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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

New York. Nov. 29.--Judge Beach,
in the supreme court, has directed the
jury In the suit brought by william
w Weigley. a lawyer, against Sylves-
ter II. Kneeland. for the recovery of
$50. 900. to. bring In a verdict for the
plaintiff. Mr. Kneeland Is now rail-
road operator. Weigley, in October.
1885. obtained for $4,000 an option on
the Texas Trunk railroad. The road,
with extensions to be built, was to
compete with the Gould and Hunting
ton systems. Knecland bought the OPP
tion of Weigley for $4,000, Kueeland
then sold the road to the reorganization
committee for s275.0O0. The road was
mortgage for 81 100000 and the Cen
trail Trust company was made trustee.
At n meeting of the stockholders II
was agreed that Kneeland was to re-
tain 200 Of the new bonds to reimburse
him for expenditures. He did not, II IL
claimed. pay Weigley the balance due
on the sale Of the option. Kneeland
made no defense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

II Is said that this has bs,n ~,
by officials OF the Gulf ri at,1iil
santa re company also. M H. Y
through some of the richest cors NY Z, 4
the state. admirably adan,s SSHs ~
growth OF sugar cane, corn ans IA ~, ~ Y
1t Is said Mr.. Huntington 1. ~ III :
pondence with leading clti,e,. !, s', 4,
weston has frequently exnra . y I. q 4
intention of bringing the sor,s .N Y
enc railroad to that port when n
water was secured. and that NV. ~
TONS are In progress to have M ~, ~
come In over the Galveston. IL III ~ w
and Houston line. - ~,
Under a mammoth tent nj q, ~,
the Missouri Pacific is conaus,; w
freight business with the sams III.
that prevailed before Inc NJ 1ss'1l
house was burned IN. No,hins w
been done toward the rebuIldlsv !, q
burned freight house. Genera n.
ager Doddrldge has the matter N Nv ~.
however, and he never allows N. ~
to grow under his feet.
The city council of Houston ,,...,l
passed an ordinance reouirlne M!
brokers to furnish bond az i;1s ~, ~
anteeing to refund to any purt,,,]
money for any ticket which Min \
refused or dlshonored, also ID ~, ~
additional. u, u. sisson and d j NJ
Cornell declined to comply MA n
ordinance. Sisson was ARRESTED y,
II lengthy opinion fined $50 bv a. \
corder. The case will be taken ~, y
the court of appeals on a writ Il n
beas corpus. '~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

The Gazette gave publicity yesterday
to two communication In defense OF
the Court OF Criminal Appeals from
junior members OF the Fort Worth bar.
They are the only contributions which
have reached us written In this be-
half. one objected to discussion OF
criminal laws by editors. preachers
and even clvil lawyers, holding that
the subject Is beyond tho comnrehen-
sion Of all who arc not initiated into
the deep mysteries Of this science. To
use It's own Language. the non-pro-
fosslonal critics Of tho inws and tho
courts understand what they are talk.
ing abou, I'm the same way that a two
by-four Panhandle preacher knows that
Charles Darwin was mistaken ana that
evolution II nm exploded theory" In
this contemplation OF the presumption
OF Ignorance this reviewer grows holly
Indignant, and declares TINT It 10 tlmo
the general discussion OF legal and
political questions should stop. The
most punRent declaration OF the other
champion Of the court IN that while
our code and criminal procedure are
constructed for m. nroyor,t., AL ~
,shmcnt M crime 90, ,h, naran,rnn,
feature Of our criminal sto,n,os a. ,ho
proteetiop a, ,ho ,nnoco,, rh. ,sruo.
also sr,gests ,,,t :, ,so,,.,r..o.,..,,,,, 4.
Tho nrst ioy 90 no,,ro ia - "
rni,nod hororo our court. ,s.a,sa.
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ana I,hor,y % ,ha ,u,a, an, ~, 49,
WOW mar y,,,o oro ,o,y q, ,arn,t,' ,.,,i
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M, ,oohr,,a,,,Ioa ~ ",na 49, -. Nv. !
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40 ~ Go. '.'s'''eS =, Tvs ru'"ss'
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ara =, ,n,nros, ho,r1,'aS 80 communion" ..'.'l
Of tho sor,,r,"n, ~, ,, sus s'S' ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

