

A devastating eyeione struck this
city last night at about 1880 o'clock
accompanied by terrific han ana
rain storm. The track Of the cyclone
was not confined to any particular
spot. but the wind seems TO have
struck in different parts OF the town
all at once. The damages to the town
and country will amount to thousands
OF dollars. Fences were demolished
and the hail completely aunlhilated
growing crops. At this writing only
one casualty has been reported. that OF
Rev walters child, Rev. waller lived
near town. in the Musgrove Springs
community, and his residence was de-
molished. Al Of the family were more
or less injured. but only one child
killed.
The Christian church Of this city was
totally destroyed It had Just been
completed. At Il cost OF something Ike
$4,000.
The residence OF Tom LocRiey, on
Broadway, was bowed into atoms.
The family were in 1t at the time. but
all escaped uninjured except Mr. Lock-
ley. whose leg was sprained.
The residence Of c. II. Johns. on Mgr
tie street, was badly damaged, being
blown off the foundation and otherwise
torn up. uecessltatlns the building Of
new house. Mrs. steed's residence. on
the same street. and that OF Ar. Lum
Cranston were also slightly damaged
The residence Of Il. 7, Mattox. on
Church street, was blown from It's
foundation and badly torn up. on the
same street the residence OF Mrs.
stokely. a widow wns badly damaged.
The Baptist church was slightly
damaged.
In the busIness part OF town awu-
ings. signs and tin roofs were swept
away as chan The brick business
house OF N. S. Plarson was unroorcd.
damaging his stock considerably. Tho
adjoining house Of Il. C, Andrews was
also considerably damaged.
4 widow Mrs Majors living In a
store house on Broadway, had her
household goods damaged considerably
by the roof OF the building being partly
demolished
Where the cyclone struck the work
OF ruin ls complete-houles are de-
stroycd and farms laid waste. The
ios, financially. viii foot up thousands
Of DO ~. but 80 far as heard from,
the immediate surrounding country IA
amply able H. supply the wants Of the
needy.
on Peach Tree avenue the magnificent
residences Of c. H. Morris and r. L.
sksoa were o7nEIicrably damaged.
The citizens have called o mass Meet
1ng for tonight in order To perfect or
gun.zntion lor the Immediate relief Of
those who are destitute and needy
The cyclone was accompanied by the
hardest downpour OF rain ever known
here. vcrltable watersp5ut A heavy
wind has been blowing all day long,
snd many are fearful that tonight viii
bring a repetition OF last nights occur
rences
A RELIEF committee. headed by the
mayor pro tenn. are making a canvass
OF the cyclone district today. In order
to repor, FUZZY the condition or the
sufferers at tonlshts citizens meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
\ COMMISSION MAN.
Chambers OF Montague Always for a
COmmisslon--Theis Reasons


Austin. Tex. April s.-Chambers OF
Montague. who Is stalwart commits
sion man, voted % table the Jennings
amendment Wednesday. and was. BY
mistake, placed Ia the wrong column.
Jennings 1t Will be remembered. moved
to amend the appropriation bill BY
striking out all but salaries for COM
misslonefs. Chambers voted 10 table
this amendment and his constituents.
who are readers OF the Gazette, are
the commission and voted against any
insldioua attacks on the commission
When Morrison moved To table Jen-
uinKs' amendment It was announced
by the chair that II the motion 70 table
prevailed amendments would be out VI
order There We're gentlemen present
not unfriendly TO the commission who
desired TO reduce the salaries VI mum
Der OF the clerks in the office Of the
commissioners as wen as the salaries
u the commissioners. hence they voted
against laying on the table the amend
mant VI Jeun.ug.. In order that JUS
tlce may b. done these econ mlsts
their names are reproduced; Allen Of
Dallas, Burucy Dsrroch, Drew. I'D
wards, Fake, Foster a rddleston Jeh-
ulngs. I.anghammeI. Martin Of kinney
Martin Of Coryell, McWilliams, Moody
Moore Of Morris Norris. Muruhis 5n
Nix. Patterson, seago, Smith OK coo
RADIO. Speekels spiyey, Taryer Tomp-
Elns. Watkins. Whiteacre. Jennings
and Tarver are anti-cOmmlsslon men
The others declare that they are COM
mission men, but opposed 10 high sala-
ries arfsdesired 10 be consistent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
AT wHIrFeBoRo.

