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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11
THE DALLAS BUDGET OF NEWS.
SENSATIONAL ALTEHcATI0N NE
TWEEN PROMINENT MEN.
A Seduction Case on Triai--Got IA
License and Married the Girl-He's
All RiRht--PersonnI Mention-Yis-
ttors In tho city.

Dallas. Tex, Jan. t0.-The trouble In
the order of Kindred which originated
at the Bear Creek convention is still
far from being settled.
Secretary LaSey aud Great Grand
High Worthy Marshal Hutchinson, Of
the Claiborne faction, heard that Presi-
dent Gates had publicly charged that
they threatened to set FIRE to the lodge
hall, end they hunted up President
Gates this morning and called him
down" on it,
Gates denied having made the charge,
whereupon the Claiborne men called
him liar and proceeded to thump
him. They knocked him down, but he
got UP running. They gave chase and
knocked him down again, when he
again got up and got better move on
him and went down Boil street with his
coat-tail spread out in most tempting
manner to seven-up players.
All three parties were lrraigned be-
fore Justice SHELTON on charges of as
sault and battery. Lakey and Hutch
inson pleaded guilty and were assessed
80 each and costs,
Gates had u good lawyer to defend
him and made q fght. The lawyer con-
WINGED the court that his client could
not be convicted Of assault and battery
when the testimony showed that he ran
and yelled Justify for the police to pro-
tect him.
The court said the point was well
taken, and acquitted the defendant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Dallas, Tex, Jan. lO,-G. w. Thomas
and Mrs Laura Murphy, the latter
carrying a two weeks old baby. showed
up In the county clerks office this morn
Ing and ASKED for a marriage license
and somebody to perform the ceremony.
County Judge Nash was soon found
ana In the presence of considerable
crowd married the couple. while
Deputy Clerk Elliott held the little
baby.
When the ceremony was over, a
Gazette representative stepped forward
TO get a good look at the Infant. Seeing
which, the groom asked in tones that
showed he was proud OF the little fellow:
Well, what do you think OF hlm2'
Hes all right"
You bet he is,7 said Mr.. Thomas,
with evident satisfaction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Dallas, Tex, Jan 10.-There was a
sensation in Judge Burk's court today.
A suit growing out Of Col. j. B. Simp-
sons connection with the Times Herald
was on trial, and Judge Il. j. and Col.
w. s. Slmklns appeared as opposing
attorneys 10 Col. Simpson.
Judge SimSlns entered plea to the
Jurisdiction OF the court Col Simpson
stated that as Judge Slmklns had al
ready tried the case once In that court,
the plea he had made was waived. Judge
Simkins produced an affidavit that he
was sick when the case came up be-
fore,
Col, Simpson replied that n counter
affidavit could be produced to the eff
feet that he was not sick, but walking
about town.
Judge SiInkins said that whosoever
made such statement was a liar.
Col Simpson said Judge SimSins was
id old lying rascal, and, picking
up his cane, started for him. Col. W.
S. simlSins rose 10 take hand, and
blr. W. d. Simpson, son OF Col Slmp-
SON. came to the assistance of his
father.
Lawyers officers Of the court and
bystanders interposed and separated the
combatants before any one was hurt.
Judge Burke fined Judge Slmkins and
Col, Simpson $50 each and ordered the
sheriff to coniine them in jail until
morning.
Judge Burke afterwards RENTED the
imprisonment, but he says the fine
goes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Organized Lubor's Move In the Low
cr House.