New York. Nov. 2e.--s, II. II. Clark
president and co-receiver OF the Union
Pacific railroad ia in New York for n
few days. A meeting OF the receiver,
Will probably be held this week.
Speaking OF the general situation
Mr.. Clark said; The present bushes
than II was at the same time last yca,
! should say there viii be sim fur.
Their improvement. Some benen, /,
derived Indirectly from the deval1n,nent
OF the Cripple Creek gold naId. Corn
VIII begin To 70 forward In Deccmber
While the crop Is largo the market
price. Is low and farmers will be diss
posed TO hold their corn for hiShe.
figures. The prices for hogs and caftta
VIII be affected relatively by the NIL,
% corn. The price OF corn also vii,
have a bearing on the iransporia,ia,,
rates. The showing OF the Union p s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
WHY

In there any good reason why
greater protection should be thrown
around property than around life?
In case not thousand miles from
Fort Worth after killer was au-
quilted the wife OF his victim brought
a suit against him and was promptly
awarded considerable sum by way OF
damages, The verdict was upheld by
the Supreme Court.
The criminal law said tho slayer was
Innocent The eivll law said he was
guilty, II the latter was wrong, he
was robbed OF his sustenance by the
law, with the eonnivancs OF the su.
preme Court.
clvil questions nre vastly mors
complex than criminal issues, yet the
merl,orious side usually wins In civll
proceeding. and commonly loses In a
criminal proceeding, whyY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

December II has been made "Texas
Day by the Atlanta exposition man
ngement, and the Hon. Charles A Gull
berson, governor. and stan, have been
invited to be present and take part in
the exercises on that great day. and
the auditorium has been reserved for
the governor from II n, IN, until 2 p. m.
December II. We hope that the people
OF Texas will turn out and do credit
10 their state AS the people of other
states have done. We understand the
Cotton Belt Route will make very
cheap rate on account OF this day, SELL
ing tickets on December ana 10. lin
ited TO ten days from date OF sale for
rniuLn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
THE HARVEST EXCURSIONS.
Quite "a Number of People brought
Into Texas.

From all reports, the harvest exour-
slons run by all the lines into this Ter
ritory on the 9th was u regular stem
winder The Rock Island brought IN
several car loads, n portion of whom
went on to Houston, while the remain.
der scattered from this point.
The Santa tie, Texas and Pacific
Katy, Cotton Belt and other lines also
said the contingent which came In
via the Memphis gateway was unus-
ually heavy These good people are
from many states OF the Union, and
they have come TO Texas--the land o.
promise. IN search OF homes.
Much credit IL due the railways for
the libcrallty manifested In making.
such favorable rates ana accommot,t-
lions to induce the thrifty immigrants
to turn their faces to this land OF
promise. "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Second Judlci7l district, Fort Worth.
November 20. 1895,
Motions submitted:
Standard Life and Accident Insur-
ance comnany VI. barbara A. Kane,
for rehenriug.
Mutual Reserve Fund Life associn-
tlon Va. James Il. Talbot, admlnistra-
tor. for rehearing, passed TIL Decem-
Der Z 1893.
j +, Cooper We. Chicago, Rock Is
land and Texas Railroad comnany. for
rohenrlng, passed til December I.
ID, Winstend vs. Evans Y Lenoir.
o. s. Williams ct al. vs.. Low Walker
et al, to file record. passed TO Dccem-
Der T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Naturalization Journals conoede that
Of the i0i Democratic members of the
next house OF representatives. slxty.ono
are for free coinage and forty-three
opposed TO IT. In tho latter list they
claim both the Florida representative
four from Kentucky. three from Louis.
lana. three from Maryland. two from
Tennessee and Ave from Virginia.
Nearly all OF these will certainly op.
pose tho amended Baltimore plan
for currency system which the pres.
iden, win submit to congress-. It IL
doubtful whether on the principal
financial Issue that will be before
oonEress. the administration can mus.
ter in both houses twenty Democrats
to Its support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

His bond Was Reduced 10 Five Id
drcd Dollars.

