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The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23
The Death Penalty.

There are two bills before the Miehi-
gau legislature providing for the restsr-
alton ~ ca pital punishment for the crime
Of murder In this state. Representative
Fuler's bill provides that all murders
which shall be perpetratsd bv means Of
poison, or lying In wait, or any other
kind OF wiIful, deliberate aud premedit-
ated killing nr which shall be committed
10 the preparation or attempt 10 commit {
arson, rape. robbery or burglary. shall be
deemed murder Of the first degree, aud
shall be punished by death. But no seu-
tenee OF deash IL to be imposed where
csnvictisn Is had wholly upon circum-
staBtial evidence. Such cases arc 10 be
punished by life Imprisonment The
method by which persons shall be exc.
cuted is not mention. There is be-
lieyed to DO u strong sentiment in the
IN favsr OF the death penalty.
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IL Is Wrong.

Editor L'ANsE SENTINEL,
noticed an item in the Michigamme
and Spur department of your issue Of
the 9th inst, Ia reference to my canvas
ing the town for the Office OF town clerk
aud that came here with that object
in view. In reply wish to state that
came here for the purpose OF teaching
school, and had secured the position
before leaving Big Rapids. Mich.
knew nothing about how election went
or was carried on IN this town and
cared no more than l knew, but
now some OF my friends have
asked me TO run fol the Office Of clerk,
aud as think l am qualified for the
Office have expressed my willingness to
allow my name to be put on a ticket for
said office, providing the people desire
it. Yours truly,
+. A. CARPENTER.
Dated Spur Mountain, Mich, Feb. sth,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23

Inc village election is drawing near.
1t was ten below zero this morning.
The board Of supervisors will meet
next Tuesday.
August Nisula was over from Baraga
Tuesday.
Rev. Father Joisten was at Baraga
Tuesday.
Jehn Harris was transacting business
In town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Ii. Mcdonald, of Baraga, was
visitor Tuesday.
l.. b. Armstrong has nearly recovered
from his recent illness.
j. II. Graham and Philip Voetsch were
at Huron Bay Part of the week.
Theophile Grenier ana L. J. N. La
Casse. of Baraga, we're visitors Tuesday.
George E. q. Seaman, Of Sault Ste,
Marie, was in the city part of the week.
According to report Representative
f. G. Chamberlain is about to secome a
benedict.
The Sewing Society met at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. j. b. Smith at . o'clock
this afternoon.
James Head, an Indian, died at his
home at the NJ. <. Mission the fore part
OF tha week. We were unable to obtain
full particulars.
The dance given by L'Anse orchestra
AT the Town Hall last Saturday evening
was well attended and, like the previous
week, was greatly enjoyed by all present.
The EAnse Lumber Conpany's mill
is being put in good shape for the ap-
preaching seasons cut. Saving will
commence as early as tho weather will
permit.
The Hawaiian question may not be
settled TO tho satisfaction of all our
people, but the par excellence Of the
Superior Stock and Ul,ner beer is no
longer In dispute.
Ii. Harrison Hooking, the optic ian, left
Wednesday after several days successful
business In town. Mr. Hooking is an
expert at his profession and perfect sat
isfaction is always guaranteed. He
will make regular visits through this
portion of the upper peninsula.
Members of the Whist Club were en-
tertained Tuesday by Mrs. Ycung and
Mr.. &. o. Beehler. The winners were
Mrs. NJ. Wallace and l.. J. Shepard. re
being the nur: ber OF points made. The
club will be entertained next Tuesday
evening by Mr.. ard Mrs. J. A. Campbell.
We have received from the chief OF
the weather bureau copy of the wreck
chart, showing the number of wrecks
which occurred on the great lakes dur
ing the year 1898. We are arthorized to
state that those desiring one of the
charts may obtain the same by making
application to Mark w. Harrington,
Weather Bureau, Washington, ID. c.
Mr. r. Il. Williams has been address
Tag the ChristiGR Endea avor and Sunday
school here by giving risem his ex-
perience Of fovr months among the
romantic Inhabitants Of East Tennessee.
He is we'll pleased with their warm
hearted welcome and hospitality, and
theii genial salutes, ''howdy" and
"alight," everywhere. He gave some
very interesting anecdotes, with good
morals. Mr.. Williams expresses warm
feeling towards his souSkern friends,
ead informs Gs that we, the northerR
people. have a.a0eat many more friends
In the south than we are aware of, and
also that the southern people have q
great many mere friends In the north
tEau they are aware Of, aud that fact
Ought to be better known, Mr.. Williams
says, north and ssuth, and tho sooner
the better, for we are one nation. one
flag and one heart
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23
Rather Toagn on the Doctor.

