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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
TERRY DRY GOODS cos.

c. c. Jones for clerk and A. c. Platt
for treasurer. This is an election by
the citizens for self protection, and
has no reference TO the Indians and no
notifies were mixed in Ii.
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washington, Aug. l3.-(specisi.l--
List OF patents for Texas: Lifting
jick, VIM. 9. Hough. Temple; mattress
stuipng machine. Edwin N. Stephen-
son, waco.
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Demlnst Tex. August 1s.tspeciai)-
q last sisSn old citizen OF this place.
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THEY HAVE COME.

And Worth
oneha Shoe public to buy
adv sed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

II makes people Welt
1t builds up the weakened. shattered
nerves; It senda new lie and blood
through the arteries,
Where everything else has failed
Palnos Celery Compound. the greatest
achievement OF that giant among men.
tile ablcst physician OF this generation.
Professor Edward H. Phelps NJ. D.,
Ill. n. Of Dnrtmouth-this wonderful
Paines Celery Compound has IN thous-
anda OF cases cured disease.
It has freed old age from many Of
It's nnrmltios II has made thousands
Of lives worth living that were once a
burden. II has proven itself 80 easily
the greatest Of all spring remedies,
making the weak strong and the In
firm well. that In the hig cities. New
York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston,
II, Louis and the rest. the leading
newspapers making their own can
v1Hscs. have found that the demand for
Paino's Celery Compound IN enormous.
az far gurpapsng that OF any other
remedy az the curative power OF this
great compound does lndisputahly sur
pnss that OF any other,
For Painor Celery Compound ~ not
a patent medicine. II " not an ordi-
nary tonic, sarsaparilla or nervine. II
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or wiseiy In not closing this subject
he new arbitration will ultimateIv
cost TINS government more than no
settlement recommended by the nresJ-
uent This refusal Of the United sfs,e,
70 carry out the executive agreement ~
.ne laris arbitration viii do more 10
weanvn tne cause OF arbitration than
anything in recent years.
MIR. sherman offered an amars,n,,.
appropriatlng st2b. 900 to paw The c,ainns
In accordance with the president'a re-
commendation, ie-
~, iorshh, one OF the United States
arpitrators at Paris vigorously onnnsed
me sherman amendment TO nav n lumn
sum In settlement.
~ Is a proposition to lump off tho
nonor and integrity OF the limited
s.utes, SAID he. 1T is the same pro-
Pos,uun US that made by the president
s II was properly rejected by the
house OF representatives as dishonnr
TO the government"
Mr Morgan said that Great Britain
had tried to break up the award MADE
py the Parls tribunal. The senator told
: IN detail how the butchery OF the seals
was continued systematically.
III this sum is paid" said Mr.. Nor
san, with great earnestness, "the gov
ernment OF the United States and This
adininistration are disgraced.r
Mr. Cockrell speedily withdrew the
amendment for a second nrbitrat, nr
saying he had not anticipated such n
conflict. This also disposed on the sber.
lump sum. VI "
Mr. Butler Of South Carolina offered
an amendment for the ACQUISITION Of
what IS known as the Malone square
as II site for the new government print
ing Office. Agreed IN
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presiuent to arrange for Joint com-
n,lss'on 70 consist OF three representa-
ives OF this government, Great Britain,
Nussia and Japan, to Investigate the
vunuition OF the fur seals and the rcgu-
latons necessary to their preservAtio
anu pending the report OF the commits
son 10 negotiate for a modus vivendi
20 protect the seals during the APP
proaching season. and In case such q
nodus vivendi can not be negotiated
70 give the secretary OF the treasury
authority to kill seals found in the
fnpyloff Islands; the senate antl-iot-
terry bill. and the bill to pay to tho
state OF West Virginia Its share OF tho
uirect tax refunded by the act OF 1891.
Inc attempt to pass the senate bill to
impose penalties upon corporations and
railroad companies for violation Of the
interstate commerce law exposed an
alleged scheme to secure action on the
pooling bill In the senate. II being
claimed that the senate would attach
The pooling bill as q rider. So effective
was this alleged exposure that although
the bill itself was given nothing but
commentator on the floor. II was de-
feated.
Mr.. Hatch CDem.. MOI attempted TO
pass his bill TO publish the dairy tests
at the Columbian exposition but Il be-
ing claimed that the publication was
In the interest OF a particular breed OF
cattle, 1t, too, was defeated.
The sundry civil, legislative and de-
heiency appropriation bills were sent to
conference without debate.
The evenings session was devoted to
private pension bills.
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cmIcAao rImrs-unnAl.p,
The Conxoiidntion-A s2.oOO,o0O
Newspapers Deal.

