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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-08

No good citizen will permit the
little personal chickering's Of local
schemers to influence him, but
looking to the future use his in.
f1uence and his vote to promote the
general good. Register, so you can
vote.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
CAME rRoM FORT WORTH.

Waco, March 19.-The southbound
Katy train last Saturday night brought
into Waco from Fort Worth Mrs. -
and her 1s-year-old daughter. They en-
tered hack at the depot and were
driven TO the place where they intend
ed to stop, and when the hackman rein
ed up his horses Mrs. - alighted, but
by previous arrangement with the drlv-
er the young lady remained in the hack
and was driven rapidly away. leaving
the mother alone on the sidewalk.
The mother reported the matter to
the police and search for the miss
Ing girl resulted In her being located
Sunday morning In company with a
man at certain hotel. The daughter
was brought to her mother, who was
awaiting her at the city hall, and a
stormy scene ensued.
The young lady laughingly told how
she had managed the affair. She said
the man she was with was a perfect
stranger to her, but that while on the
train Saturday night they exchanged
notes by which means the arrangement
as above related was made.
The mother was profuse in her thanks
to the mayor for recovering her daugh-
ter, and they left together for their
home In Fort Worth. Mayor McCulloch
received telegram from Mrs, - this
morning informing him that the daugh-
ter had again taken flight and request
ed that he have her and the man found
with her arrested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

The talent were not ia irr i
New orleans races yestertr. d
favorite winning out Of the IN
In the first race Bcssls Xaii
an odds on fayorlte, but Tx y
could do was to run third d
well ridden by the coming lasks,
ner. landed the money, al obs X
Theodore H.. the fayors. 4
second race, Rally, with Tursl
odds OF s 10 l to win and ! 70 III
running second.
1t is strange that The bsdf'
such good odds against u
mounts. when he is riding h NJ
form. He is n No. good ioclg
BILE and honest. and anyone bi'fl
mounts will get a run for thef
Francis Pope, third ehelte =
gin, second choice, won TIE Dc
fourth races,
There was quite a pluHgs p
X, In the last race. but ilt y
could do was second. Marx 5, "
winning handily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
SENATOR MORGAN TALKS.


Washington, March Ex-senator Nor
gan OF Alabama, chairman Of the sem
ate for Ign relations committee, has
remained in Washington since adjourn
ment of congress and is watching with
interest the existing foreign compll-
cations.
Il do not know what is being done"
he said 10 an Associated Press re-
porter further than what is said in
me papers from time to time. / am,
on course, Interested In the situation
in Cuba. If the revolutlonists are able
to hold out for "a year they Will be able
TO secure material assistance from per
sons IN this country, not only In the
way OF money, but In men, in spite OF
all EFFORTS to prevent It. There are
many men that are ready to 20 into a
war Tor Cuba or any other war. and
thefe VIII be no way of keeping them
out OF II II the men who are doing this
revolt snow that they command any
SuVn strength at home. At first, was
inclined to view the uprising as with
out any particular backing, but IT nm
pears now that IL has grown TO be
quite formidable. These people arc
not to be blamed for rebelilng. II is
only question of time when Cuba
VIII throw Off the Spanish yoke. II
mly NOT be with this revolution. but II
VIII come with some future revolt"
You are In favor OF purchasing
CUBA" was asked.
81 have always been a Cubon ,,ra,.
atlonlst." responded Mr.. Morgan -
am in favor of purchasing the island
or OF any other just method of acgulr-
ing IL from Spain. 1t is an important
island for the United States.
inc Alilanciu incident was referred
70 uhu senator Morgan said he APP
proved the course OF the state depart-
ment In demanding an apology and
reparauon He declared that Amerl-
can vessels and merchantmen cnnnn,
he lawfully interfered with mnon 'i tbe
high seas. The recent action 6f GreaI
Britain In Nicaragua and her course
relating to Venezuelan boundary dis
pute. was commented upon NV Inc
senator in vigorous terms,
or all the grasplng, cormorant and
srabblng countries In the world" said
he. Great Britain easily outstrins
ene most greedy. II seems to be not
generally known that the extensions
below Egypt have now made her mas
ter of Europe and given her thornugb
connections with the Cape OF Good
Hope, BY these acts of aEpresgin,,
england has extended her iurisdIotIon
over thousands and thousnnds -
square miles and her domlnions bave
ueeh tremendously Increased within n
year These aggressons have been
gong on all the time. 1t has long been
her fixed policy" 'ee"
senator Morgan expressed the hone
that Cuba might be annexed ana saId
II was great mistake that San ~
mingo was not purchased when we bnd
an opportunity. No such cha1-ssa be
added, would be neglected in the ruture
Wheh there are offered Islands In either
ocean over which we could exercise
~ ana which are properly a part of
necessary TO the protection Of our on anu
meree on our coasts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
THE IRENE WAS pIsMAsrEp


