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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Dallas, Jan. 23.--Much talk has been
going the rounds OF late In regard to
proposed church 10 be built 10y the
Dallas free thinkers, to be known as
the church of administration.
A Gazette reporter today asked DIT.
Lincoln, president Of the association,
in regard to the matter. Dr. Lincoln
said he knew nothing about such Il
project. and that the Free Thinlkers'
association had nothing 20 do with 1t,
If 1t exists he said;
You may announce on my authority
that we VIII meet as usual on Sunday
night and we VIII never hide as lnii-
-lels behind a name which makes us
appear as q church.
I'VE hope the Humanitarianism 30
ciety. If one is in existence or Is estab-
llshed, will flourish, but we do not
know who issued the call referred 10,
nor do we know anything about where
they will meet. They will not meet
in our hall"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Dallas. Tex, Jan. 23.-orlentol bo,o,
Dai,as, Tex, the finest hotel strnetnr.,
~ the South; the only flrst-olass ho,a,
IN me state on the American pIan AZ
so,uteiy hre proof Rates 81. so Ia * ,,or
nay, w j. Alden, manager. forne pTr
u the Motel Vendome. Boston
L. A. McFaul, New Orleans. 4, Mo-
gan, Big Sandy, Tex: 10 n ~, s s,
Iork, spencer Munson, 81. Louis, r
q; hemon, New Orleans; o. love- =
yyn ng d; V. Martin. NJ. Bitch Me,,,
pin W, Bauman, Hubbard civ. ~
49,, heustoni c. C. Huntlnpto,,
sstetnpnis; d. G. Richardson, oirIahee' on
81. j. Hurtz, Chicago; J. nj sta1ii r,,o'i y.
LOUIS; j. G. Graham, Ansftn. ' ms q
sSehlner and wife, New yori,. ~, ~. a,
y p william 7. Sinclair. GaIvestan.
s,,,sa,, brownie, Morgan CITY. Edsa.
Hn,s1S galveston; a. r. sslrnan
nni j: t. Grace, Des Ntoira.. ~ ~
yori,. y ~ new York; Fay Wood Ne,,
sehaH, george r. Menett. Boston. tNv y,
S5Scnaiord. Grand Rapids. .oni ~ e.
.iuhter, New York; Harrv p,rse n
lana 9, rays, st. louis; l., II KIN.
chicaro. n ,ogis; George II. InrolabS
Iar,ass ~ c. Brown, Vernon s Tnsoy,
y poa,e Hargeman. st 1.onis.' I1exasi
Bnrest, nii D. A. Burgett h. IT, "a
ton h ny, MISS Francis Rureett i fliram
TN 1Sn, ~ Miss Frances yernor Lewis
fe,,i. ~ Martin. Frank purney'
LOUIS j. B. snayior. cinsinn a. DIN * s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

MS ApDoiRtmcHt OF Chiffon Con-
sidcrcd ~ NinGlcutoG.

alAeftu hN NAhEarLlrIa.
AugtIn rav fan On r,,,,.,'e, No..
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Gated IN f,e .unli,d Il, .-,,,,.,,l V .l,,,.
OF TeSas and NJ "A ,,51.,.',' 49,, n'','
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holds ihrt Inc D4m,rrs,tf,, ,,,5.,,, -
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auy 3pgeiGc Uoiir,- a-t 49, 49, 80
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resuIi Of fhe XIX .is,'i in ''S, ,iia' the
far-reosbiT'. sH,,ss,,','.'.,' i'.l"m9 "ily
Ia ma Den6,rsy,c r. Hy,lV u "lsss'er
senator ChilioH ESis.ttsn1,a u,. +,r,o
reform aebiey ems,t" az nv, Iu ',S tniil
lrafian cnnSe1,rct "a, NY ,ll ll'l i,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Austln, Tex, Jan. 23,-The senate
committee on internal, improvements
Yesterday agreed to report favor
nbiy tho bill torspcag the railroad inv
requiring ~ roads 10 make al annual
report to tie comptroller.
II also aTrccd 70 report favorable
tho senate Dill uaJhOiiziug mo incor-
porAtou Of companies for the purpose
'pi constructing union depots and 10
authorize railway companies 10 own
stock and bonds OF such depot com
pai.ies and 10 regulate tho issuance Of
bonds by such companies With COM
'mittee amendment providing that any
road constructed subsequent to the or
eAnlxation OF such company shall have
hequal rights with those roads now In
existence.
House judiciary. No /. viii favorabiy
report with amendments McBride's bin
~ profide for the survival OF causes
.of action for personal injuries other
than those resulting la death ana
IAioore's bill to provide for the selec.
AIn OF some person 20 try cases In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