Chicago. Mar. 1.-The Tlmca- Herald
viii be consolidated Monday, the Attn.
with James W. Scott. as editor-ln-chler
and publisher. and Henry W. Hawley
as managing editor. This 10 the result
of the colsolidation OF the two papers.
The Times was started In 1854 by
Isaac Cook. James W. Sheehan and
Daniel Cameron, Democrats.
In 1860 Il absorbed the original CHI
cago Herald and the late Cyrus II.
Mccormick obtained control Wilbur
H. Storey secured control IN June. 1851
and during the war tho paper had an
eventful history, being suppressed once
by General burnside for reasonable
utterances. Like all other Chicago pa
pers. the Times was burned out In 1871.
but within week made its appear
ance again. After Mr.. storey'a death.
| the Times was tho subject OF much lit
isation, and when the suits were set
| tied, the late Carter H.. Harrison
/ bought It. His two sons conducted II
for time. but lost control through
the sale by the other heirs giving
| their stock to Adolphus Kraua
A short time afterwards Mr. Henry
| W. Hawey acquired the stock OF the
| Harrison brothers, MIR. Hewlcy was a
successful newspaper proprietor, being
at one time owner Of the Minneapolis
journal and the Denver Timea
The Herald waa organized In May
1881 The owners were james w. Scott
Frank Palmer. A, NJ, Jones and Daniel
Shepard, It was atalwart Republican
| and Mr. Palmker now editor Of the
Syracuse Post was the editor-in-chicf
There was reorganization In isSa
all except Mr. Scott selling their stool,
to John r, walsh. the banker The
paper became Democratic Recently
Air Scott acquired the interest OF MIR
Walsh and brought about the connull
dalton with the Times, The Times
Herald will be the only DemocdatiJ
paper In the morning In Chicago. I'll,
exact amount OF money 10 not known
uhe Evening Post being included IN
the sale TO MIR. scotu but Il is said &c
be about S2,O00.0O0 which would make
the deal she largest relating to news
paper property In the history OF tn,
country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

-Four Thousand of Il snw Great
siugginE Match.

stugginE Match.
Boston. Mar lin the presence OF
1000 people at Murray's hnll tonight Joe
Walcott aud Billy Smith fought fifteen
rounds for the welterwclght chnmpion-
ship OF this country, and Referee Anrona
decided at the close OF the nftoenth
round that the fight wuH "A draw, Ia
the midgt OF wild excitement and APP
plnuge aud Misses.
At the close Of the fifteenth round
Wplcott in1istcd upon fighting 10 u I'M
i5h. Smith shook hands pleasantly with
Walcott ana the big crowd thought
tEht would cnguc, but II was decided
that the fight wan finished
Smith, although severely punished
for dozen rounds, came UP smiling
and fresh IN the thirteenth, and from
that to the finish was looked upon as a
winner but the closing two rounds
were even honors and the docislon was
accepted as a Just one. although the
audience longcd for a few more rounds,
Walcott wng the favnrlto and did the
cloyerost landing throughout. Smith
was game and put up good light,
During the nRht Smith showed up hest
In the seventh and thirteenth rounds
and recovered 20 well that his faults
were overlooked In the other rounds,
Walcott was the punlshor and Smith
the AGGRESSION during the night.
In the sixth round Smith noorod the
colOrcd hoy and punched him to the
ropes, Smith, however. wHp terribly
punished and pluckily held his own
The fight was u series of PUSHES and
punches at heart face and head, and at
these times the spectators waited for
the finishing punch 10 close the fight
George Dixon was behind Walcott and
Howie undgiua with Billy Smith Bnr-
ney Aarons ~ New York was the ref
cree and Dan Murphy timekceper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

Brownwood. Tex. Mar. LII d.
Bra2zll charged with forging draft,
waived his examining trial and Justice
Edwards placed his bond AT 500, TO
await the action OF the grand jury.
upon default of which he went back to
jail. He claims to represent Keenan,
q Son. Kansas City live stock agents.
We have had fine rains for season.
though not enough for stock water
AIrn. s. NJ. Kerton Of Perry, o. r.,
IL visiting friends In the hub Of the
west this week.
Rev. B. IT. McClellnnd has returned
home from an extended trip TO the
north and east IN the Interest Of the
Daniel Baker college.
Mrs. j. X. Churchill returned from
visit TO C.orsicana last night.
Revs. u. T.. Hendricks and A, Il. Nor
rell went over TO Dallas TO attend the
Moody meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Howard have
gone on visit to Arlington. Texas.
Miss George Fayel has gone 10 st.
Louis 10 lay In n stock OF millinery for
the spring trade.
The tea given by the Episcopal La
dies Guild at the residence Of Mr.. w.
st. John Wolsley. Tuesday night. was
most delightful affair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02
cLnpuRNE nuDGEr.
Election OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Pro-
ceCdings-NotcH.

