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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Washington, April l7.-Belva A.
Lockwood Of this city and James Tay-
Tor of the Indian Territory, both at
torneys at law, have asked the su-
preme court OF the District Of Column
bia to issue an order restraining Score
tary Carlisle from paying, and Edgar
a Marble OF New York, and George
= hazelton and Norman A. Newell of
this city from receiving, payments Of
a treasury draft for $4,000, issued TO
James j. Newell.
me case arises out OF a dlsput over
Zee In what was known as the old
settler or Western Cherokee claim
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

birmingham, Ala, April 17.-Abe
harris and Abe Mitchell were to-day
sentenced to be hanged for the murder
OF FItasaht Meriwether. a groceryman
gang Of murderers and robbers mr..
rested about three weeks ago. Harris
confessed TO four murders and numer-
Gus robberies in this neighborhood He
says he is anxious to die. He Is b,it
20 years OF age. In the selection of !
Jury he rejected n man who is opposed
70 inc death penalty on circumstantlal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

washington. April LIE =. ~,
partment has by no meI csales "a
the case of ex-unlted usiss,I
Waller, now imprisoned IN ecsf Z
under sentence OF Frenseu. e es;
tiaI, and as soon as 4 ha ssuys
the preparation OF aA, .,,,s Il
the United States con ~ ~ y
tave and Port Louise. ue NE n
brought to the attention ! ~ =, w. }
eeyernment by Ambassador n \ /
release of the prisonef, r., I'D
auested and an explana'iVA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Reporter Sullivan. or "sully" as he
Is more Familiarity known, OF the stan
OF the Houston Post. came up for lila
paper last night and will do" he
y r A, 3 for his paper. "Sully" is neo
OF the best known newspaper men In
south Texas and the press gang who
track on the heels OF the Texas drum
mers al this annual grand meet has a
valuable and jolly dditlon in the
Post representative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
RED STAR line. LINE,
opnrprn TO eERNAsf

Washington. April . sl.rldiI
Herbert today decided y yo-r nj
armored cruiser New l,v.rbI, \
triple screw cruiser uo.s S al Z
Admiral Meade's comnahss ,ssl y
them to take part In VS. ss.ilss
ern German canal ceie,hlehlii
San Francisco ana pa eesi q
also take part, makins
United States vessels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Austin, Tex. April 17.-The fee bill
ties nave selected the following MEM
bers under the Jennings resolution.
Ragsdale, Feagln, Carpenter, wester
and Burney (PopulisD.
The opposition selected the following:
Mills, Dashlell, Ward, Giddings and
Owsley.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
aRocnRY STORE cLosEp.

Norman, o. T., April l7.-Fergason
Bros grocery store was closed today
by wholesale dealers from Guthrie
sersnsTn S ,ne;r We're ns one o. the leading
the closing OF the doors was quite a
surprise 10 the town In general.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
BANKPup,,

of the physical being IAN.
ing necessarily upon the resa, s,uh u
nerve ioree. The wear, tear c{I
modern life are concentra,sd ana III
Gus system. The young ,,,sa u Is y N
come sufferers from nervous vicr u
haustion, nervous prortfatio,u sollg Y
This may be the result Of H., ~ y vsi>1
worry and excitement, or he r rsaes
practices and excuses, or pe,r, ,l.. Il
contracted in youth, thirou,nrh''
They feel irritable, weak and Essl
such distressing symptoms ,.en'ss
dizziness, shooting pains In ~ n;h
sometimes indigestion. m. w
men, as well, suffer from ess'nnialc t.
manly power low spirits, inpsissaSs !,
ana many arrangements Of NINA y,
The ill.used brain Is morbidinn a ". ~
when the ovetworked busines.y Nv We n
to find rest in bed. 'aal I'D
The physicians and speei,,,.,.
yalids Hotel and Surgical irs,,,a y y
their best energies TO reclaimirs y, q
ing such uniortunates TO health -
ness. They have written ~ =
pages, treating of these mei,d;..w vi
forth q rational means Of ho,rs %
for their cure. II is sent s,rDr-,s
plain enVefope, on receipt Of u 4 a a.. /
postage. !" IN
Address WoRIp's Drsprnsssvv
AfssoeIIAIIoN. No. COZ Main st,, ", /,
falo, N. Y. 'a'a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
sCHoFIELD WILL REvrEw