pavis nnd his FREUD, VIII Meet thr
Issue.

Austin. Tex, Jan. 23.-The bomb
shell exploded in the house today by
Hon. ]. c. lfeagin OF Polk county was
aimed at the celebrated J. II. Davis,
known throughout tho length and
breadth OF the land ms Cyclone" and
the gentleman who Ia conteHting the
seat of Hon. David y. Culberson In
the next congress. The house adopted
the resolution to appoint a committee
OF five to investigate the very serious
allegations made affecting the reputa-
ton as a lawyer and the character ms
a man OF this noted Populist chieftain.
The reading OF the resolution created
widespread sensation. All the par
ties concerned are from east Texas.
and the Gazette correspondent, after
a most searching Investigation and af-
Ter hours or hard work, succeeded in
extracting the milk from the cocoanut.
The committee on investigation VIII
be called on TO pass on the following
charges:
That FOR 500 in cash and the removal
OF two members from the committee
on privileges and elections he would
do all In his power to deliver twenty
two votes In the house and two in the
senate to the parties who are here lob
bying for a special term Of the dis
trict court in the glty Of TeNarknna,
and county OF Bowie. Early In the
session Hon. William II. Hudgius, May
or II. A. Turner and Colonel II. clay
Hynson Of TeXarkana arrived in Aus
tin with a bill providing for a special
term OF the Bowie district court at
TexarkanR, Hon. j. IA. (Cyclon0 Da-
Wis was here also, attorney for ] H.
Frost who Is contesting the seat or
Howard T.. O.Neal OF Cass county. 1t
is alleged that Texarknnn has designs
on The county seat OF Bowie county, as
Il is the largest town In the county,
and nineteenth OF the business Is trans,
acted there. II IA ALLEGED TINT one
night last week Hon. William 4. Hud-
gins and Hon, j. II. Davis met at the
Drisklll hotel They We're old acquaint-
aucos. and discussed II l3 to be pre-
sumed, the special court bill. the coun-
~ seat fight, and the contested cleo
lion case Of J. II. Frost vs.. Howard f..
O'Neal. The upshot OF the conference
was, according tp the charges. that
cyclone Davis presented the following
document In writing 10 Hon. William y.
Hudglns a purportcd copy OF which Is
now IN the hands OF the Gazette CORE
spund0ut:
Austin. Tex, Jan. 15,-TalSe Harreu
and Armistead of that committee ON
privileges and elections and pledge
over your names that there viii be no
effort to remove the county seat 10
TeNlrlmua in tive yours aud / win
go before our caucus ana think ! can
pledge you % WoteD In the house and 2
IN the gsuat7 Tor The bin. Pay me $50
and n the bin pHgsos pay mo $50 more.
Th!a money ] want for Frost as he is
paying my expenses in this case while
here, etc.
O5lgnsdJ L.U. DAVIS.
on tine bnck ot the duplicate OF this
letter now IN the hands OF the Gazette
correspondents A written the following
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Van Alstyne, Tex, Jan. 23.-Sunday
morning Mr. Welker, an aged citizen OF
ms place, fell from the sidewalk and
fractured his hip joint.
An elocutionary and musical enter
tainment VIII be given at the opera
house Friday night Off the benefit of
the cemetery.
The officers Of the First National
bank here are taking steps toward in
creasing the capital stock of the bank.
Or f.. b, Carroll, pastor Of the Meth
odist church here, is conducting a pro
tracted meeting this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Forney, Tex, Jan. 20. Other towns
have their champion prize fighters. lan
Players, chess players, nto.. but we
eater Ia the person OF a yol1a u,nr-
We omit his uaine-who IN 4 waner
ate 40 bananas IN 10 IL Bainut Is. ana
then went home and ate a hsa,tv si,n,
pei. II IS said the fruit, peeled AYR
aged IL ounces each: total, 8 pounds
AMI IL ounces. He eats peaches IN
the summer, apples In the fan. but
OF them all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Austin, Tex, Jan. 25.-Chalrman Me-
kinney's famous quorum and vote
counting rule was clinched this morn
ing. Colonel Mckinney said; THE
house IS now in shape to do business
There can be no obstruction, hllbuster-
ing or holding down scat without
voting. We arc too poor to stay here
more than sixty days, and this rule
viii enable She house to transact It's
business and then 20 home"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

