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Np llScnrigsminiIter. Ct. Reterss
burg, l8oe 5ebruar. Spirit 2UbnnoIi'
&oltcip Il, rnsiiit glmba5iaogr TT
2lterrige, er blepeu uonGunt til niopoe
De @iers Giterisl9er iOm IOenrigsmis
%nlIter." 6priten BAR @uoerncr al Buls
garlen ipr 5prlt gleranoer al gntters
oer9S Sal9. 9nn er me8et rig % bleo
llolte Nar lenot TT &om for at ior'
tDnoe Fauru Gjar NitOlaus 8eitigclie
al &uslanos Srone. 0nn bleu mos
tu9et al Bauen ben 3Ote December %
lenere octoreret meo @riltus Sroenen.
Gn Stniieiie. Ct. PETERSBURG, 27oe
6ebrunr. Nuriosen III De iioIte Stus
oenternrOIj9beoar er, at BEN uyc GSlr5
TOlitit life oiicr fig at uare ioa libes
raj, Iom man peuteoc. Stuoeuterne
Der ! Sgen ertlnrer, at De uil fable
Stuoenterre / Mtpitcip, 9ieii % &bor.
bOif iii Sjrlp.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
SregU II.

arOltge Snbianere. Sppoiu9en
zoo Shirt O9 YOuu9 gbtei bleu i~orlc'
zen arreIteret, ioroi DC bupoe iat fig pp
m'oo &olitiet / Yortlouo, Der pilbe iors
9'nore Dem i at saa til @uibju9tOn %
'a'e meo Observation-Disclosures ON ucs
Oe''n9sn al 100000 Snoianerpengc.
Se andre Subinuere er raienoe ouer
"'9oIoelien, ps nan frpeter, BET biz
Oer ~Hpooencist at ubienoe Trooper ira
8ala @aQn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05

onItalts 20 5loriher. Ser CT 2lntpo'
al Ell iOrefaaenoe 5iuau5friis,
i ur9arn, biorgrsuoe ira Over
ipeiuIotion, mcoens en- zuttertriie irpg.
ties / giterrise.
MDntfOnierenien. @leu, 28Oe Sc
bruar. "5rembenblatt", ct balut oifi'
ctelt SIab. tiger, at Eiterrises un9aru
~ititert oil mootaae en- Sno6poelie ON at
oeltage / en- international Mputfonics
renee.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
e nDlanDet.
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gnufbroraNcricr. SollOu Banning
So. / Storm 9ate, meo 6cpcotoutor
sipur Gltn, er peo at aua Ialit, o9
6Uiea 8aaou i SoItou, ION inotil for
en- Raaneo iioeu par Selifubets Gre'
ioent, CT blepen beororrt nrrcItcrt /
Icwpprt, 81. s., bans nuuGrenoe Sps
bolo8itcO. 6nu oufIu9es for beoros
nerit Nantiprclie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
Winnciotas 2cgis!atnr.