Jacksonville, Fla, March pa spe,
clal TO the Florida Citizen from Tampa
says; The steamer Masootte arrived
this evening direct from Havana and
brought late reports from the seat OF
revolution. Copies Of La Lucia c.n-
firm the report of the sinking of the
schooner by the Spanish gunboat on
Puerto Padre, near Gibrara. In the
same issue there are reports of the de-
parture of General Garrlch and Colonel
Santo Clldeo. with their commands,
from Jlguana, and their attack on the
insurgents at Los Negros. at which
place battle was fought. This CON
firms previous reports.
A letter from Santiago stated that
thirty leading young men of that place
had gone into the field under the COM
mand of prominent lawyer named
Jomaya. Other letters assert that in
Los Villas the insurgents are rapidly
gaining both strength and confidence
Organized bands are beginning to arise
in different sections of this district,
and especially near santo spirito.
For two days uncertain and untrace-
able reports have reached here regard
ing an American schooner being fired
upon by a Spanish gunboat on the
southern coast of Florida. Today's
steamship news from Key West which
is said to be authentic, claimed thai
the schooner Irene of Key West had
been fired upon and dismasted by the
Infanta Isabelle near the Charlotte
harbor, after which the schooner drift
ed ashore. where she lies now aground.
south Of the above harbor, 1t is gem
orally understood that the authorities
at Washington have been informed OF
1t today. The Irene is a coasting
schooner of slxty-one tons, commanded
by Captain Corbolla, and generally
carried crew Of eight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20


to meet the objections raised by the
executive. Mr.. Turne- called attention
10 the fact that the bill must be passed
by tomorrow noon, M by that time the
governor would have TO veto the irri-
CATION bill now before him. and the
afnendatory bill must reach him by
that time. The amendatory bill pre-
vailed with but seven negative votes.
The previous question was then or
dered on williams bill preventing the
transfer OF children from one census
roll to another and requiring them to
attend school In the district in which
they live, and the bill was Killed thus
winning his fight to strike out the cap
tion.
Mr.. Drew then called up his resolu-
ton introduced yesterday 70 dismiss
four committee clerks. This was
amended so as to leave the dismissal
of supernuous clerks TO the discretion
OF the speaker. The speaker announc-
ed that he would only do'so on the re-
commentator OF the committee chair
man, as he did not wish to cripple the
efficiency Of any committee.
There are but eight committee clerks.
The house adjourned to $3.50 tomor-
row.
BILLS.
By Sebastian Cby requesO: Fixing
AAtNAAhhAlA VI - AfhA lf'A NNAA WI IuulAf
state printing OF advertisements re-
Quired by law, no one complete adver-
tlsement to be estimated at less than
twenty words
BY Mills: Authorizing counties and
cities to erect bridges In incorporated
cities.
BY Moore OF Lamar: Limiting age at
which persons shall be required TO work
on public roads and streets to between
n and 40 yenrs OF hup
BY Relger: Filming cotton or wooden
mills 500 for working women or per
sons under IS more than 10 hours per
day,
BY wayland: Preventing deception
IN the manufacture and sale OF lmita-
tlon butter.
BY Avery; For the relief of Mrs Car
ollne beats.
BY wayland: To tax insurance. tele-
phone. sleeping and dining car and 9TH
er corporations 2 i-2 per cent on gross
premiums, receipts OF life and accident
insurance companies; 80 OF one pcr cent
on nre. marine, health, etc. insurance
companies
By Burmeister: Petition from citl-
zens or Atascosu and Medina counties.
protesting against change In inspec-
tlon law, and from citizens OF uvalde,
praying for state warrants to be issued
TO teachers Tor arrears due them.
BY Mills. Resolution Of city OF Waco
requesting passage OF laws authorizing
city and county 10 bridge the Brazos.
BY Mitchell CrequesD. Memorial Of
New York. Texas and Mexican railway
company, praying for tlG sections Of
land due them for constructing 70 miles
OF said road In 1882
The speaker signed tho bill doing
away with the spring term OF the grand
jury In GraysOn county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
EXposIrInN or MEXIco-