Washington, April l7.-Lieutenont
General schofeld has accepted an in.
Vitation to review the militia when
on May 20. 'N'''S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Waco, Tex, April Ill II. Rogers
who was poisoned last Saturday night
through eating purified meat. is stlll
suffering severity. but Is out OF dan
ger. The other members OF the family
nave entirely recovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Washington. April 1.-THE yorktown
has arrived at Shanghai. the San Fran
cisco has sailed from Smyrna for
Alexandrella and the Concord from
Shanghai for Nagasaki.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
TREASURY srArp,rrNr

washington, April l7.-Tod,,,,s
treasury statement shows: AvaiisSIs
cash balance, SlS3, S29 1853; gold reserys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Washington April 17.--John c. Kelly
has been appointed collector of In.
ternal revenue for the First district of
New YORK and Fltzhugh Lee Tor the
sixth district Of Virginia. N'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
THE SILVER CAUCUS.
It WIN Be Held Monday Night,
April %.

Austin Tex, April 17.-The caucus
OF the free silver men will be held next
Monday night, April 90. instead OF
on the night of April ~. The date Of
meeting was changed in order TO give
prominent free silver men n chance to
attend. II Is understood that the old
commoner, John II. Reagan, will at
tend and make speech in defense OF
the white metal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM WACO.
A NEGRO FROM TYLER SHOOTS HIS
WIFE

INDICTED ON A CHARGE OF vIoIAT-
ING Thg ELECTION LAw-GETriNG
READY FOR THE G. A R.-CENrliAL
CITY NOTES AND OTHER lrEMs Oh
INTEREST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

| yafa, and Silao to GIana1unto. Inc rate
TO GuadalaJara and return VIII be $3.50
! United States currency; to kuanaJunto
| and return 81 United States currency.
The itinerary has been arranged so
| that the entire party can take advan-
| tage OF tho opportunity to visit TINS
ancient and interesting city. Members
| OF tho party who desire TO mako the
| side trip to Guadslajara can do so by
| leaving Mexico City on the regular
train the night before the special train
| leaves. They can spend the day there
| and Join the special train at Irapuato.
Leaving san Antonio June mid
| night and travorsing the plains to the
! Rio Grande and arriving at Eagle Pass.
we cross the river to Culdad Poriirio
| Dlaz, where our baggage and commits
sary stores are rapidly passed upon by
the courteous custom house officers.
| who always accord n pleasant reccp-
! ton to the visitor upon his arrival at
| the threshold Of ia rcpUbllca NeXi-
cana" This Gate City OF tho Eagle
| Pass route Is destined to be n place OF
much importance; the climate is health
| full and the site favorable Tor a largo
town. Pure aud excellent water Is nj
hand and the adjacent country has
great agricultural resources,
ssblnas. situated some seventy-two
miles further, on river of same name.
is the distributing point for the bltum-
inous coal region OF northern Mexico.
NJ nall ffIrfh her
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les tjesSi,ro is opi obiect we
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80 i,,,t.,,,o, .Io,.,,,,, c,7o ro,,,,-
az con. ~ ~ ', LA, ,s
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tlls sH i Iiu 100 ~ 60 60 ~, ~
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nv rs S LES cIt az 1S oi,
manufacturing CITY Oh 7V.VV0 inHaO''
country lille less Than garden brings
us to Leon, the philadelphia Of MeNi.
CO." at an elevation OF 5S2G feet Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
CONSUMPTION

is amenable to treatment. Hope.
courage, proper exercise, and
from the inception of the dis
ease the continual use of SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil and
Hypophosphites, are absolutely
necessary.
Keep up good courage, and
with the use of this most nour-
ishing and fattening preparation
recovery is certain In the first
stages, and may be accomplished
even when the lungs are seri-
ously involved. Stop the Excess
si.e waste land nothing will do
il like SCOTS Emulsion), and
you are almost safe.
'os-'tbsp~@afsd 10 aoe>pf a ssesHtufsi
g. I ss~s~ AL ~ nasEsi.. s0e and ST..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18