An administrator made the following
endorsement on the back Of Doctors
bill: "This claim is not verified by
affidavit as the statute requires, bat the
death Of the deceased is satisfactory
evideace to my mind that the doctor did
the work.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23

Notice.

The board OF Supervisors meets Tues
day, Feb. Goth, at o'clock .. m. Those
having bills to be audited shonld fils
them with the county clerk not later
than Monday next.
GEO. o. BEEuLER,
County Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23
Notice

l desire TO inform the public that ]
will not be responsible for any bills In
the future unless signed by myself or
wife. J. b. BeIanger,
Dated L'Anse. Mich, Feb. e,ls95. 80
Z.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23
L. J. SHEPARD. Village Clerk.

Tho annual election OF officers OF the
Village OF L'Anse will be held in the
Fire Engine House, Monday, March 11th.
A. b., 1928. The officers to be elected
are q president, three trustees, one clerk
one treasurer. one street commissioner
one assessor and one constable.
l.. j. SHEPARD. Village Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23
Notice.

The board OF registration OF the Viii
lage OF L'Anse will be In session in the
Fire Engine House, Oh Saturday, March
9th. A. d.. 1895. from o o'clock a. IN. un-
I'll eight o'clock y. m., for the purpose Of
completing the registration OF the elec-
tors. OF the village for the ensuing elec-
tion.
l.. j. SHEPARD. Village Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23
MERRY DANCERS.
a Large Attendsnce at III. a. .. L. w.
Isail Last Might.

Large Attendance AT IN. a, -. 1. w.
sail Last Might.
Ore OF the most pl'asa parties OF
the season was the grand annual
ball ciypb by L'Anse Lodge No. III, A..
o. u. w, at the Opera House last night.
The hall was appropriately decorated in
honor of Washingtons birthday, and
there was very large attendance. many
being present from Baraga. PeqUaming,
aud other localltie' Music vas fur
nished by Prof. Crin's orchestra. At
II o'clock an excellent supper was
served at the New Lloyd House. which
received many words of praise
Tie committee in charge have reason
to feel proud, for the occasion was dt :
cidedly grapd success,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23
Far safe Cheap.

A first class medium sized safe. Good
as new. viii be sold at a great bargain
for cash. Inquire at this Office.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1895-02-23

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
MORE MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE MEETS,
A CAMPAIGN AND FINANCE COM
MITTpE APPOINTED TO MANAGE
THE TIdHr-TIE OPPOSITION
MOVEMENT VERY QUIET.

The Democratic executive committee
met IN the city hall yesterday after
noon. Most OF the Democratic noml-
noes ana Hoyon OF the committee were
present Great interest was shown In
the discussions by different members OF
the committee and suggestions BY the
candidates.
After mature elaboration they do
cldcd that thoro wan very little to op-
pose them. but that. just 10 keep thoir
hand IN they would mako vigorous
ANA Aggressive campaign Thcy invited
an Inspection of the management or lhn
city by the administration. ana u dlb-
cuHHlon Of any aud an municipal lAauuh
between the Democrats ana tho 'oppo-
altlpn"
They agreed TO have plenty OF speak
orB. and to NJ least make II interesting
for all opposition,
4 campaign ana finance committee.
composed OF G. w tiuol2lc. chairman,
w, H. Stewart aud G. j, Lurlmor was
chosen, Chairman NickH Of the cNccu-
tive committee viii act ms ndVihor. The
campaign committee win conduct the
affairs NJ the Democratic side Of tho
flght, make appointments. manure
meetings, etc These gentlemen VIII
select two more TO act with them.
4 mass meeting Of an citiXonh was
called 60 meet at the city han Satur-
day night Every votcr In Fort worth
IN given cordial Invitation ia attend.
There win be- plenty OF speakers and
the uaunl enthusiasm Of n Democratic
meeting win be present, Hero nRdn
diHcuaaon N invited ana urged,
The "oppoaltlunorH' are taking a
breathing Hpcll committee Of four
u, 49, Stanley, y, o. Noodle. l.. T. Good
oll aud ~ Vs. Dnggctt met IN Mr.
StnnlryH ONCE yesterday afternoon to
confer with the mon selected to run on
their Ticket They were 10 nud out
whnt the numinccn favored ana what
they didn't favor Not hair OF those
wboHn nuincn have boon mentioned were
present. Mr.. Stanley donlca that any
mon have been nominated, aud says no
one VIII know untll they cnro u make
u public, who win lead them into good
tat uineoH
The Opposition" movement appears
10 have run 10 uourro, ike good thingA
before &C. None but mumburn OF the
committee oven know whit II ~ proc
posed Ia do. There N no organization,
no representation, mud outside the come
mlttrcncn very little tnlldng Thoy
arc awaiting tho return OF Judge Nua
rent from AuHtiu now before another
move lH made, Nominations may or
mny not be made Even interest III
ING movement Buoma TO be at u stand
atm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