Hnsoag ben 27oe Sch. 6uiet be-
iegtc i 6ormiOoas Statens llniuerlitet,
% ON Gitermiobn9en bOtot bet ct
fort Mgoe. 10 5orllas Ireminttes, bet
pioti0ite al bisie bar ct al Douglas ON
en- Gel 6urauorin9er / 3ernbaueloucne.
Inloiomitcen ioreIlOg, at Der bepll9es
s., 35O.23 iOr at oGtte llogliterne ior
Contests. Sire 8orila9 u%eoto8es, ct
Bar al Dem uisti9e. Wr. 9olmar
Iremiattc ct 6Orila9 on Stuopr1mtc
ior llloe. Scr uOt5ue 6uuuloc Hal
Der betales ell @rGmie al :15, buis ben
orGbes / 3auunr, 6ebruar, STARTS,
gtprit eler Wni; / aae andre Maane'
Der al Naret bctales fun So for boer
lllu al 6ujlteuiombellt Nloer.
Senatorerne beioste osiaa uniucrIi'
tetet ON 6Ormiooascn. Senator
6rend iremiatte 6orlag ON 2otal'
option. Oct beitemmer, at, tadr 200
8rlocre / ct Guuntp iuoienoer III Gpun'
tpfommis iiouerS Ell 4etitiou ON ai'
6olotlie al ct ipeciett 8nls ON uoIte'
oelic al 9icenie, ital Gountprnaoet be-
orore ct laooant aibolot. Seuator
Gotter Irtmiatte 6orila9 ON Sprettelle
al # 3mmi9ratiOus Bureau o3 ON uo'
urunelie al Ell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ipr.
9orsba9 ben 2Soe Jeb. - s Su'e'
iremiattc8 toag Ell Getition ON at I9tt'
9Ommer Sues al bet l4oe 3ommer'
oiItrift uuber retslig 3iltale for miss
fla G%mbeO5iOriel o. p.
Ntr. 0resiel iremiatte en- &eiUlntior
on at mroeriGge 8erOensuoittaiu9ss
commissioners 2lifRrer Tor at iaa Jieoe
pnu, hporleoes be $4,000, lom Sc
9islaturen bepll9eoe ior Statens Sci.
ta9elie i 8eroensuoitiainaen. oar ans
ucnot. Senatet ~iprtalteoe ibag Gors
ilaoet ON 9nlR9 al Ell N%ormalitolc
7ulut6, lI9eleoe3 GOrilng ON anirt'
telie al 8rauNmaritaQer ior of beitpttc
Stoteu utpD Cfppbr1ube.
fSreoa9 ben lite Marts. Senntei
nrbeioeoe baorot belle 3a9en o9 erpe'
oereoe en- Del Del 5orretninser. Get
ojpurnereoe til 3ir8Ong, iorat Sena'
~torerne fuioe reiie bjem og raaoigre
Jig meo line 8alsere. WtanSe al BEN
bar life pRret Giemme paa Ilere Tiger.
GlanOt DC 5orilag, iOm oistutereoe5,
par Senntor Sbeebaus ONT gul99 a
ct ijeroe 6oipital ior Sinosip3e. Se'
nator S6eebnn tatte parmt for Sorts
get % frembolot De fOrItleai9c 6runot
Tor 2tulRg al en- inaonn 4nitalt. Sena,
tor 6encmau iOre1log, at 8euil9uinq
for SjDb al Cont neoiattes fra
$4,000 TT $4,000, men Here Senn.
torer talte imoO, at beuil9e Yense 10,
ajeb al Cont, oa mango Bper oal
piQige til at 9iue Cont irit, bris b.
tunbe iaa Sinosipseaiplet / lin Seer
SEQ. Otter en- lang Os iruqtsslss 9is
FUSION bleo 5orilaget benuiit til 81
unnstOmiteer.
Senator Ringoa6l5 5orilng on
2tnlag al 2 npe GOris9sitatiOner. en-
Geo 8iper 9aten Og en- / 5uruItoo
oiItrittet, ~bistutereoes liot oa bleu ben
pitt til GinanstOmiteen.
Spsrssmualet ON 5olfetalineen
1895 bar uaret orsitet / muusioloi9
aOmitemgoer, O9 Senntstomiteen e
enoelis tommet iii bet &eiultat, at be.
1895 fun ital tases Genius al Snb
6p9oerantalet, og life jamie itaiiItiit
Cplp8uirser ON 8rOoutter. Snouitrier
uaturlige SjRlpetiloer o.i.U.
0uiet ueOtos Ions 5Orilasst on
SrGnerius al Reo Riuer 9nlen, me-
8eoil9niussn bleu reouccret til $50 OC
10 i,smte Sor M IL imoo Sori(11et
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
Citerrige' ungarn.

6anbelsfriIe. 8Ien, 25oe 6ebruar.
Der bar paret ct tort Sab / Yriierue
paa Sprien / @ien o. Buoa.Yelt. UT.
tierne / ben un9arife areoitbanf ialbt
40 Jluriuer os ben eiierrisite areoits
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
q ID lnr

NcoicringcnS @aloreierpe anoraser
MI I'll uucr $SO,Ooo,O 900. Belmont
Nturoan SpuoIfatet betaIer line Sonos
b~urti9ere enc ~iorlau9t, % er allereoe
M 5000, 900 ioruO / line Setalinser.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
sra gSaibiugton.

Guiet bar meo $50 MOB 115 Stems
mer forfaitet Senatets Sorilag ON at
beoil0e 100000 ior Spmualiug al en-
Snbel meQem StilebaustpIteu %
Saipdli.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05

ilerne, 3 Nil fra Gorileras, par Sns-
Dag Scenen ior en- irpBtell9 Grplpiipn.
II W9no er biotil brast op, ale / oes
cnoe Stlltanb. rs Sig er iuuoue. Ses
TENT oioes Bet life, men man antaser,
at Der, oo ulptten inbtrai bar So
WIano / Mineu. 8eoninasarbeioet
Iorti9ttes. stariasen til GyploIioneu
fjenoes life.
Gitcr ienere Meooelelie er ale
Oirene for @bite Nib Mineulp.tcu
blepen bro9t irem for 9piet. Ser er
inlt % opoe og IS iaareoe. lllpften
ppItOO ueo TO Mruos llTorIi9ti9beo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
SDrfic.
Nrreiiercoe grntcniere.