whltesboro. Tex, April s-The most
fearful sandsiorm ever witnessed in
this section. 70 said by old settlers, Is
now raging. The wind has been blow
ing at fearful rate since Thursday,
and last night we had rain storm nc
companlcd by considerable hail. Re
ports from the country this morning
gay that considerable damage has been
done to houses ana the oRt crop will
be almost DESTROYED
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Archer city. Tex. April s.-Iames
Herring OF this place was arrested Ves-
ierday by Mont Hart. deputy sheriff
charged with assaultlng the little ~.
year.oid daughter OF Richard Tavinr
t t ~ about u years old, and mas
! oi,iis.iy borne a good reputation
place The wind Is blowing al a mr.
lows Iate'.'.,Rain is needed to great
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

this country and IS sim blowing az thls
writing. II blew down and completely
demolished the unoccupied iron store
building belonging TO A. J. Anderson OF
Fort Worth. also partly unroonns
shed belonging TO p. NJ Morris, besides
overturnsng and demolishiug number
OF outhouses and sheds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Decatur. Tex. April "a terrific rain
and hailstorm accompanied by very
strong wind passed over here last
evening At $50 o'clock. Considerable
damage was done 10 small buildings,
and the Iron roof was torn from several
Of the stone buildings. Farmers state
that in some sections OF the country
the hiil did considerable damage to
tho corn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

1t WIN Be Considered Again Next
Tuesday

lFEAWEs
Austin. Tex, April 6.-rhe fee BIN
VIII bee considered again next Tuesday.
Inc coumitteeS substitute bill has h4eu
practically sidcuraclted and the Brown
substitute, with It's flngs extracted SO
Tar as tie big counties are concerned.
VIII be substituted. that Ia III any no.
ton is taken. Mills and others mem
bers who do not believe that the u1pu.
luus counties should pay tribute to HE
Httie committee are dead set against an.
Brown substitute, and IL win meet with
terrific opposition at their honds
brown proposes 90 give FhCriffs and att
infneys 5000 year. other county Of
hcers Sa0aD a year justices of the peaca
aud constables $1,000 Deputy CON
stables are limited - $40 Dor month
Inc county officers arc authorized 10
select their own deputies. vas mnny
as may be actually necessary. ana no
more Deputy shorins ana deDut,,
clerks are limited 10 $50 iier m6rtb
mere IL disposition ON the pnrf ~
many members to allow the sheriff "a
per cent OF the surplus fees .tfirr ali
salaries have been paid The surpIue
fees under the Brown bln VIII III m.
Naed az follows; One-fourth 10 be
placed TO the county general fund, on.-
tputth TO be paid 20 the state trea1lrer
20 BE- placed 10 the general revenue
fuhd OF the state and the ramaipine
one-half TO be placed to the credit ~
Tue available school fund
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
DhPARTMENr MArrrns

austin. Tex, April 6.--Governor Ctl-
1person today signed the following hllls.
increasing the taxation to be levied
cont OF gross receipts and the mi vai
i1ahng titles to land purchased iron,
we state on certificates Issued unsnr
me aldinEs and switches act''
Colonel Mann Trlce, assistant attor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA,
MANY REASONS WHY THE REB-
ELS HAVE FRIENDS.

cASIPos MAY BE ABLE TO STOP
THE INsuRREcTIoN-THE NE
GRO LEADERS ARE ABLE MEN,
IN THE Last REVOLUTION 100000
SPANISH SOLDIERS DIED.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

F5rney. Tex. April GLnst night
wind. rain and haiistorm visited this
place and "a uorther has followed To-
day, The strongest part % the storm
TIL" wind carried so much red sand
that Il changed somewhat the appear
ancs Of the black soil where 1t was de-
posted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Bonita. Tex. April GA terrific sand
tofm has been blowing here for Inc
n4t AZ hours and seems 10 be increasing
bis morning almost to a hurricane
fveral outhonses are blown doSs, al.
tay and neatly half the oat crop Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-07

Madrid, April 1.-THE news received
here that bands OF Insurgents have ap-
penred In the center OF the island Of
cuba Ia disquietlng, as It was thought
that the rebellion was confined TO the
eastatn coast.