Nashville, Tenn, April lin an in
terView to be published in the Ameri-
can tomorrow, Associate Justice How
ell t. Jackson of the United Stntas
supreme court says: II wrote lew,
days since to the chief Justice sImnIv
expressing my willingness to 70 to
washington and make a fun bench In
case the court should decide a reheo -
ing or the income tax case at this term
OF the court. / have heard NOTHING
since then. The court usually al
lourns between the 10Th and g6th Of
May and If a rehearlng is ordered
say early In May, l shall go and make
Judge Jackson Is improving and grow
ing stronger daily and expects to 90
in October. '''0e''
NICARAGUAN CABINET.
Washington, April l7.-Unlted States
Minister Baker at Managua has in
formed the state department of The
formation Of new cabinet In Nioora-
qua on April / last. Minister RaLer
says that upon notice by telegram
from the new minister of foreign al.
fairs OF the formation of the cabinet he
congratulated him upon his appoint-
ment and the president upon the per-
feet order existing inthe republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-18
I.Sus THE DRAWING POWER.
zen THOUSAND EPwoRTu LEAGuERs
AT HOUSTON

no CHURCH LARGE ENOUGH TO HOLD
THE 'AssBMBLY--GLoRIo REPORTS
or THE WORK AND THE WONDER
Full GROWTH OF THE EPwonTn
LEAGUE
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
Ordinance NO. ~.

An OKpISkNUn FOR rifE NuyuESffEnI 1sp Efsg-
uLArIUS % RINEEsTDE CEaETERS-
RE IT ORDAINED by the Board u Irustae,
~ OF the town of Lam =. Colorado.
SEXTON l. Thnt the eeulrtsgy grounds az
SAID i0Nn ot LaEaar. be As.4 the same IS hereby
nsIsaed .iIige-side tealrtsry. and the Mayor is
directed and authorized Is aeknox lssiase the
plat Of said Riverside euietfry N behalf ~ the
town OF Lamar. aud cause the railss 70 ts8 fled
and recorded IN the eficc % the CouBty Clerk
aud hecorder ot the County pt tuUNers ard
situated.
slcTIoS >. That tllc said Riverside Ceuaetsry
shall be under the control of the glsu1eterY tom
nnittee of the Boarc - fFustscs.
sErrielS ,. II shall - a. duty n thH s.Ald
COMMITTEES 20 take general Supervision o4 said
cemetery grounds and to euploy a suttAhle fer-
sou snhiect 70 the appruysl % the Board q
labarers Wiien nsct-sssiry.
SECTION l. The Sexton under the diroct isga Of
the sud CofnEnittoe shall have tho soacral sg-
parvision and care Of tho esmstsry hs shall
properly care for aud irriyate tie Planted
trees he STALL keep all streets. alleys, walks
and bitches IN good repair azd cgnditioa; be
shall SO that the tdmtstnrs or nsfirl uflotts are
not injured or Displaced, aud keep the feuces
around tho ccinetev4 and gates ia good c1ndi-
tion, On order OF said Csnetsry ittess ~
shall gEasie and improve tho streets az csaues
aud aile1s, prtine ana attenu sitate aud ogna-
mounds thereon. .sad do ali sUeit xrrk a. tsa
tenietery Committee may require. He shall
hpia htlnss5t ~ readiness 10 dig Snti pTtspare
graves for all gan may apply siSb tbe r,r,,fsr
certificate OF death aud permit and have s,rave5
II IHsA.l1At.s ipr tltt appointed time ~ barlni
provided tie shall have tei. cf tile treg
hours IN daylight preEious 70 the tiIa spi11intrd
for the burial
sEcEIos 5. The Conmittes skau s,,us, ti,s
CLERK TO keep book in winch he shall register
tue name age, sex, nativity. oectltlation vhetb-
er married or not cause of death md Il froSn
disease what i known, and date Of death and
burial of each person buried in the cemetery
Aud such rs-ister shall also show tile nnrs,tsar 6f
the lot and block wherein sI,sil i,erson v,Ss
burIed. and said clerk shall report s1asrtoxiy TO
the board OF Trustees the numhSr OF deaths With
detained ztatNment fss above prov ide,i
SECTION g. The Mayor OF said town IS hsrrl,,
appointed snd con titutsd Comm ioner. and
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
THE LAMAR REGISTER.
Entered AZ the Postofliee AZ Lamar, Colorado.
as Sec0nd-class Mail Marter-