ciyii pockota up N the District Courts.
Criminal Caaeg.


The jury IN the land SUIT OF Earl W.
Holman sn9 tria' q, Nnucnto w wv dls
oluard luesuhS III w" ',,i' ,s,n.,n,,
illsl eouIl. iolu,l, ~ y E,'"'V' '''''''"'
IN anV"l pi NV uV,gHu,,"'' ,u,.,,n,, a..
M, Ine H",t 9gd,uMu -, n,iu,. 4,
n n,1,, IA ''''''' v" "NN''''''''
now or ui' at,,,n, ,t.,,,o, ,,,,,, ,h,
~ ne F2rty,,olNh'h u,h,rlgt e,Vts tnn
sui, -, -, - WV" NJ ,lv W w wv, ="
NV ~, INV w '.n XXX. az 1rTtIs ,,os,nrIay
Ip. XXI, n. 10 rnr5,5or sse06 demnt,cs
49,. 49, H., y, sn.i,,nt ,,tt,,oV r,t,,,,rv
Tor INJURIES To tic pialniifs wife. which
she received by being thrown from a
cart last summon whlle driving over u
cruHHnK OF tho defendant cpmpnny'H
rund The counsel FOR the defendant
made a general demurrer ha 10 tue
liounlon hnl VeShA C"nirhl being nam
90 ~ defendant W plhlhunh peis.
ton when wm Sustained, tlnlnllW
was gwen leave 10 enter u lllhI nhonu-
mont
COUNTY COURT
IN ihe county court Frhnk Thon'ag
n9s,,,i, unnn ,i,iii" ttrtuto"b nsyro
wnmnn fl, was fnnnd nnt entity
A. snundgrs ,vnT nnnd te6 for ,oep-
inn open an gundny
Andrew whltcsidca pleaded guilty to
nhoutlhg craps aud was hr"d Hlo
SUITS llLHp,
These suits wore Med Ia, the dlBtrict
courts vraiordny
CITY National baul, M Fort Worth We,
NIphultH christ rt al. debt of 800 aud
forocloWnrc on lots 20 and 30. McAnulty
" NcHbltta addition; Seventeenth dis
trlut court
Rosa gtntcup w. " n. Rmtrup di-
rur" rnfiy. olehth dlHtrict court. The
ft ullRt.sI "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Amsterdam, Murch g0T Nlouwa
NnndeEug publishes u dispatch saying
that the diHnHtor reported from Cologne
waa the result OF an explosion OF u
cargo OF 10000 luloa Of dynnm,tn on
board the ship Elizabeth NJ Salmurth,
In the district OF Dusseldorf. yesterday
evening.
According to this dispatch thirteen
persons were killed, lvo Injured, one
went mad, Tho scene nftor the oNplo-
sion Is described nB being one OF ter
riblc destruction,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21