Austin, Tex, March 19.--Mr. A. X.
Coney, United States commissioner
general OF the Exposition OF Mexico,
has requested Governor Culberson to
appoint a committee TO represent the
state Of Texas at the Exposition, and
the following gentlemen were today APP
pointed:
John ireland. seguln; f. r. Lubbock,
Austin; d. c. Glddings. ST.. Brennan;
sherman; l.. j. Polk. Galveston; w. H.
Dougherty. Gainesville; f.. W. James.
Baird; w. a. Williams, Greenville
James 1. Moore, Waco; w. l.. Nc
Gaughey. Fort Worth; T. c. Foster,
NayasOta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

Amended to Remove the Feara Of
Workngmen.

u,.,'I..-,. Wv f'"'' Vi
"OrN'hkiheh'
A,.,,. ,,.--,..,a ,,
.,a. uT.'',, MHrgn 40, -ui9nel Tom Armi-
Of ne r,nr, ,ir,,S1 ~ SNt'seu .He Iydls
~ tha ~ .'l'sG or we hpgt leaders
y, W ~ "ua 70 convince the wage
,a OiNsis '',ut w ntl Is not aimed at
W on primers and
, mo,N'nB urn. 'ns nuthor or the hill has
i,1Iue svtlhiu NhHhFeh IN the original
rsad. as s,ii'., ,a''h Oh section now
n.y. . ea ' ,y,N
~ "a clealr or curry out restrictions In
ol u,I', or 10 create or carry
80 ruA' IONS IN the run and free
p uIsJi,t 9' any pGslnes9 authorized or
~ ' nr, py me leWs Of ms state: or
Tho fnii o,,5 eral uut resttletluns In
~, iu,l ni.u iIte exercise OF any uvoca-
,g ct' 1 0uVupnni1n or profession author
sfstc VI Pu''"'''eu py the laws OF the
srI, -,tt,.,.,-.. , 80
,ra5,,. uiy.sloh q 10 limit or reduce the
mis- pGa"o ~ or increase OF reduce the
priSe ot merchandise. produce or com.
H'eu,l u.s.
,lon Il, ,,, s,lUH =. 40 prevent compet-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
OFF FOR LIBERIA.
Negro Emigrants Sing Good Bye Songs
to Georgia,

Savannah, Ga, March l9.-Thls after
noon the Danish schooner Hursa with
1917 negro emigrnnts slowly sailed
down the river on her long Journey to
Liberia. The docks We're crowded with
the emlgrants and their baggage. The
wh2rvcs along the river have been
crowded with both negroes and whites
for several hours, Thousands OF negroes
were waiting to cheer the emlgrants
who returned the cheering.
The emlgrants carry an immense
amount of baggage. probably 500 large
boxes havins been taken on the steam
ship. They expended several thousand
dollars here for agricultural imple-
ments. household goods. etc, and are
thoroughly equipped for the new life
Many of them carry considernb BILE
money with them, They will be given
land by the LlberiAn government
Those on board sang farewell songs,
OF which the refrain was taken up bv
the thousands of negroes on the
wharves, Great crowds followed the
steamship to the end OF the wharves
nearly two miles away. The emigrants
continued to sing until the steamer had
been lost to view.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
BowsER LIBEL BILL.