winch JUSTICES OF the peace are DIS
qualified.
House judiciary, No. .. will favorably
report Coughs bill to amend the law
making II "A felony TO move mortGnge1
liens; the senate bill abolishing the
board OF pardons, Henderson's bill 20
prohibit employees OF the various state
departments from becoming purchasers
OF public lands, either directly or in
directly, Bass bill to amend the aaw
go that nine Jurors may render yer-
dict in all cases.
The bill introduced by Smith, the coll
ored member, providing for the pay
ment Of damages by the county to the
families OF the victims of mob law.
and also for the removal of sheriffs and
other officers will be reported unfavor-
ably, as viii several bills changing the
number Of challenges in felony cases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Rain Nceded--A Note stolen-LnrEe
Corn AcrenEr-Notes.

Vernon, Tex. Jan. 23-we are need
Ing rain here.
our farmers would SOW spring wheat
II they could get 1t. There seems to
be none in this part Of the state.
Petty thieves are getting in their
work here. MIR. r. Il. Gamble had a
note stolen yesterday out of his coat
pocket. lie had hung his coat in Il
house he Is moving, and while at din
ner 1t was stolen. 1t is for 800. pay
able at the First National bank Of
Gainesville. Tex. signed by Marion
Allen and Pree Davis and Endorsed on
the back by Mr.. Gamble The officers
are now looking for the thief
Notwithstanding the price OF cotton
is 50 low, our farmers will plant a
large acreage this spring. 1t is easily
raised here; one man can cultivate
many acres.
There will be a large acreage OF corn
planted this spring. Farmers are go-
ing to raise more hogs here than ever
before. There are but few farmers in
this county but what have their own
meat. Merchants do not sell one-tenth
the bacon formerly sold here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Van Alstyne, Tex, Jan. 23.-An old
man by the name of Gray suddenly
dropped dead at home yesterday. Heart
disease is supposed to have been the
cause of his death.
Last night while returning home
from a party ]. II. Hammons. a young
man living near Anna, fell dead. He
was horseback and accompanying a
young lady home. They had not Zone
far when Hammons complained OF feel
ing i'll and told the young lady that
he would get on his horse. He had
scarcely touched the ground when he
feli over dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24
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Fort Worth, Ian IN,
business was trans rams 4 a~
court OF civil appes is'sl
Motions submit,aaa'p 1
Moses Leach, 10 sn,.IAs !
OF delay; b. Gholstorr' " & \