Robert IlHrRrnyc IL very M at his
home In this city
Miss Marion Schultz OF whitewater,
WiH.. IL IN the city ON visit,
Mrs ~, W. proyine left yesterday for
Memphln, Tonu, on briuf Visit 10
relatives,
ed from u pleasant visit to frldndn In
Blnhum.
NJ, u, Alexander, representing the
Northwestern Mutual l.ifo insurance
company of Milwaukee. In In the city.
u, Schnitscr, president of the lml-
grant Publishing company. New York
ANA Chicago N On route to Fort Worth,
George Hendricks, manager of tho
Fort Worth street railway. has been
confined TO the house with sickness for
Hoycral days
Miss lluln webb of Dallas has been
Waiting Misses Virgio and Carrie Rich
ardaon ON the South Side She return
ed home yesterday.
Hon Jnmon W. swnyno returned
from Austin yesterday. accompanied
10y hia wlfu Mrs Awnynp will 40 To
New York. whore she viii remain some
time visiting rrlonda.
Alrn. PAU ana Mrs. SchRfer OF In
diannpolls, mother ana sister Of i. II,
ana Frank Pnul NJ tho Southern Pa
clio, are guests OF MIR and Mrs Frank
Paul az tho Hotel Worth,
Hon John Temple Graves OF Atlnntn
wnH IN the city yesterday, tho gueat of
MIR. g. r. Mcintosh. MIR. Graves IN
much pleased with the city and viii
lecture at tho city han Friday night
undor the auspices OF the Y. NJ. G. A..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

u. l. Farmer W u. Hood aud D. J.,
Reynolds " Roanoke are registered ut
the Stock Yards hotel
W. A, lirgRn OF WnNnhnohie was NJ
the Stock Yards roConty,
u, II. starr OF Grapevine was ~ inc
stock Yards yesterday
q, w, simpson hR gone 10 Chlcngo'
w. u. skinner has cope to Omaha
on business and win return today,
pull a Nicholson NJ Nevada, Tex,
brought In q load of cattle aud n load
~ hoes tu the stock yards yesterday.
James Crawford OF Purcell, !. t.
brought In two lnnda Of hogs 10 the
stock ynrda yesterday
Hogs In tho local markets are quoted
NJ DO lower tops ti,2i movement ne
tlyci fod nlcora. 80, 90 to 800 not many
ON tho market, prospects for cattle,
bright,
The office OF tho Cattle RnlHors nnao'
citation win be moved from the stock
Yards hotel 10 llotol Worth about
AuTii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Best typewriter supplies at l'pmph.
roy'a
Fort Worth candy iIttohrn, 2O5 Main
street. A. ~, ipldoRor, proprietor.
pr Mullins, specialist In diseases OF
the eye, oar ana throat, COS Main
street. Fort Worth.
Dr, n?ollrr has removed TO Dundee
block. Seventh and Houston streets
Dr, Blake. dentist graduate phlla-
dolphlu Denial college; office. rhlrd AMI
Main strcotn,
Just received; A ull line OF novel
ties at Hairs Jcwolry utorc, cornur
Main and Eleventh streets,
Fullrrn Novelty iron Works. new and
SECOND hand boilers. onglnca, pumps
and gln machinery FOR sale or trade.
WoHl Wcnthorford atrcct
George l., Cause. func al director and
omhplmcr Fun assortment OF under
takers guodn, Takca fun charge OF
funelns and furnishes MI noecHsnry
requirements No, 3li Wcat Weather
ford street Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
lonN YouNa srnL No LAn0n

Huaolvlllc, Ky, March 20, Friday
was the day set for the hanging OF
John Young at BrownHvlllc for the
brutal murder OF George Jordan at
Rocky i'm station, about eleven
months ago. Young escaped from ian
AT Brownsville several weeks ngp ana
has 10 far rvhdod tho officers There
~ a reward OF $3.50 for his arrest. It
was reported here today that the muir
deror was seen In the vicinity of Rocky
I'm several nights ngd, but the report
has not been verified Young IN II
rcoltlosa mud dangerous character, and
armed TO the tocth, An he ~ there w
likely to be u aorlmmngo and probably
death TO somebody before ne IL ovnn
got upon the HouifOld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Workman, Tex. March 90. ono moro
death Is reported thiN morning from
smallpox, THIS malScn eight cAHpa that
have died from the disease In an. Only
two since DR.. S1uthworth took the cnara
In charge, Tho weather has been very
unfaynruhlo 10 tho pallcntn, although
the dcnth ratio has been very small,
only eight deaths out OF acventy-two
oNsch All the rctt VI tho patients are
reported doing we'll,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