Austin, Tex, Jan lO.-rhe cigar
makers 81 the State have "A representa-
tive In the lower house in the person
Of Hon. j II. Relger OF Dallas. Before
learning the trade Reger was a cow
boy and a ranger In turn, and Is IA
mll!ar with every path from III Paso
10 Monterey.
lie said to a Gazette representative
this morning;
81 shall introduce q bill next week
to make 1t a misdemeanor to eoun-
torfelt the union label OF the national
cigar makers, The union label Is a
guarantee that the cigars in the box
were made by union lnbor and not in
sweat shops or by coolies. Unscrupul-
GUS dealers counterfeit these labels and
place the counterfets on boxes or pack
ages containing brands OF goods man
utaetured by nOn-union labor, This is
fraud, a deceit In itself. and nearly
all the states have put stop 10 this
countcrelting OF our label by stringent
laws, Texas cigar makers need just
such law. and l VIII endcavor to
secure for Them the relief prayed for"
Reiser win In all piubahilty he
placed on the labor committee. as ne
is the most prominent representa- tive
OF organized labor In tho house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Austln. Tex. Jan. O.-Many OF the
brightest men IN the legislature are
agitaiing a general assignment law
that viii do away with the preferred
creditor iniquhy as they are pleased
TO torn IT, a bill carefully drawn
viii De introduced at an early day, and
the chances ara that a viii run the
gauntlet OF both houses ana become
law The machinery men OF tho state
and the Representatives OF manufactur-
ers and wholesade merchants from
abroad arc behind the measure, and a
strong lobby win come here 10 push
the nght, VOL provided with the sincws
OF war, and loaded down with facts
and figures to sustain their demands.
a measure OF this sort passed tho low
er house two years ago and was
slaughtered in the senate Representa-
tives OF foreign houses declare that UNI
der the present law they are pluoked
by dishonest parties, who buy largely
on credit and chen fail TO the peeu-
mary disadvantage Of all concerned,
with the sole exception OF the pre-
ferrcd creditors"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11
NEWS OF THE RAllRoA0l
MEXICAN RATES ptscu...
THE TRAFFIC Nc,
The Cattle TariT will n.
by Sum of Locais-rern,. /
vcy-RosweIi aud Amar,u-
katy 10 build an Erten.t.

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 1O.--rh.
time of the Southwestern N,
ISOLATION was consumed todss
consideration of rates on tram.
from the republic of Mexico !, Il
ference was a joint one with N Il
can lines, which were repres.,,
Mr.. w. G. Neemyer Of the NJ
International railway, Mr.. W. 4
Der of the Mexican Nationa, II
and Mr.. NJ. II. King Of The VI
Central.
a proposition was submlttea
Mexican lines for the estabii.s.
through rates on live stock. oSa'.
IN Mexico and having destlns.a
the United States, less than H.
basis of combination Of local ,s.'
involving the acceptance by 4.
lean lines of a division les. n.
local rates from the Rio G-as.
crossings, but this was not Y.
with favor by the American NJ
the basis of full combinntion
rates to and from the Rio Gra,.
Is to be continued.
a rate OF S1.25 per 100 pound. !,
States currency, was estahn,,1
green tropical fruits In car M
the City of Mexico and polr,.
the same rates to st. I,oulq M
other consuming points in X. n
to be based thereon.
The current rates on sillna,. :,
In cases. barrels, or casks tos
points We're authorized 10 ami,
same commodity when loadeS'.i
cars.
on account OF the dlstu,A,
rates TO Monterey, Mexico os.'
by the line through Tamplco y
Outstanding was reached the,
the continuance of the press,,
tons, all Mexican lines won,s Y
thorized to make, on Monterey X,
such tariffs as were found NV.
to meet the competition Of ~
terey ana Mexican CUR llns N
connections. ~
The association adjourned !,
m. to reconvene tomorrow at AMI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Gonzales, Tex, Jan. 1O.-Dr. 7. C..
Carnes, who has lately been appointed
first assistant OF the insane asylum at
San Antonio, while out hunting near
Pilgrim Lake, twenty miles below Con-
zales, was seriously If not fatally hurt.
Karnes and r, II. Jones were out
turkey shooting and by mistake Jones
took karnes to be a turkey and emp
tied an entire load Of shot In the right
shoulder of the DOCTOR near the heart.
and much anxiety is felt as to the re-
suit of the accident.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