ey, to dismiss for Wy. " v
Gulf, Colorado and s ss.l Z n
company VS.. ]. n s s,a,
Tor rehearing; Wea,N'vei|
Wells and Northwesss'ssla I'D
pany VS.. NJ. B. Wo MAJ I "A Z,
II. A. Halbert Al n
brown, for rehearlns.
Va Chag, Robertson r. q
w, Geers VS.. j. l.. a. - g n
advance cause, T. n nns
], a. Griffith, to flle ~. pail +.
e et al VS.. eymmls,lo'.
Thtoekmorton oountv sl !.
ORD; the Traders' In.~as.c
ord. ase etd
Motions Decided-1
executors. VS.. George Il ll, v
TO advance. and sci q II ~,
airy ~. 1895; refused, X e,
vs., G. A. Jones, for ,.s !. = !
John f. swayne q, ii
v. A. Chase, for reb y,
Texas and Pacific RsIlsss
vs.. Jessie Jones 81 Al
refused; h. l.. saundsr, Y NJ
Bengesser ct al, to file 4, I. !.
J, c, Martin VS.. ]. h a " \
miss appeal, granted. sl
al. vs. l. s. Fehr n Il ~ Y
granted; c. w. Kinnay (, \
for rehearing, refused, i y (
al, executors, VS.. d
advance, etc, refused 4
ct al. VS.. Lyon & Gribbs, y \.
stricken from the doct *, 1.
too late; Mary A. sam. y /.
d. Hun ct al, motion N I.
Ing of fact granted. y I
Cases Submitted-W h !
al. VS.. George W. RAM !.
Mitchell; II. c. Bolinrs, !,
ME Hudgins, from Eas,i''i'
Kansas and Texas Rais,.
vs.. Boyer & Edrlnr,on
Missouri, Kansas and Ta,.
company va. Boyer a NJ
Clay; II. J. McElroy Of Il n
Clark, from Wise. ]. z M
r. Andrews, by next frl,rs
rant; c. II. Jasper Va +.
National bank, from ussl,
Mckinnon VS.. Floyd M,
from Montague; Fort Woei
Yer city Railway comma,
Rutherford, from Wllbars.
Clothing company VS.. on,
leer, from Greer; @. p. an
j. r. Sandidge, from I'm
and Pacific Coal compahy 4
wson, from Hood.
Cases Declded-J. l. Rh
Harness & Co., from Mltth1
the state of Texas vs., 4 4
al, from Bosque, affirmei
Temple Mary c. Harms,
Tarrant. affirmed: d. en-
d. i. Preston ct al, ffon i
versed and remanded: L b
vs.. NJ. G.. Ellis, from Tanis
and reminded: H. Blum Nj
ct al. from Throckmort,
and remanded: C. H. puva
Smith, from Wise. ann
Lundburg vs.. the wes.eu
company. from Bosque. az,
souri,, Kansas and Texas ri
pany in Texas vs.. Geo. Z. n
Cooke, affirmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Austin. Tex. Jan. 49, The house
committee on public lands deferred
action on the general amendment to
the school land laws until next
Wednesday.
The committee on judicial districts
discussed several bills.
The state affairs committee reported
fovorably on Mitchell's fish and oyster
bills.
The committee on penitentlarles re-
ported fayorably on McKinlay's bill
to regulate insane convicts.
The committee on agriculture killed
Greers stock law and Smiths hog law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