ctfhinEh-Nbaths
Cleburne, Tex. March lat the
council meeting there Were present
Mayor Osborn, Aldermen keating Nc
Farland, Cleveland. Templeton. Fletch-
err and Cummings.
The city treasurer's report was re-
ferred to finance committee.
The ordinance granting the electric
light company franchise was passed.
Reports OF assessor and collector to
finance committee were received and
filed.
The report of finance committee was
also received.
1T was decided TO purchase $4,000
worth OF Bexar county bonds as an
investment for the sinking fund,
Other matters OF minor Importance
came up during the meeting,
The account OF the First National
Bank was referred to the street COM
mittee.
The following accounts were allowed
For street lighting. {42 90: Charles
Flemmng. 50; j. l., Baird. $3.50; W. ID.
Lockett 50 10.
Council adjourned. to meet Thurs
day night. Among other things to be
considered the ordering OF an election
by the new law is to come up. This
law is being discussed by many peo-
pie, ana VIII pTopaply create Hucn
confusion here.
Later, at the meeting OF the council
last night, an election was ordered for
April 2, 1895 OF a marshal, assessor and
collector, city attorney. secretary and
six aldermen, to be voted for by the
electors at large.
Jack Wright and bride have returned
from New orleans. La.
John johnson is now with Il. Il.
Grow, the north side druggist.
The burned buildings on the South
Side have been entirely removed and
present a handsome appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

The senate Acts ON the Matter with
out Much Discussion.


out Much Discussion.
Washington, Mar. 1.-The senate went
into executive session at II a. m. and
immediately confirmed the nomination
of Hon. W. l.. Wilson OF West Vir-
ginla, to be postmaster general.
Immediately after the Wilson noml-
nation was disposed of, the contested
nomination OF A. d. Tinsloy to be post
master at Sioux Fails, $. D., was taken
up and disposed OF.
This matter being at the head OF the
executive calendar prevented all other
executive business for several days past
ana on this account has attained an
Importance that otherwise would not
be attached TO II, II was feared that
this contest would be allowed TO stand
In the way of the confirmation Of MIR.
Wilson, but objection was waived In
his behalf.
When MIR, Wilson's confirmation was
proposed, Senator Pottigrew said he
would demand action on the postmas-
ter's case before anything else was dis
posed Of. but Senator Faulkner said
that Mr. Wilson'S case was an Inn
portant one, as cabinet officers were
regarded as constituting the official
family OF the president
Mr. Pcttigrew withdrew his objec-
ton.
Mr. Faulkner made no other remarks
and Mr.. Wilson was confirmed.
Mr.. Tinsley's nomination was reject
ed-l4 to 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

splendid Rains and Fine Prospects
for All.

Miami. Tex. March 1.-The recent
rains. the finest in the Panhandle for
years. have made farmers and stock
raisers Jubilant.
sam Edge will soon begin the erec-
ton Of n handsome and commodious
two-story business house here. The
lower portion will be used as a drug
store and the second floor win be used
by the Masonic lodge.
There Is considerable talk here about
the early extension OF the Southern
Kansas railroad from Panhandle to
Roswell, y. NJ, passing through this
Captain wordeni OF Amarillo was In
town Thursday.
DR.. Brlce has returned from Mem
phls, bringing his wife to his new home
here.
Citizens are hopeful that Rev. Payne.
the Baptist minister and editor viii re-
move the Baptist Sentinel to this place,
Mrs. l.. D. Miller Is Waiting her
parents IN Mobeetle this week.
The Miami Town company win meet
here March .. water works TO make
provision for cattle In shipping season
and other matters will be considered.
People here are all looking forward 10
the time when they can visit Fort
Worth on Semi-Ccntennlal day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