Austin Tex. March 19.-House Jus
dietary committee No. / met tonight
and decided TO report favorably on the
postal telegraph bill, with few light
amendments.
Some weeks ago when the Bowser
libel bill passed the senate 1t was re-
ported favorably by house judiciary
committee No. by vote OF S, to 2. II
was recalled by the senate and slightly
amended and sent back TO the house.
By n vote OF TO II was decided to
report the bill adversely tonight,
There are nineteen members OF the COM
mittee and only ten were present at the
meeting tonight. Eight OF the nine
absentees were friends OF the measure.
minority report will be presented.
Plemmons. Bailey. Wursbach and
Cureton voted for favorable report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
ARBITRATION hill SAFE.
II Is Ordered Bngrossed in the Senate
by a Safe Majority.

by a safe Majority.
Austin, Tex, March io-The se,oto
pnssed 10 engrossmcnt the Rogers ar
~ 10 II. Sections 10. 10 and ia woTe
stricken from the bill. as outlined In
THESE dispatches three weeks aro ana
lhe district court, instead OF tho caunt,,
court was given Jurisdiction, Arbifro.
uon' as provided by this bill is purelv
s Iol,u,,isiry. The penalty clause was
~ se'i s out, The bill applies solely
IN, 5 ~ at'ons' ana IL a step In tho
ilsht direction. II makes no dlstlnr-
ZION between organized or unortcnr.
lhed workingmon, and blazeA n,,t
pathway FOR labor to trod 10 a,,otS
strlkes and retain public opinion on a.
sue When wage troubles nrise Senntn,.
Hokers, the author OF the bill. and mo
ieglslative committee OF labor orya,,l
izatlons here agreed 10 fhe 1871, sa1'
ments, IN order TO insure the passnpa
OF the-bill by the senate. sanntnrs
Rogers. Bailey, McComb, Dean. Unrri.
son, Sheriff. and Preaier were the
sethen friends OF the bill. The vote
,.AA;y.eso,,Balley Beali, Bowser. Col
quit Darwin. Dean. Dickson cio,se
Harrison. Lewis. McComb presler
kefe-'i6 A"u "hi''a-
Naya-Agnew. Atlee. Dibren. Goss
Greer Shelburne, Smith, STANFORD
steele, Tips and Woods.
Senator Mecomb was prepared 10
make a speech In defense OF Inc min
eipie OF arbitration. but It was not ne
seator Steele, who ia presumed 10
represent the farmers, voted AGAINST
the measure. and Senator woods or
Grayaon. who was supposed m he
friendly to the measure. voted against
The bill will have plain sailing I'm
the house. and Governor cuiberaon IL
certain 70 give the measure his cordial
approval.
senator Goss Of Pecos is eyidentiv
Iopposed TO the settlement OF labor
ttroubles by arbitration. 10 Judge from
fhis vote today.
Tho fight made on the Rogers bill
Prom the day II was introduced 10 tho
prcsent, was terrific. He Ia Satisfied
4wiih the outcome and likewise senator
,howser, who has given tho bill his
fernesl support at All timea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
HOOD COUNTY NorAn1ps

Austin, Tex, March a.-Representa-
tive Morris OF Hood has submitted the
following names to the governor for
appointment as notarics;
j II. Hines. Granhury.
IL. Cooper, Granbury.
]. j. Hlme, Granbury.
9. y. Reader, Granbury,
a. Il. Keith, Granhury,
w. a. Duke. Granbury.
II. NJ. Estes. Granbury.
l.. d. Hurn, Llpson.
4. l.. Mllhollln. Llpan,
Lee Riddle .Granhury.
John II. Allen, Tolar,
7, T. Ewell. Grnnbury.
]. Il. Critics, Granbury.
j, II. Baker. Granhury,
], u. Keith. Granbury.
w, j. Moore Granbury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
NEW oRLnANs r,....