dallas, Jan. 23,-Ex-Senator
day from his home In AtchIson Kan
that on account Of sickness he will he
compelled to postpone his engagement
TO lecture here on Thursday MIGHT
The league club at their meeting To-
night will determine whether they will
accept either of the dates mentioned
or cancel the engagement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Dallas, Jan. 20 There is cooking
main in progress in the pit in Taras
hall over the Orleans restaurant this
afternoon.
The lovers Of this species Of sport are
assembled from far and near to wit
ness and speculate on number OF bat
ties between Dallas and Seagoyllle
cocks.
Tn birds on both sides are in excel
lent isI'her and they are making the
same ny In the most lively manner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24
COL. w. w. LANe,s LnrTnn.
lie Wants Rctrcnchment and Low
TuKcs.

Austin. Tex, Jan. 2s.-Colonel W. w.
Lang Of Oak Gin has written a letter
on retrenchmont and low taxation to
Hon. Travis Henderson. Colonel Lang
wants the forces reduced, the appro-
prlations slHshed. and the state placed
on pay-as-you-go basis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

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had in court civil appeaa 4
trict nj Dallas:
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Taylor, Tex, Jan. 23.-About b;s5
o'clock yesterday morning tho fire
alarm was sounded and it was Discover
ed that the boarding house OF Mrs. %
W. Harbor had caught fire. Tie cause
is supposed TO have been the explosion
OF lamp which was placed too near
inc stove The fire department re-
sponded Immediately and the fire was
extinguished before any great dam
age was done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Dallas, Jan. 23.-Rowe Beard. an old
settler living west of the river, acei-
IDENTITY shot himself with a shotgun
yesterday while hunting. The charge
OF quail shot took effect in the blceps
muscle OF the left arm, tearing a large
i batt OF me muscle away and produce
ed the wound. VI ess-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Mr.. John r. Welborn, late Of Hill
lians' Store, Ala, has bought G. NJ.
Chaddick's interest In the firm of Rid
die q Chaddick, druggists, Of this place.
Mr., Chaddicks retires The new firm,
Riddle * Wclborn, ASSUMES all liabill-
ties of the old irm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Van Alstyne. Tex, Jan. 23.-Perhaps
the heaviest failure that ever occurred
here was that OF Il. c. Beall, dealer In
general merchandise, yesterday even
ing. Ho filed a chattel mortgage yes
terday evening for over $40. 600. His as
sets are not given, but II is thought
they Overreach the liabilities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Austin, Tex. Jan. 23.-The committee
TO investigate the charges against Cy-
clone Davis viii be announced tomor-
row. Fcagln Davis and Nix will be
members. The other two have not
been decided upon Nix ia d Popullst,
All the others Will be Democrats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Mckinney, Tex, Jan. 2S.-Mrs Mar
shall has purchased the millinery de.
partment of Nj. Aron's dry goods store
and will hereafter conduct the same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

penal code in reference 20 seduction.
fixing age At %. marriage or offer in
good faith To- marry before trial nulli-
flying prosecution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

F.. V; Readned, ciaaw': u
els, Kansas civ 'SS ~.
Boone, st. Louis, nMn Il
Kansas City. A''' "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Denlson, Tex Jsn 81
Reilly and Miss Seilrs -
united In marriage ne's
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-05-04
A Pleasant Affair.

The entertainments given last Saturday evening at O'Toole's hall for the benefit of the Ladies Aid Society was very enjoyable affair and was we'll attended by the elite of Yuma.
 The singing by Miss Ida Frediey and Miss Ruby Gilroy, two of Yuma's belles, was very fine and judging from the applause which the young ladies received the music lovers knew good thing when they heard it.
 One of the most beautiful songs of the evening was the selected vocal duet by Mrs. Gilroy and Mrs. Hamilton. No sweeter voices have ever been heard in Yuma. The ladies received deservedly encore and the same was continued until they graciously complied with the wishes of their listeners and sung the lovely piece again.
 Miss Rosa Stannus, who was instrumental in getting the entertainment up, gave her audience rare treat in performing Irish and Dutch characters in costume true to life. She is one of the finest efecutionists that the people of Yuma have had the pleasure of hearing for long time. Both her acting and elocutionary efforts gave per feet satisfaction to her hearers and proved her to be an artist of merit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-05-04
A Terrible VfsItan1.

Pain is always a terrible visitant, and often domiciles itself with one for life. The infiction is preventi- ble, in case of rheumatism, by a timely resort to Hostetter's Ston- ach Bitters, which checks the en- croachments of this obstinate and dangerous maIady at the outset. The term dangerous" is used ad- visedly, for rheumatism is always liable to attack the vital organs and terminate life. No testimony is more conclusive and concurrent than that of physicians who testify to the excellent effect of the Bit ters in this disease. Persons incur 8 wetting in rainy or snowy weather, and who are exposed to draughts, should use the Bitters as proven tive of i'll effects Malaria, dyspep- sia, diver and kidney trouble, ner- vousness and debility are also among the ailments to which this popular medicine is adapted. For the infrmities, soreness and stiff ness of the aged it is highly benef- cial.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-05-04
Picnic! Picnic!

If you wish to have fine time and pleasant steamboat ride don't miss the excursion tomorrow to Castle Dome on the steamer Mo- have. The river is high and there need be no fear of not getting there or lying On sandbsr all day. The fare is only $1.OO for adults and 50 cents for children. The Yuma Silver band will furnish music during the entire trip and as the excursion is for the benefit of the members of the band everybody who can ind time should go and by so doing give the boys encourag- ment as we'll as financial aid. The band will parade the streets at 7 a.. m., and one hour later the Mohave will steam away to Castle Dome.
 The weather being dellciously cool those who avail themselves of the opportunity of having picnic for day will not regret it.