In ths stats, the plaintiff shall recover
emily actual damages II 1t .hsll appear
that ths publication was tuHdA In good
taiih and did not involve criminal
charge and Is tAlsity was due 10 mis-
taks r mlsAp prehension OF tho facts.
snd that In the next rogulnr issue of
sAid newspaper after such mistake or
rnlsspprshension was brought to the
knnwi~dgs OF the publishers, whether
before or aftes' suit brought, a cOrrec-
uoh was published In rs conspicuous
n manner and place in said newspaper
us was tbs article sued on 40 libelous.
III there IL no proof Of express malice
no exemplary o: punitive damages
shall be awarded Senator Colquitt will
no doubt lend his hearty support to
this or a similar bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

The presence OF Colonel John 4
bit, general live stock agent d
Chicago and Alton. at the WORT 4
was the signal for many Of the Osal
stockmen to collect themselyss 4
semi-circle and spin yarns Of tn 1
oid days when yearllng was n
as much as n 4-year-old of today n
were several friends of the eola4l
the party and all were in happy q
OF mind. but the meeting came 4
terminating dlsastrously. The a
had n copy Of The Gazette in his
pocket and by some means The 4
became ignited and was burning
~ when the flame was discoyeiss
REQUIRED active work and a libeIal
ply of water to extlngulsh the 4
put Colonel Nesbltt. escaped Wit
the loss of his coat-tal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Dallas. Tex, Jan. lO.-oriental hotel,
Dallas, Tex. the finest hotel structure
IN the South; the only first-class hotel
In the state on the American plan, Alb
solutely nre proof. Rates 81. so to IS
per day. W. ], Alden. manager. for
merry OF the Hotel Vendom, Boston.
"a zlntgrafc, city; John p. Scott,
shreveport, La, II, l.. Monagan, Kala-
mazoo; II. IL, Kecl, New York; c, ~.
Kay, Chicago; NJ. GunrlSer. Alabama;
=. II Goodwin. Galveston; W. Nj.
Eosti' Bryan, Texas; NJ, b. Goodman.
sS,avas9ta; f. i. Dickinson and wife.
d. Brin. waxahachie; j, II. McMii,
nen' Fort Worth; Il. p. Day. Dallas;
W. r. King. w. Il. Thurber, chlca-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Denison, Tex. Jan. 1O.-c D, Oh
or Durant Is In the city today I
ing arrangements to ship 800 hsll
cattle to Chicago.
me section house at Checotia
burned this morning.
A shipment of oranges passed llil
mere this morning over the KAY
Kansas City.
Advices from the Baldwin iocosl,
works at Philadelphia note good
ress of Guy, son of Master Mei
Mcllvaney. who ia a student ihes
Flfty exeurslonlsts left Bells
for Rockport.
Engineer Cooper of the San ~
and Arkansas Pass at Yoakumi -
In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11
nnLLsnoRo nrnGrr.
Two Accidents 90 Boys-parham
sim Alive-Notea.