We had u good service last night, led
By brother Whcrlnnd soverll per.
SONS nakua Tor prayer ana thorc was a
deep spiritual fccing Throughout mo
congregation We expect n mighty anu.
pouring of the Holy spirit hrforo tho
week nhnll close let epeh npthei
worker pray FOR It earnestly until ii
oomon, ilrother Mherlnnd wan preach
ngoln tonight, Come M to tho help OF
the Lord againat tho mighty.
Secure seats at o'clock this morn.
lng for John Temple braves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Omaha, Mob. March Goa special to
the lieo from Genoa. Ncb., says the
Genoa state bank closed It's doors
this morning and IL In tho hands Of The
state bank examiner Tho bank was re-
organized last week with woman an
nreAidonL Assets and liabilities UNI
known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
rnnsInnNr rAunn Annnr

phrls. March 90 President icaurc
win preside At the meeting OF tho au-
preme military council, today II viii
be tho ilrnt ease OF the proaldontH ok
orolsinH his power. NJ, Fnure'H de-
natlOnal speeches IN the chamber two
woeka ago. concerning The infcrl1rity
Of FrnnccH army to Gormany's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Buffalo. March 90 ~ no Bunnio
Driving PARK win hang up 100000 In
meet from August to 49, Entries viii
close today Despite tho constitutional
amendment prohibiting pool selling
ana tho Immense rivalry OF Western
tracks, the veteran g. j, llnmlln bee
llovca that the coming season viii be
nuccuBhtul,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Augusta, Ga, March 20. rho ouea.
tlpn whether tho Augusta Southern
rhllrohd uh0ll be n marrow or broad
kupge road WIN be decided at moet-
M mere today o. the stookholdern who
WI vote on the question OF Issuing
ppnQh 70 rot money TO change the line
from narrow TO broad suago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Brother Reed OF the University spoke
20 fair congregation last night. his
subject being tho going hacl, to hla
father OF the prodlgal son. "Ho rot 40
far away from God and home that u
was Mt last question OF starvation
or pign. lie chose tho lnttor and he
came 90 himself, arose and returned 10
his Father. oh, tho glad welcome
homol" lirother Gibbs win speak To-
night An are welcome ut cornor Main
and Woatherford streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

vlncland, N. j., March 2o.-Mrs Han
nah chnrd OF this place, viii be iOT
years old today The Anniversary OF
her birth IN TO be celebrated by friends
ana relatives who viii come from all
over lhe country. She W sim an Rc-
uye honaekcopor and an invcteratc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Mr.. Graham Young. wen known
journalist OF Fort Worth, has Just pre-
scented the initial number OF the Texas
Guide II IN tho object Of the paper
10 give In u concise form Information
about Texas which Will he of value IN
attracting people from other SECTIONS.
The first number uf tho Guido II
typographical beauty containing hhnd-
fnino iliuHtr0tlona and lllled WIN inter
calinE reading matter, Mr. Young "
II writer VI recognized excellence ana
he has the best wishes OF a large NUM-
Der OF friends for the success OF his
nnInrnIlnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21


A IN. J. Il. T.. Shirley OF weathcrford
.l'1 Miss Nellie JOY OF Chicago were
Ilrrlcd In the parlora OF the Worth
\ lei yesterday morning, iioy. j. Nor
!, q Wclla, IN his usually fcllcltouH
Pie, performed the ceremony. which
IN witnessed by fcw guests OF Tho
ihol. Immediately upon the compile
IA OF the ceremony tho bridal couple
.ikk tho wsat bound ToNaB and Pacific
y lin for wen,hcrford. whore they VIII
3ko their future home
THE wedding was attended by elr-
mAtnnccn that ara truly romantic
\ \. Shirley IN wouiug fame and fortune
tho proprietor OF the MentherfOrd
Z wa, Miss Joy ~ originally from
l.nnner ORC, where her father, Mr. H.
~, II now prominent merchant, but
t.a resided, however. Tor the past few
Vars Ia Chicago, ana ~ hcrnolf not I'M
Gown M n newspaper writer Hho
mo In from Chicago yesterday morn
Il I 10 meet Mir shirley, who arrived IN
Ia city tho evening previous. The
4 hapoatlvo bride md groom hnd never
pn each other before meeting at tho
iitol In this city, their acquaintance,
K gnEement ana marriage having been
fDuEht about II appears, by mutual
ondn nnd through Il long corresponds
Fee. II IL hoped by their friends mat
y "Hpifltunl hlilnllY" which, IN
'lalmed by certain philosophers, draws
,lyothrr from even distant pnftA " the
thtld those ddHtlnnd Tor zach Other,
10 prove sincere nnd lasting ~ ms M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