First race. three-four,b, !, i
purse-Flush 100, Curious ~ "A \,
100, Princess Rosa Id, nm.
DR.. Work 1902, Waller a I" Il
Mcliale lO2, F. C. NIcho,s ID n
1T lO5. Ransom lO7, VA M, 4
Banjo l02, John cycha M
Second race. half mll1 ~
selllng-J. w. Levy ia yir,,
X: l0S, Sister Rosallnd Ia Il
lO5, krause 106, Hello id nj
Couch l07. Bizarre los. is,s,|
Byrdie S. ll5, Riley Granh,s Il /
Third race. three-fourth, ! 4
selling-Toplc 100, Lucasl,
craft lO2. Barg1ard l0a. NlsrIs
tie Cant 1903, Proprlety TO- m
Artless 1903. Lank los, Bail i :
Sarcasm lO6. Henry JenkIr, Il
Farmer los. Verden iOs.
Fourth race, handicap, s,r.s.
of a mile-Mollle B. III. i az,
Virgin 81, HI Henry vi, or
Miss Gallop los. oxford n nm
103. Z
Fifth race. seven-eighis Z, /
selllng-Sunllght %, wandi /. 4
Brown 10l. Gold Dust i0i, Di,hrI
Denver 10i. Lord Wlllowbrclk A
hole 107. Fldget l07, Mersu N
long los, Rover 100, sallie NINE
st. Croix l13.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

Macon, Ga. March l9.-The Georgia
Southern and Florida railroad system
was put up at receivers sale for the
second time today but there were no
bidders, The price fixed by the court
was SS.1OO,OUO, The road viii be offered
Tor sale again on the first Tuesday in
$4,000 600.
Secretary Of the Interior Hoke Smith.
counsel for the trustees of the bondhol-
gers says the road shall not be sold for
less than that sum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

Austin, Tex, March l9.-The follow
Ing communication was read to the
house this morning:
Hon. H. $. Smith, Speaker Of the
HOUSE, Of Representatives. The Board
Of Trade Of the city fAustln most
cordially Invites you and the members
NJ the house OF representatives, Of the
Twenty-fourth legislature to be present
at the gentlcmen's pnrlor Of the Drls-
XII hotel this evening at S p. m. at
which time the Hon. Brewster Cameron
will deliver an address on the import
ance OF deep water on our Texas coast
Respectfully.
c. H. LEBOLD, President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
rHE HouKs ACCUSED


Nashville Tenn, March 10.-For some
days a legislative committee has been
investigating charges OF alleged 1uis-
conduct made against the penitentiury
commission having in charge the cree
tion Of new penltentiary. The mvos-
tlgation is behind closed doors. but II
has leaked out that two Witnesses tes-
t,hed that Elmer Hout, brother Of
John Houk, former congressman from
the Nashville district. told them that
the prison contractors had paid $4,000
to third party to be paid John Houk
for his influence. John Houk was be-
fore the committee today and denied
emphatically having any connection
with the penitentiary matter. Judge
Young, Kouks father-in-law. Is said to
have Influenced Houks action in re-
gard to opening bids. Elmer Houk
Will be examined tom PROV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
TRIPLE KILLING.
An Old Quarrel shot out to the
Death.

Meridian, Miss, March ia dispatch
from Toomsuba, In the eastern part OF
ms uauderdale) county, brings infor-
nation OF a triple killing al Kewanee,
small station on the Alabama Great
southern railroad this afternoon about
O'Clock The parties to the AFFAIR are
Ben and Allen Prlngle. brothers, aEed
respectively "a and IS years and James
Brilton, agtd 30 years. 1t is reported
mat the PARTIES met on the farm OF
Henry Smith, adjoining heir own prem
ises, wen armed when an old quarrel
was renewed, and one OF tho Prlngle
boys shot Britten In the bowels. NOR
tally wounding him. Brltton then shot
both OF the Pringle's, killing them In
stantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