tlon in value OF home. 2-sicltness
and expenses on that account 3--Re-
moval from the home and rent or
house in town. 4--l.oBs Of time In go
ing TO and from town Ia work. The
Jury allowed damages under each item.
Before trial the wife died and the hus-
band, after sugeggting her death. asked
leave to prosecute The suit In his own
name. which the court allowed over
objection by defendant 20 the effect
that since the petition disclosed the
facts that the wife left children sur
yiving and the cause OF action was
community, and the existence OF com
munliy debts II not shown, nor that the
husband had qualified ms survivor. the
children were necessary parties. The
theory OF the defendant IL that the
surviving husband derives his control
over the WEES half OF the community
estate solely from the existence OF conf
munity debts" and that Ia the absence
of such debts has no right TO collect
aud reduce to poApefAion the commune
chooses In action. In the state there
ls much analogy between the relations
Of husband and wife az to property
mntters and those OF ordinary partners.
The analogy IL not complete, for tho
husband. save IN exceptional cascs, has
the sole power TO bind the community
md ~ alone houiu DY contracts re-
latinE thereto, and the legal title to
the community r. generally vested IN
him. she having mere equity but this
court is OF opinion that II should be
NO extended az 10 give him the power
or surviving partner TO sue for. col
lect and preserve the community es-
tate IA trust for himself aud others
Interested as creditors or otherwise sub
feet to be controlled by n court OF
equity when neceanary 10 protect the
benenciariea AIoody vs. smooi. rs Tex.
1870 such power In the surviving nus
band avoids undue embarrassment 70
himself and the public who deel with
him often without notice as TO whether
the transaction relates 10 the communi-
ity estate or whether the wife be Nv
Ing or dead. and best promotes the in-
tcrest OF the children whose share OF
the estate Sc safer IN the hands OF
the husband than IN those OF
stranger, and especially 70 when such
stranger rs In this case. seeks to avoid
liability in any event.
In come eases this power may be
used By the husband 10 defraud the
children, and 40 may the power 20 sell
FOR the payment OF debts. The same
objectiona may be urged with greater
force 10 similar powers 10 the surviving
partner who has not the husbands ma
turai anee,lsn Tor Ms children and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

liability for their support to restrain
him from The abuse thereof The prin-
cipalB OF law regulating ana defining
the property rights Of the citizens are
based upon the hypothesis that good
faith II the rule and fraud the excep-
ton. The principles here announced
do not conflict with tho rule In Rowland
w. Murphy l66 Tex, $50 whore recor-
cry was sought by the husband for
damnges TO property owned by him
self and hs children aA tenants In
common. In that cnsc there was no
community relationship between tho
husband and children, and the dam
ages TO the property. accruing after the
3yife's death. was not a community
chose IN action az IN this case, The
court has given the question much con-
alteration and are OF opinion that tho
courts below correctly held that tho
suit could be prosecuted IN the name
OF the husband, Writ Of error refused.
Opinion by Denman, J,
j. NJ Robinson Va. State or Texas
on motion for rchenring
II is urged that this court ought to
assume jurisdiction and determine the
case nor the reason that although the
term OF office to which applicant was
elected has expired, II the Judgment
removing him remains unreversod u
may be- pleaded In bar TO suit to re-
cover the fees Of the office. There IA
force Ia the contention as applied 10
proper case. Since the opinions were
delivered IN tho cases cited IN our form
er opinion, THIS court has held that an
officer de jurc who has been Illegally
ouKtod, may maintain an action for tss
fees l6i Tex D. For that rcnson, Il
may DO, that the court should enter
tain an appeal from q Judgment de-
TRIMMING the right 10 an Office after the
term has expired provided that tho
judgment can be interpoAod as bar
10 suit for the salary or fees appur-
tanning TO the place. We leave that
as nm open question Here the sole
ground for an application for the writ
OF error Is that article 34Vl H. y, does
not confer Jurisdiction upon the dis
trict court to declare the Office Of aherin
vacant when the sheriif-eleci has failed
10 give bond az required by law. II
that be so. the Judgment OF the district
court in this court IL void. and the
Judgment OK Affirmative q nudity, and
should be 80 declared IN any tribunal In
which II may be pleaded. Rahearing
refused. opinion by Gaines, {, j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

Debating the Naval budEct-1aiis ON
the Jnpanchc-ChIncse War.