John White was arraigned 10 II,
Wrights court yesterday morning
shooting Mcconnell THURSDAY,
witnesses were introduced. how'd
The court wished to see how lsc1
nell would get on, whether "
the shooting would prove serioa, 4
postponed the preliminary trial 4
next Monday. on motion Of "
dnnt's counsel, Whites bond VA
duced to $500, which he promptly n
Mcconnell is stlll at his home b
nlIv ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
THE CATHOLIC Fam.
II VIII Continue Today and All u.
Week.

The Gazette is glad to note Ia. 1
ladies' Catholic fair, being held o.
corner OF Third and Houston s.,s
ls meeting with success. /. oH1
Thursday and will continue 10 hol
next week. Dinner today Will y
cents. 1t ls hoped the good ladies !,
have the fair In charge will nj
their fullest expectations. The Gard
appreciately acknowledges the I'D
of a basket Of dainty edibles froz
fair promoters of the fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

II there ia TO be bolt from the DEM
ocrauc state convention next year. and
the Dallas News. which ought to know.
intimates there VIII be, Russ Kings
bury IL the man to lead the procession.
1t would be a beautiful and deserved
opportunity for Russ deep basso
voice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
rosrnIps LocAL ronnoAsrs.

The storm waves viii reach this me-
rldlan and the other changes Will occur
and within 100 miles OF Fort WORTH
within twonty-four hours OF y N. OF
the dates given below:
November 3O.-Warm,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

The daily output OF pennies from
the mints is 10000 pieces. on which
the government makes profit OF
$1,000. The people who learn to use
The coppers understandingly exceed
the profits OF the government, in the
long run
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

President cievelands man Morton
declares there Is no future for tho
Democratic party except on a plat
form tayoring free trade ana gold
mono metallism. And after hricf cru
tade OF that sort, the only evidence
that II had got Into the future would
DO the hole In Morton's mouth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Its existence. They viii not avail.
however. against the common sense
suggestion that II tho trust stands. all
commerce win be placed at its mercy.
and there arc not many business men
who would like to have their interests
within the grip OF an octopus like that.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
Madame TuIiy VIII Remnin b ]
worth "A While,

The ladies' will he glad to ktar
Madame Tully viii remain Sln
some time. The madame's paroiii
been crowded all day. and ey;T
seems delighted with her syi'i1
mode OF treatment. Ladies' shea4I
at once and receive the bane1
course OF Delsarte facial sieia'l
which cures acne. blackheadsa Y
blotches. wrinkles and all faciil y
ishes.
Massage and Swedish treatris''
given for nervous diseases.
Rooms. 1926. Worth hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

The New York World calls .on the
Democratic caucus to turn Crisp down
because OF his free coinage views. AS
nearly two-thirds OF the Democratic
members OF the house stand with
Crisp on this subject the caucus Will
hardly vote the objection well taken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
No1 oWNeo eY 1Aa TRUsIs.
ny THE DEMOCRATIC STATE III
METALLIC CONVENTION,

Resolved, That we hereby indorse
The Fort worth Gazette nv nn "bie
aud fearless exponent Of Democracy,
aud. commenting its course In the
past, We recommend TINT the friend.
of silver Give II their cordial and
active support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

This Is the season OF the year when
immigration to Texas reaches its high
water mark. cities and counties that
are candidates for capital and for pop
ulatlon should bestIr themselves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Editor w. N. rurey has purchased
the intercst of his former partners In
the Paris Advocate. and greatly I'M
proved It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Editor Huekabee OF the Ellis County
Journal thinks the Texas criminal
laws are as bloody as Draco's. Maybe
Brother Huekabee has a lurld imag Ina
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

Mr. Reeds principal aim In his COM
Ing speakership career will be to count
a quorum Of the Republican party for
Reed for president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

The argument In the suit or Ben Al.
len Va. tho city OF Fort Worth and the
Fort Worth street Railway company
was heard In the Seventeenth district
SQUIRT yestcrdny. The court took Inc
matter under advlsement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

The billion and a half dollar railroad
trust In the East Is nliing It's news
paper organs with spacious pleas sor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30

cifc FOR the calendar year 1926 ought to
be ahead OF 1894 and perhaps equal to
1893. Rates IN our territory are main
tained and the prospect Is good Tor
their continued malntenance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-30
What Scientific Rs'''
Has Accomplish \
Proved by Success "'''
Else Has Failed