Two Accidents 90 Hoys--parham
sim AIive-Notes.
Hillsboro. Tex, Jan. 10.-Whne at
tempting to jump from moving wagon
this afternoon George sturgis fell
striking on his hands, breaking both
arms. Medical aid was summoned at
once and his arms dressed. The little
sufferer Is doing as well as could be
expected under the circumstances. He
Is about le years of age. a bright. In
telllgont little fellow and Is loved by all
who know him. He is the only sou OF
Mrs, Julia L. Sturgis, prominent lady
of this city and nm old settler
Yesterday afternoon Charlie Showers,
son OF one OF the prominent dentists
OF this city fell from horse ana broke
his arm near the shoulder, Medical at
tention was given him and he Is resting
easy
subscription list was circulated to-
day to relieve Jerry Grigsby, whose
house and contents were destroyed by
IRE yesterday. end like charitable people
should, nice little sum was raised to
assist him TO purchase the necessary
wearing APPAREL for himself and wife,
Bart Parham who was shot by NJ
j. smith at Blanton last Saturday, IL
still alive and hopes are entertained for
his recovery. though he was reporteS
as dead here several times. but we are
glad TO say the report was incorrect
Judse Parham. father OF Bart. had a
slight paralytii stroke last Friday
which we are glad TO report has about
disappeared and the Judge ls able &c
DC out on the streets again today. much
10 the qualification Of his many friends
-
Or. Dennis Cures catnrrh,
T0sRNaF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Houston, Tex. Jan. lO.-For u. 4
few days cotton receipts at NJ,
leans and New York will n !,
heavy. For some time past III.
been a freight blockade, which NJ \
been raised, Wednesday nlsAt \
Houston and Texas Central brou,.,l
rs cars, with 1000 bales OF cotton A
the twenty-four hours end,n,
night the Central has hauled RI !,
Of cotton, most OF which was cors,l
to New York, and goes via Inc ~
ern Pacific to New Orleans, The ",
Is about all picked and has pas,,I
of planters hands, and this alov,-1
Is a lot of cotton which has b.,
cumulatlng at railway stations NJ
Ing transportation. When the ri,l
over, the roads predict biz slun,
the movement of cotton to the seabo,
as planters are all stripped, ana 4
few interior merchants are lncllned
hold, fearing a lower mayaet,
Houston's receipts today were M
OF which the Central alone broughl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

err state officers viii be sworn in by
Chief Justice Gaines IN the presence
Of the Judges OF the supreme court and
court OF civil appeals the outgoing Of
iicers and such citizens generally as
may care to be present and who may
be able 10 get In seeing distance.
The ceremony will take place in
the governors reception rooms. whence
tho line OF march will proceed to the
hah of the house for the other inaugur-
al ceremonies, Heretofore all officers
save the governor and lieutenant gov
ernor have taken the oath at any place
or time they happened TO find some
body authorized to administer 1t.
Gov. Hogg hopes to inaugurate
new system In the syyearing-in busin.
ness, that VIII be followed generally
hereafter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

10; Frank Walsh ST. Louis; j. Z.
middleton, Dallas. E. p. BOYD, Chl-
cage: d. Quin, Galveston Homer
lads, San Antonio. p. IL. COMBS,
Houston l.. M. Davis. Brookheld, MO-
Ralph Eastman, Pittsburg. Pa A. A.
Kramer Denison ] IL. GolledBe'
Plano: Geo. r. Vending. Washins-
ton; NJ. Y. Turner, Fort WORTH;
II. C. Holloway, Fort Worth; w r.
wyre, Bryan, Tex; w. y. Duke chi
cage; D. c. Richardson, Oklahoma; Os-
car Goodwin, WaXahachie; II. W.
Downey. Houston; j. S. Wayileld, j.
G. McNealus, city: Jno c. Small. Pal
estine; II. Wells, Fort Worth; j. -.
Kennedy, New York; A, s. Dodge. w,
G. Merry. w. C, Smith, st. Louis q,
c. Ried, Terrell; f. j, semple, A. NJ.
Sornell, ST. Louis; C. f. Weems, Dal-
las; Lewis Lindsay, Gainesville; ]. Il.
Macking, Jr., p, ID. Mallory, Chicago;
L. a. Pattison, Cincinnatl; Il, II. Null
lard, Milwaukee; w. +. Kn0wlton,
Massachusetts: $. Drlelsman, Chicago;
II. f. Schee, city; 4. j. Wood, Gin
cinnati; w. A, Harris, Waco; Sig To-
mast, A. Mackey. New York; T. II.
Hackner st. Louis; D. Atwood, Tope-
ka, Kai$
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Dallas. Tex, Jan. 1O,-The Dallas
Pacific road, which was graded d
distance Of eighty miles in a norlAss
erly direction from Dallas durln,
boom, is being revived by conn
which, Mr.. H. b. Strange says
Governor Hogg behind 1t. Mr.. At
says that Dallas men have alreaiT
100000 good money into this enielFi
ana they would have long ago d
piated the road had the bottcH
iallen out OF the money market y
II Is proposed TO take up the pEa
anew and push 1t to competlss.
MT McEnnis says the Dallas sni /
enc VIII be completed and In opsu1
from Dallas to Grapevine by hi 4
Inc Terminal is ready for the trt5
come In on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