Berlin, March Tho debate on the
naval budget was continued IN the
roicnstag today. The chancellor Prince
Hohcnloh, IN supporting the naval
demands of the government, maintain
ed that the new naval vessels We're re-
qulled in order to replace obsolete yes
sells.
Rear Admiral Won Holman, chief OF
the navy department, declared that the
German Meet was In way prepared to
meet the demands upon It, adding that
It was smaller than any fleet In Eu-
rope,
The Imperial secretary Of state Of
foreign AFFAIRS. Marshal Won Bleber-
stein, dwelt on the necessity OF the new
cruiser, He said: in the war be-
tween China and Japan we have main
tanned complete neutrality but we have
such great interests at stake MS to com
pei us TO carefully watch everything,
The cruisers serve as a serious warning
TO the one hundred thousand German
Immigrants 10 remain loyal. The credit
was finally adopted by vote OF 1876 to
lb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

san Antonio, Tex, Mar. 1.-Mnyor Ell
mendorf nominated, and the council
confirmed. thg following appointments
today: city clerk. u. K. Norton; city
physician, II. oMngvr; assistant city
physician. Ed Cinrln, street commits
sloner. Burt Crowthor market master,
Ed McAllistor; city engineer A. =.
Pancoast; clerk OF recorders court, J.
p. Newcomb; inspector OF milk, W.
Hcrnlng, Jr.; chief OF fire department,
j. W. Tobin public weigher, H. McC.
Newton; chief marshal, W. d. Druse;
assistant chief marshals j. a. Bennett
and Juan Cara; chief detective, T. j.
Hughes. Numerous other nominations
for minor positions. including thirty
four policemen, We're also confirmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

Waco, Tex. March 1.-The barn OF
ID. =. Meers. ils South Eleventh street.
was destroyed by fire shortly after "
o'clock last night
Three horses were burned TO death.
The barn OF w. d. Lacy adjoining
that OF Mr. Meers, caught fire IN a
short time. but the several horses in IL
were safely taken out,
The Meers barn WAS wholly destroyed
and that,of Mr. Lacy partially. A com
aihcrablG amount Of feed In each barn
was destroyed,
Mr.. Lacy's loss Is placed at $3.50, and
rs covered BY insurance.
NJ. Mccrs loss " placed az 500. with
no Insurance.
The oriRin Of tie IRE Is unknown and
is credited by several TO lncendlarlsm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

yicksburg. Miss March i.-'Vioiis-
burg viii enforce a rigid Quarantine
s,s...t.s,s and fr5In, Monroe. La. on ac-
st,,,s n snanp5S. Besides adopting
No course mentioned, the city council
,ndav ordered free vaccination OF the
moor and Of children In schools. and
urged All citizens to be yaceinaied
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

Houston, Tex. March la general
rain over Southeast Texas today with
indications OF another TO follow shortly.
81 Il. Tuggle was today appointed
superintendent OF motive power OF the
hrenches. 20 take eject at once.
Tbe grand jury ADJOURNED today.
During the term they have returned
aver three hundred indictments. the
majority being occupation tax cases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

Austin, Tex. Mar. i.-Following are
decisions rendered by the supreme
court at tho last sitting:
Cuff. Western Texas and Pacific
railway company W. Herman Goldman
Application for writ OF error;
Goldman and bis wife sued FOR dam
ages. resulting from the negligent dig
cling OF ditch without proper OUT
let's, causing watcr 70 collect and stag
nate near their residence. The iten5
OF damages alleged are: i--Deprecia-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

AUantn GA, March 1.-Circulars
have been received hy the general pas
senger agents IA Atlanta announcing
that at d meeting Of the PASSENGER
agents and executive oiiicers 81 al the
roads in the south VIII be held here on
March 10 perfect the organisation II
the new southern state Passenger As
lsociation. The present organization
known a. the southern Passenger As
ISOLATION win expire BY reason 81 the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02
IA GAscoGSE AoAIS.
The French wese Glad 90 See the
Famous steHmer.

Hnvre, March 1.-The arrival this az
tcrnoon OF the French line ateamer Ia
Gngcorne Captain Baudillon. which
sailed from New York on February 20.
after having arrived there February
~. long overdue, excited the greatest
interest hero amDng all classes.
The jottiea were crowded with peo-
pie when The La Gascogne entered the
harbor At 1890 y. m. aud the Greatcat
enthusla9m prevailed. During the AZ
ternoon q lunch was served on board
the La Gascogne at which the mayor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

Denton, Tex. March Mai c. NJ.
Grecnlce, prominent politician and
land agent. has applied for law IL
cense. and win be examined by a com
mittee tomorrow.
James Williams, editor OF the Weekly
Chronicle. has bought the John c. Ia
Dor Job Office and win resume the job
printing department Of his establish
ment