The Palmo hotel Is meeting with a
patronage which is now testing It's ca
pacity and must soon result in turning
away guests. Mr. n. b. Sigh, proprie-
tor. said that he had no idea of the
travel In and out of Waco before he
came to the city and assumed the man
agement OF the Palmo. His old friends
here congratulate him upon the sue
cess he is achieving and the manifest
appreciation of his efforts to give the
city frst-class hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

nashville, Tenn. March l9.-The
board Of regents OF the Knights of Py-
s mas OF the World. appointed by the
ington, ID. c., last fall, to look after ana
superlntend the erection of the Pythian
university In Galatin, Tenn, met In
a nat CITY yesterday to transact Import
nni ~ business In connection with the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
GALVESTON ELECTION CASE

Galveston. March 1.-the contest OF
Loekhart Va' Hanson for the office OF
county Judge, today ended In n verdIct
Tor Lockhart. The charge of the court
lett no other verdict possible. The case
Mt Lasker OF Galveston was TODAY
nominated to serve the unexplred term
OF Miles Crowley, resigned. in the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
EPMoRrH LEAGrrn

Waco. March 19.--The union men,,n .
OF the Epworth Leagues OF the eltv y;
the MORROW street church was a yerv
successful one. very
After the usual devotional service IN,
minutes OF the last meeting wero eS ", 'hs
and adopted. The reports OF Tho ' S1s
terent committees showed that thnrs
Is great activity In all departments =,
the union league. ol
Mr. w. II. Hawkins and Mas Ida
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
NEGROES IN MExIco

Warrington, March 1.-the seore.
ary or state has been advised nv M
SSipiomatlc representative OF the Iiritad
states at the City OF Mexico undo.
date OF March G. 1896. thai betwee ep
seven ana eight hundred negro families
Ssa, recently arrived from the United
as oa at lahualilo, Durango. Mexico.
sion grar,u, under a Federal conces-
lean citizen. "h amer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

corslcana, Tex. March l9.-Tom Dick
ey, while going to a fire tonight on
horseback, ran into the buggy Of l.. NJ.
COATES. Coates had Bob Wilson In his
pugsy, who was knocked out by the
eoIilsion, sustaining fractured leg
horse and was later picked mn uncnn'
selous. His thigh and back were
spfained. and 1t is thought by his phy,
sieians that he can not recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
sYRIANs BECOMING CITIZENS.

Waco, March 19.-Deputy County
Clerk Vaughn was kept busy for an
hour or two this morning registering
the declarations of number of Syrl-
ans who desired TO become citizens OF
the United States.
The approaching election will prob
ably give rise to considerable more
work in this line.
The registration thus far shows Waco
TO be very cosmopolitan city. almost
every nation in the world being repre-
scented on the list.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

Austin, Tex, March l9-Thorc IL a
hitch In the conference committee over
the amendments made by the house to
the senate bill regulating primary cleo
tons The conferrees met tonight and
diagreed, Finally it was decided to re-
quest the appointment OF two addl-
tional members OF the committee by
the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

Colon, March ls., -. rspsls " Z
been found upon ne \, ,st tSs NJ
Mexican Bandit dsf'n a,r I ~, \
closes the fact that ceS slaissa
and arms to the r 81 upsu s',s 4
gag gagged in that attack sstSsss,s 81 81
TST in ,ss ssm S Z seS' +, sssl
il also believed Ms, .no' s oal'R'
upon Bocas del tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

Austin. Tex, March l9,-Rcvenue de-
p1slts today were $5325.
The state treasurer deposited S4707 SO
occupation taxes paid in by insurance
companies. of which the Manhattan
Life of New York paid Sl2Ol, Washing
ton Life $79l. Germanla Life SAG. Phue-
nix OF Brooklyn $40, Queen Insurance
OF America 1921. Pacific Mutual Life
1907.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

Austin, Tex, March 19.-Col. ]. A.
Fuller OF St Louis, general superln-
tondcnt OF the Pacific Express Com
pnny, came In from the North this
morning and will remain several days
Judge j, Wharton Terry OF Calves
ton arrived today.
Gen. r. II, Rust Of San Antonio ar
rived last night.