The democratic papers endorse the
attitude of the administration in
allowing a violation of the neutrality
laws to help England rob Nicaragua,
but strictly enforcing them to help
Spain subiugate Cuba The rePub-
lican presidents have always resisted
the encroachrnents of European mon
archies on American soil. England
paid large sum TO elect Cleveland,
but she is drawing big dividends on
the investment.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22

Cleveland has secured a firm hold
on the southern democracy and the
silver cause no longer has a shadow
of show in the democratic party
During the past week majority Of
the leading democratic papers in the
south have endorsed Clevelands po-
sition, but the most emphatic admin
istration victory was the defeat Of
Senator Blackburn in the Kentucky
primaries. The only party that has
ever passed a bill enlarging the use
of silver as money or enhancing its
value was the republican party, and
If silver ever RECEIVERS its former po-
sition in the worlds financial history
it viii be through the aid Of the re-
publican party
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22

The Denver dailies are making
rapid progressive strides. This week
the Republican published an account
of the siege OF Louisburg during The
French and Indian wars, thus bring
ing its news notes down TO later
date than bad ever been known in
Denver papers. 1t also contained 100
columns Of interesting items about
water rates and silver. The Times
always in the leadl immediately
published an account of the battle OF
Waterloo with IOl columns OF thrill
ling news about silver and water rates.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22

An OKpISASun FOR rfn tfoyUEx,sESI Isp Efss-
ULArIUS % RGNEEsTDE CEnETERS-
RE IT ORDAINED By the Board u Trustees
- Of the town of Lam r. & 'aiss9ntia.
The morning times., 1895-07-21
DELIVERY MAN HELD up
Bold Twilight Assault at Sixth and
Q Streets Northwest.
Wilson jackson Was Set Upon by Two
IN Time 10 Save His Lifet

Wilson Jackson, delivery man for j D.
Burns. the tailor, at Ninth and 6 streets
northwest, was attacked at Sixth and Q
streets about $50 clock last night 10y two
young high waymeu.
Jackson had a suit Of clothes and two
pairs OF trousers to deliver and was going
quietly ou his erraud when two young
men came suddenly upon him out Of the
gloom. The street lamps had not been
Ii lighted
Without a word OF warning they began
TO beat HIM over the head Jackson is a
stout fellow and lie made a game fight
His assailauls We're, however, about to
get the best OF HIM and carry away the.
clothes, when a delivery wagon from the
Boston drygoods store drove up aud the
driver came TO his aid
The thieves broke loose from Jackson
at the coming Of help for him and made
good their eacape in the dark.
Jackson, though severely bruised about
MS delivery ana return TO the shop.
the head and arms, was able TO finish
He gave a des esCription OF the men
which was furnished the police He said
they Were about wenty years old,
slender in build, five feet six inches in
height, and light complexion.
The morning times., 1895-07-21
They win Help Charlie Coote.

1t is not premature to announce the fol-
lowing artists for Mr.. Coote's testimO-
NAL at the Grand Opera House, Tuesday
night, July Both:
The Apollo Quartette," William D.
Mcfarland, Perry B. Turpin, Frank D.
Reside, Bernard A. Ryan. They hardly
need comment, as their melody and perfect
harmony have placed them as the repre-
sentative Washington four.
Mr.. I. 7. Fisher, although now well
known, is destined perhaps to become our
representative baritone: Mr.. W, H. Con-
ly is also in line, and his comedy is
unctious and convincing. The others to
appear Will be shortly announced. Mr.. NJ
A Kennedy, one Of MI Frohman's best
comedians, asks to be put down for any
thing. The sale is pEogre ssing, and up to
The morning times., 1895-07-21
SHOT \ WIFE BEATER.
How Kentucky Citizen Interfered
in At Fam ily Quarrel.