One Shot Dend and the other Dying
From Stnhs.

weimar, Tex, Jan. 1O,-A couple of
weeks ago Or. j. i. Grace and Or. Bu-
gene Pothast had a row, the latter
striking the former over the head with
a riding whip. There has been bad feel-
ing ever since, and this afternoon they
again met. Grace asked Pothast why
he had assaulted him, and Immediately
struck him with knife, knocking him
off the sidewalk. DR.. Pothast drew a
pistol and began shooting. DR.. Grace
also got his pistol into action, and the
result was that DR.. Grace was shot
dead, Dr. Pothast has one stab wound
and is shot twice. He surrendered and
was taken home, whore he lies In crit
ical condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11
DENIsoN BUDGET.
Singular COincidcncc-ForEe
Name Very Much Like His own.

Deulson, Tex. Jan 1O.-A singular
coincidence came TO light here today
Several weeks ago Bert Clark, a young
man of this place died, \ funeral
notice was mailed about two weeks ago
to a friend of the dead hoy in Tomb
stone Ariz. Today the latter was re
turned here bearing the inscription
that the young mans fried whose name
was Clark too. had died about that
date.
Thomas Walnitgeit, n cabinet maker
who formerly resided In Denison, was
sentenced to two years In the peniten-
tiary at Bellville. Austin county. yes
terday for forging a Missouri. Kansas
and Texas check for s2i. The name he
forged was James Wasnitska. Two
more counts are pending.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Temple, Tex, Jan. 10-A very serious
accident happened at the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe shops Wednesday tc
Robert Simpson, colored While oiling
the bearings Of the large center shaft,
his coat was caught in the wheel and he
was whirled twice violently around
when his clothing gave way, letting him
fall He was carried to his home and
medical attention summoned, and upon
examination 1t was found that his body
was paralyzed from the arms down but
there was not a cut on his body or u
bone broken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

pltnh the Purpose.
Austin, Tex, Jan. 1O,-Hon. j. X.
compass of Kaufman county, is large
land owner and humanitarian as well.
Thirty-seyen years ago he settled in
Collin county. lie has a pet bEl pre-
pared, which provides for homes for
the homeless and land for the landless.
He said 10 the Gazette correspondent:
Il came to Collin county thirty-seyen
years ago and II was said TO be an arid
waste at that time ON account of the
hot winds, For three years ! did not
make crop, but good times came and
now Collin ana adjoining counties are
ma fertile as the Valley Of the Nile.
want the land laws amended so that "A
citizen Of Texas having no land can Sc
cure 1860 acres Of school land and not te
compelled 10 stay on IL as at present.
/ want him to pay interest az so per
annum to the available school fund
lie can rent land In the rich, black,
waNy country and raise crop and
after the crop has been made he can
send his sons and his mules 10 make
improvements on the claim taken by
him. Under the present law man
secures $40 ncrea and rs compelled ~
remain on the place. The hot winds
come. a crop failure follows. and he
Ia forced 10 leave his possessions
There are thousands OF tenants IN Tex
rs, thousands OF worhlngmcn In the
cities and towns who can secure homes
II the bill which | Introduce becomes a
law. | want a man 10 secure home
without forcing him to permanently
reside on his claim, Give him a. chance
To secure land at slight cost and also an
opportunity to mako II living while
improving his claim.'
Representative Bumpass owns two
large farms In the Abilene country
and has many renters on his farms IN
Kaufman and Collin counties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Cuero, Tex, Jan. 10.-Tor about ten
days past numerous petty burglaries
have been committed and to put a
stop to Them citizens We're put on as
police. Last night special officers
caught craftsmen forcing an entrance
in Koenig & Van Horganhuzzles store.
The burglars fed and the officers fired,
shooting a negro, Milan Baker,through
the legs, from which he died. He
made a death bed confession, impli-
eating others who have been arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Terrell, Tex Jan. 10.--Dr Rosser has
been in the city today, and as Dir. Pres
ton Is arranging to leave In a few
days. Or. Rosser will probably as
sumo the superintendency Of the North
Texas asylum on his departure un-
less wrangle in the senate should
Sehange Fhe order of slate making, DR..
Preston was eminently qualified ror
the position he has so well filled for
four years, and employees and citizens
have FALLEN In love with him very much
ana WIN regret his leaving.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Killed About IA Sunday Sun Publ
cntiOn.