I"i-NtRI
ID. 81 II |
Compound h,A
pllsaii,nMs.tI,ng
neeytroa.D,,'ss. ,1
latter pnrs(
couipcrna! III, |
ceeded NIL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

Columbus, o., Mny . IT." count ,u-
h"i"u'' ui ."in" uI"'Iai"rs ana ~ ~ ~ i"I
the Ohln dIriurl commenced THE mnru.
ug To" PIi'inuE SPECTATORS refused 1"
meet ih" ohI", Indiana aud lINuu,r "rrrA.
turr ~ l' J.nut ui"rrur". RuumAiuur
condition "t al "rr "Nis'r lu thr western
hruu~y wanna district, WH"r" IT." ,i'"r
"utH' Il r"u'r ir pin'irally Nhnilrh"d,
Tie" ,uin"r' II ''ul" NJ" "NI",i"d tu work
iui '"ni- l"Hr I"r ton than b. lAli ~
P"uusy lvHnlN, aui thr .I.,'f''luu =" l." lie.
rIl"d hS the conference ~ whether thlE
dli'"r"u'ml rhSii ln. malutUdu" hy rrdu.
iuu IA thIn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

-hnur'un, May : l.rru' item Nrhn-
n"li har informed Representative rntl"r-
r'r, "l T"uu"sr'', that IA" will r"NI"w the
mtiIim II th" states r"nI-rlug the ia
u"unl ruAri wlhrh ~lll lr arr-iull.-i ~
M"mplur between ia" 18TH and lulh Il
May. ten Nrh"ltrld Will leave "u tour
II iu~l"'ll"n ~ the wrrt neat month.
ten N'h' n"ld'S ,rIp viii be- "fiI",al aud
h" vii max" n report /" Tia" war depart
m"nt ten. >'h"hrld says hr hAr been
'v"r nearly all that PARTON Il the country }
which hr " Ill NIrlt again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

I"Iumhu-, -. Mal . p""sAt"H trrIn
ia" rrrI"ctIN" iItrlrir e IT." I ull'ri Mur
work .rr II bhr" nr" ~ secret r,rrIun h"r"
to-day, f"r ~" Iurlus' "i ruu-ri"riue n
~NIs" H'Al" lui il' I"Ni '"utu"u. .lug iu
morrow l, II net lmIt"hHi'r HAT the
convention Will "I,l-r rurI-uri"u uf
mIuiug IA the state after tu.Iuurruv, iuI
IA" pufI"~" "i t,rbug Tia" l'ruury INAup.
Operators iut" an inter state agreement
IN the Irir" IT INNING ~ IA" future, The
OhI" operators nr' ais u Hrr-l"u, Al u
JOINT ruuf-f"uC" tu iEuTruW the conditions
ut ia" trade vii H.. iI-currri and an ru.
drAv"I mA.Ir tn hriug Ah"ut nh nmioAll-
agreement,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