Louisville. KY, July 20 The first double
murder in Pike county for several years
and a most horrible one occurred early
Thursday morning on Russell fork OF Big
Sandy river, near Fish Trap, between John
Matncy wen known and influential cit
izen, and win Thacker, a desperate char
acter
Maney came up on Thacker brutaIly
whipping his wife with u club in the
public road near their home with their
infant children crying and begging them
to stop fighting. Matney ordered him to
stop beating his wife, who was then IN
conscious, and he would not hear to it,
but continued beating Etr, when Matney
pulled him from the woman.
ThaCkcr then drew dangerous knife
from his pocket and began to cut Matney
quite seriously abouti the arms Matuey
opened fire on him in self defense, shooting
him three times, once in the head, arms
and breast, from which ne died in few
moments by the side Of his unconscious
wife. who it is thought win die from the
effects
Matney went 10 Pikevjlle and gave himself
up TO the authorities on a bond of $1,000
10 wait trial next Monday.
The morning times., 1895-07-21
BEATEN TO DEATH.
AtrOCious Murder of An Old West
Virginia Woman.
lIr limited Press \

Parkersburg, W. Va, July 2O-Last
night about 1890 O'Clock occurred one Of
the most atrocious murders that has ever
happened in This city. Mrs. Mary Mullen,
aged seventy-four years, mother of Ed
ward, Patrick, and Michael Mullen. well
known tobacconists, was attacked in her
bedroom by some person unknown and
killed by a piece of stout two-Inch hem
lock.
She was found at twenty minutes OF
eleven by her son Patrick Mullen. She
lived for two hours, unconscious to the
last. She had $50 in money on her person,
which was not taken. A girl named Sarah
Brown. better known as SaIlie Swami, was
arrested. She had lived until Monday
night with the Mullens and left because
Mrs. Mullen was hard to get along with.
1t is not probable that she is the crImi-
nal. as she claims that she was asleep with
another girl at DIR. Sharp's residence, is
cool, and denies the crime, and accounts
for her whereabouts in the evening
An unknown man was seen to enter
MulIen's yard There is no motive for
the crime so far as is known. There was
great excitement owing to the large ac-
quaintance of the Mullen brothers. and the
cold -hlooded character of the crime. The
victim was a Union soldiers widow and
drew pension.
The morning times., 1895-07-21
Parks Are Proctortzed.

Mr Editor: A few evenings since,
called on a lady friend, the object being to
have pleasant conversation, thinking it
would be cool. and quiet in Stanton P ark,
we proceeded there, and selecting a seat,
we were at once filled with admiration for
Washington's parks. But was at once
angored and disguised on seeing a couple
OF policemen creeping and crawling through
the underground, easing up behind oc
cupied benches. with the obvious intention
OF seeing and hearing what was not in
tended for them.
To say the least it is q sad state OF
affairs. when II comes to pass. that one can
not take advantage of the pleasant repose
the parks OF Washington are certainly cap
able OF affording, without subjecting them
selves TO being evesdropped, by the officers
OF the law.
AN ADMIRER OF THE TIMES.
The morning times., 1895-07-21
DRIVERS DEFY The BOSSES
They Say One Dismissal viii Stop
Every Delivery Wagon.
Plans of the Big Bakers Are Very Wen
known TO the Union Men Whom
They Propose TO Get Rid of.

The fighting attitude of the drivers
towards the Boss Bakers was dis
cussed very much among the trade yes
terday. Some of the members of the
Monumental Bakers As soCiaUOn talked
over the question last night with The
Times. One of them said that it was not
unlikely that the intention of the Boss
Bakers should have gotten out on ac-
count OF the close family relations between
some of the drivers and the boss bakers.
But 1 tell you he said, the Boss
Bakers are scared already We are with
the drivers, and SO is every other baking
interest, except the men who control the
product. The bosses know that they
can't make the kind of fight they talk
about
The drivers are stronger than the
bosses, and the bosses know it. Their
only plan is TO get rid OF the drivers one
at time, but the drivers are too sharp
for that, for when the first man Is dis
charged his case must have a full Inves-
tigation, and If there is anything rotten
in il, and If he Is not Immediately re-
instated, the drivers VIII stop the wagons
until there is an adjustment OF the dIIu-
Guilty.
The driver is the most important nan
in the business. He Is not mere ma
chine He is a man that holds q position
or trust and responsibility one Of them
goes out, say, with 700 loaves OF bread.
He becomes at once responsible for S2S,
or must account for il. The boss bakers,
knowing Well that il a popular driver
is discharged he can transfer nearly every
loaf sold on his route TO another baker -
Il have no idea said a driver, now
the question of veTacity between the bosses
Is going to be decided. and / don't think
that further action will be taken until
Drivers Assembly meet again They have
shown their hand and IL the bosses
want to play III the game they can come
in Wen make it lively as long as we
can and maybe hotter than the organized
hOsSeS might like In this weather "