cltiOns
Dallas, Tex, Jan, 10.-H. G. Quarles,
who was cut in the neck by Frank Wal
lace Tuesday night on Nettie street,
died at s o'clock tonight.
Wallace had been written up In the
Sunday Sun, a dlsreputable newspaper
published in Kansas City, and he salts
fed himself that Quarles was the man
who did the writing, He accused
QuarLes Of the act. which the latter
denied wallace gave Quarles the lie
whereupon Quarles knocked Wallace
down. Wallace arose, pulled his knife
and made a sweep at his opponents
throat, with the results as given in the
various issues Of the Gazette.
The manager of the Oriental hotel,
Mr. W. ]. Alden, and wife, returned
yesterday from Corpus Christi, where
MIR. Alden for the past week has been
on an extensive hunt. Mr. Alden re-
turned loaded with game OF all descrip-
lions and the guests at the Oriental
all wear well-fed smile on their coun-
tenances.
Wallace was admitted to bond yes
terday in the sum Of $3.50, but was
re-arrested today, when it was learn
ed that Quarles could not live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

The Jewish Young men of the CITY
entertained their lady friends at The
Chamber of Commerce hail last night
In compliment to a number Of charm
ing visitors.
The hall was brilliantly lighted and
music and dancing chased dun care
away for number of happy hours,
gladdened by the presence of many
beautiful faces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Van Buren,, Ark, Jan. 10.-Yester-
day afternoon City Marshal r.. d.
Houck and ex-Deputy Sheriff s. A
Wright brought in Lloyd Johns and
George Johns, who were indicted by
the last grand jury for murder In the
first degree for the killing OF Ben Larue
last November. The prisoners were
captured In the nation, where they
had been in hiding since the murder
was committed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Amarillo. Tex. Jan. lo.--Tne ~ y,
railroad surveyors arrived 10 VII
day and reported there was
force Of men and teams Located y
well, N. NJ. to commence WORK "
on the road to Amarillo. WI
commenced. and we will soy,
another railroad. Property Is y
Ing now, There Is not yacsA'
dence IN the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

Austin, Jan, 10--rony Alexander.
an interpreter, led delegation Of Del.
ware and and Shawnee Indians TO the
governors Office this morning. Tine
delegation requested Gov. Hogg to pre-
sent their memorial 70 the legislature.
asking that body TO take cognizancc
OF thelr land claims against the state.
Gov Hogg explained that his mes
sage was already In tyne but ba ~
quested Representative Evans OF Hunt
county TO read the memorial OF tina In
dams al the proper time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-11

L. A. Daffan, superintendent 2
Houston and Texas Central, cl
from Ennis yesterday.
II, Il. Robins, travelling paa'
agent Of the Houston and Tean
tal, was here yesterday.
*. NJ, Miller. commercial agen''
Central, is home. ~
G, l.. Noble. chief clerk In y.
tendent Thorne's office. came osS
Dallas yesterday.