Denver May : lJ-iurr the ~ A Il
"ncamIIn-nt department ut tulurA'Iu Ant
Wyoming convened N-day th-r Wa
much di-CuHrlun among Tia" Vrt"rans 900
au-udAnc- ~ recommendation mz,ir'tJ
Department Commander Rollins tn TIE
appointment 1T = committee tu prepare -
memorial e. th" neat natunAi rnrHnI.
meat ~ favor ~ establishing Lumr 81
confederate veterans. The puggrstluu
Was generally r-r-iy,pi with tavut sui
lrAdiuK m-Ul~ru rlprcrr-,l the uI uI,u
that the Iriucipl- aiv,rAi,d hS ten RI
line will rpc-IV- the rn.lur--inrut U tu.
mpm"nt, whirh rrrurn.d r-,f,i ~
-iuu ~ ~ "'Ch-.k tn dAy
A drl-gAtiun irun the "ucAmIu"ut
wAit,ai uI-,u the lAiir- uf the a. 4 k b.
convention the iutruu"u and arsur,-i
them that the VETERANS 'gu.y.d iu"t
utganilnu"n ~ Il accorded place tn Whl,u
they were rutiil'Si NJ cu Wrfk-rr Ahd
h"lIr'ir Il the veteran nnlii"iE
The ladies orgAnil ,tRn elected the iul.
lpWiug uihcrrr l'rrrI 'rut. Mrr ThrtrrA
VI Porter, A-p~ui --n,ui wee prrsII"ut,
Mrs. Ruth T. f,-dr, Denver, junior Nirr
prrplhrni, Mrr. CRruliu' Keller, hu'll',
treasurer, Mrr J-hnir X BAukt, L"Ad.
NIllr chaplain. Mrr. Father Mcdonald,
Denver
The inI,r--riun that hAH gut AhruAh
that ten. Rollins favored -st-u-iug Is'u
-iunr IT, confederate veterans ir incorrect
What h- rrul-'r'',i wAp the establishment
IL u huin- fI lniigrnt aui suffering
southern veterans HE rAArt Nutdr
were As kl,uwr "rhrr,' r,,mAinH one
other subject d which | must speak
The war i- over. W. Rr, | may Aluurt
ray fr the hrat tune. - united I"uI,l"
This nation II great enough, n,-ll s"ut
enough, -uihri-n,ly advanced ~ all tia,
g'-I tu nAkr up what w. call civilll,trnu
~h"n victorious IT, br generous and even
liberal Ia the vHnpulrh-i Tue south, ~
AT lrAs, many parts "f 1t. ir not the huru"
hut rather the stepping plAc" uf mAuy
IS~r. criIpl.d. lr,kru inwu odd men
They were brave suliI"rs, not leaders.
lul ~ the Ianks ui the army wL,r" rr,..
uri tor bravery Aui Suldirrly cuuiuri
east NJ stan uIru fame ~ "a nAtIrh
among NATIONS. Trur, they W'rr
not uur comrades IN TIA" grand hruy
secure, hu, they ar" our brethren
IA the American Hrnr" tHtn"
wh"r- these odd soldiers can he care, i'.r,
-h-l,rr'.,i. f-i. rl"th-i, and IA r,rkurr-
uurz'-i. will r"rt bat little comparatively
twill su,n b- to- late to b. generous
There IN hat unr place WHERE "A m"v-lnrui
II this kind can start, and that n ~ the
grand army. This fifru,Tu'r r--siuu
war spent IN routine work. a. Tat ~
learned there war u" dlsrus'Iuu ui ten
X ulliur' recommendation AMI no action
wsr taken thereon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
b-p"n-nIy Saw

Columbia, :. G., May = The fate "i
III" now famous dlrI'usary lAN hargr IA
ia" balance. Argumruir are IA prugrr-s
Ia day N IA" ut'Si static clicul court
h"i'rr Judge Nathan ti,ti. uu ia" m"linu
I" MAX" l"rrn.n"nt IA" TEMPORARY luIuu'.
tluu recently obtained, ami whIrA uIs'r.
airr l." pr"v-n, the enforcement II the
law, the prln"ipHi argument hring that
u" nrAH,II" n unconstitutional, Shuuli
"a" lrIuncil"u hr made I-fmAnrut. the
law would b"cuu" y d.Ad letter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
k.prr, r-arrfni -r,,lrmrn,

rau-, Mny Ia" MAru :, iay eaye
JHpAn ,r treating with knr,,,, + ,urr Nri
G"ruAn!, AMI a r-ar"iri' r"'t.rrrf' -
mAi,"'s ~ hlSI ~" HTlrlIE hum ky--H'-
"lJ"rh"ur '' ''' '"rn~ II TRAY h"lNr"r,
thua aud lal.,u 10 ur.hahl" rur.t,.,.
iuiS Arsrrt- ilrl 90" tnr"" western lstv.tp
~" Ahuu, I" D.. ..','N .Nrl HiustIc N.,t.rN.
hi,ilug iist l.n,n Ia fp'' urI h. ar,, 1T
i"rr,iurun O.. ...... .... au.. .'urr dIrr,r . n
s.rr,. lie q. k ....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