hhcrir llulcAs returned yesterday
morning from uonarlen with the man.
Jim Atratlon. who ia wanted In GRAY.
son county on u charge of horse theft
llo was committed TO lnil here, and
VIII be nrat titled here. hO having. il
" charged. disposed Of tho horse In this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Mrs. Gillespie at hor residence on 81.
l.ouia nvcnuc, ON Tucrdny evening,
gave pleasant birthday party, In
honor OF Mlsa May Mccullough. A
number OF young people were prosnnt,
aud dancing, various Rnmoa and choice
refreshments were enjoyed until long
nftor midnight Excellent music wna
Furnished by McsarH, sorrola. Whitlow,
Mullins ana MclSiaanclS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21
The international Routo a and a.
n, Hnitrou,tA

" 4 n. g train leaving Fort worth
Mt llohrnu, and O., G. a 4, II, train
leaving Fort Worth az 7l0s .. m. makeH
immediate connection at Milano Win
l. & o. N, train Tor Taylor Auntln,
San Antonio. Laredo and points 10
MQNloo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

The charming qualities Of robin
Hood" which 10 10 be- presented In thln
city IN Friday ana Saturday nights
ANA mntlncc Saturday by Bnunboo Il
Maoponald'a robin Hood" company.
are w numerous No 10 almost diHcpur.
ngc any detailed comment thereon.
Probably no comic opera or recent nut
huwhip, either In Europe or America,
hnH ppHsrHHed ~ many numbers that
have attained widespread popularity
through tho music publishers 81 Am
tho khorn OF Nottingham" IN one OF
the inlllrHt concclta cvrr sung: the
"Cmrning, Churnthe, Churnmg" trio;
"ll takes Nine Tnllora TO Mako u Man"
80. Promise Me-" "Rrowu October
Alo!" rrlur TurltH comic round. 30 SEQ
the Littlo LambklnH Play" tho Hhcr-
ma tinker song, with chorus. est.
Nwlthln'H Bolla," aud no end " con.
rurt . piocoR aud ehnruHeH which knit
together the opera into n work Of sur
passing beauty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

otnr OF ualrn Great Discovery, IN In
the city and 10 meeting with great sue.
cenu ludnlng from the numerous teat-
lmoniala Of lhpao who have received ner-
manont relief u would seem TINT for all
diaenncn OF tho Kidney and bladder no
modlolno has ever been an satisfactory,
This great remedy ID now on sale at
j, r. Niohn 4 Cos, drugHiatn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Mayor Paddock has not yet named
tho committee that win no to Austin
10 work ON the legislature 10 secure tho
passage OF the charter amendments u
" thought. however, that Aldermen
Van znndt and spoontH VIII be nomin-
nted Mayor Paddock went 10 Abilene
yesterday and VIII return tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

WIN any aoutherner fail TO hear tho
allvof-tongncd orator Friday niEhtY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-21

Lola lllndman, u prisoner ut tho
county Jail, under sentence TO the peni-
Tertiary FOR robbery, and who aprang
into notorlety through her connection
with tho itnppy murder case, took
about sixty grains OF morphine Tuca.
day night, presumably with suicidal
intcnt nr. Stevens was summoned
whom her condition was discovered,
aud nucconHful measures were taken 10
relieve her II ia not known whore tho
woman secured the deadly drug but
she ~ said to he u morphine eater. and
II IL anppoacd that nome aympnthiscr
ON the outside conveyed the dose TO
her.