Burt"u. May :. The national congress
IL the American some "t the R-vulutipu
cnnclu,i,Si lt- proceedings to-day and al.
J"urn'~i fer unr year. A sh"rt bu-,ur-r
s-rsi"n wsr h-ld this morning. at winch
th- d-lrgA'rr informally dI-curs..i meth.
,-iS IL 1,ill further pr"mutiug th,~-
claur-H uf the constitution ~ She rurI"iy
winch aim Gt th. fostering nf true pHirIpt.
iriu aud the extension uf the Inrtltu'luh.
nt American fr--'inm, The ruugr-rr lrrI
al nuru,"i rin" di-, and the d-irgs'"- l,'t
fur hriri virit H. the LIrturi, hrlIr Il
l-Nlngt"n AMI Concord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

hu. - lirr u'ht pi"I. t IL said, wi
.u tsN.uSt " .uiIra- ~ meeting o.
il-' naW-h.' ,' ..r-, urrrIdrd vNrr hy
Ir'H.,'u' h'ayA, .ur following Womb
Sor' ,-.itn'.i Foo tu,rgu MuI-t-i Matur
"I.' M.urur. Iu,tiinr II drAi II dp.i %
I.,,i ui n't,-'r' IuuI 90 The rI-Akrrr
-'ruri mrliu'-i tn vent thrIt hAgrlu pu
'h' mlri static. h,autug that country
tHt al thr iirIlIr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
fatai quarrel

Perry, okla MAJ Mr. Hr Luh,
vii" "f prominent auI wealthy hrmrI
a, saltwater, Oklnh"mA, shot nuI l., "a
her st-piaugh,-r, Mrr Henry rn"
women 'Iuarr-l'~i, aud the daughter len
tue h"us-. When I'll" returned rh" NAr
met al the d"rr by Mr. l.Arh, whr tuli
her II rh- rAnr IA shr w"nId Xii h'r
Mr Henry turu-d ar"und /" lravr, hu,
Mr.. i.arh Thought rhr ~sr entering aud
shot h"r just Alnvr the heart MIr.
LNrh gave hrr-''lf up TL"r II r"nr
talk "t mob law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
tom 10 aad-r L.A~irr.

Drawer, May : Commander 10 .Ch. .-f
LANl"r And AdJu,au, 'i"nrrAl Jones. q.
A X lett for santa f-. y NJ. at ~ I:lO
lnst night. department Commander Rnl.
lllnr. N hir annual Address al the en-.
canpm-nl II the department, II Colora,in
and Wyoming, recommended the IAy
m-ut uf I+nHinnr 4" confederate veterans.
A committee ~A- arruiutrd tn m-mnral.
~" ia" neat national -ncsurp rpin-n, IN ID.
subject
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
NtrArAxuaa Qar-tion.

London, May : Parliamentary --cru
tAiy II the tr"igu office. Sir Edward
tray. reply INK /" William pnllAri by lrss,
m"inl+r "f ia" Shlrplry division, York
rhirr. ~ the h"ur- nf cnlnInnnH to-day
rAld ia" prnp"rAl "r Nicaragua Ia refer
all dt1ru,"- h"t~--n that country aud
,irrAt Britain in - rulumiaHiun uf arhitrn.
i"n ws= received April II, hut h- s,id-,i.
~hrn he paI-rr are IubmIit'i Ia rarlia-
mrut II wss net n case for arbitration.
Nj liy l"1e nl-" asked whether the United
Sta,'r had su1gr1,t,i terms fnr an smics.
hlr settlement with Nicaragua SIR T. l.
wAri Gr-y answered that no such pro
p"rAl had been received from the United
States government. He h"p'~i. however,
n r-,tl-n-n, would s,pn lie Arran.rSi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

value ~ ttO.uN. which she afterwards
l"r, IN Jrrr-y city, snd which was found
10y ''rurgr J ,hnld, whu hes refused to
return II, although repeatedly Ask-i Ia
Il" ~ she chArgrr that Uuuli fraudulent
" r"nvrr,'"l the c-rtih, Ai-r tu HE own
unr. The l-,i,luu rrtr uut that the plain.
TIL IrA nIn"r sud asks the court a. Ap.
point Lawyer AlriAni-r Simpron ~ her
nrAt freud !" prosecute the suit The
court has grAu,.-i the request. Gould
murt tile Answ-r WITHIN II ~ days frum
the time the summons wAH --rv-i The
summons wa- -rv-l uu Guuld at Com
muuiIAw last week