Arretiere0e Yrmellere. aonltdls
tjuopcl, 26oe 5ebruor. Otter 9lage al
3prterc or rs inge Glrmenjere npli0
blcuen unbulOt % q al Dem fnitet /
6Hngicl. 6nngIltroeu bar frcmfalot
tort 6src, IOm muli9uIs uit lore til
pocrljgere llrolisbeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
BcUrgia a.

Su tor gomulOsmclc Ital anla9'
oes / TUme. Zen ital toite 100000
oriue 10000 Spioler, 1000 Sauer'
itple % beitjritise 500 Naano. gfpl'
fen ital itaa iGroi9 ben lite Nopemoer'
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
splpmenOenc / Senatet ipnes

SplOmGnDenc Senatet lpnes life
at 6ape flor Gro paa ben i~uternatios
male Mnuttonueution, Tom Gu9lauo %
andre StOrmaster iorig9er at iaa iitano.
&c tror, at Guglunp life mener bet ops
riatia mco lit Gpr lag. SGlpienatos
rerue er iOrtioen life enige inobproes.
Noslc al Dem uil beitemt ~forlause, at
MputtonuertiOnen tilitemmer 5orbOl-
bet 1G-l, meoens andre er impo bette.
st 5prlas oerOm bleu ueoitemt meO
10 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
Saaforn for S%armerne.

bar tllitemt Iettigrelus 5prIlno ON
at beuilse 100000 for SnOtjsb Of
SuafOru for De 5armere. ipm iioite
CONNER mliteoe Nulingen peo Tgrten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
sIUtriisiemeuter

MAJ trsIssrzS i,rrf l5sr Uaasaa "a Iorso1l nor.
arm. G0srti5isnsayFr ~ta5ialsB lie / to paa btaaissa
~is!Ienoe Ruasrs mtonia,rs BET us,su..slas for.au,
8,2. SoB It E5srt;isngEi, bsr fsra ,sHar lao.
1t8baasnlUrrs' T. 81, i~'E,azJ's ta5ra,isi 3 @anac
DNotttow rt tuot3 Lit5olssHumsTs. Brt5f. Der iz3s.
pol &c G5rrt.''msai'r, ion et baRss me-. b6r n-r-
IS a5trttEisasat / stt Hsxs eiSrus paa 2oD
p5,a!sL
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05

Gor llSenrigsmiTiItcr bar enonu
life proteiteret mob JorbuOet mob Snb.
igriel al ameritanit aiso III 5rnntrige.
bpis man fan tro 9elesrammerne ira
9aris. Get oplpies M, at 6orbuoet
fun si9loer amerlfauit lepenoe Spas.
Saltet os ierlt aiGo / Reirisirators
fan iremoeles i~noigres.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05

acknowledgement! Sisiea bar res
oa 3ousresmano @iliOn ira
@eit Sirsiuia. ben befienote 5oIo.
reiormer. err uonRont til bans Giters
Gen npe acknowledgement er tun 81
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
Nem. 81 erifp

Wineulpife. gSbite Glib aulmi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Austin, Tex, Feb. li...IThe case OF
Isadd against the railroad commission.
which was sot for trial today In the
Travis county district court, was post
poned by agreement OF counsel. to be
set again by agreement. The attorneys
Tor Ladd arc Willic. Campbell 4 Bal
hnSer. Tho state was ready and dta-
posed to Try the case, but the pIaintlfr
seemed to want more time. though The
nrst suggestion OF a postponement was
made by the state when IL was not
certain that Attorney-Gcneral Crane
would be well enough To conduct the
suit for the state.
Attorncy-GenVral Crane has returned
from cleburne and has taken IN a
permanent residence IN Austin with his
family.
The vlning and Coleman Railway
company, with It's principal office IN
Coleman. Tex. filed charter today,
The capital stock is $4,000 Those
forming the corporation are as follows.
w. N. Coler. Jr., New York city; Iohn
ID. Mccall. w. X. Handy, Austin: r. A
Taylor, Houston; j. w. Martin. Lam
pasas; u. a. Lindsay, j. Il. MrCord.
Z. NJ. Alexander, II. Il. starlSweather,
Coleman. This road commences al
the town OF Coleman and runs south
to point on the north bank of Inc
Colorado river near the town OF Wal.
drip, In McColloch county. a distance
OF thirty miles.
The Empire Mercantile Company OF
Dallas, with capital stock OF 80 900.
Med a charter today. the incorporators
being II. W. Ardinger. Il. Il. Ardinger,
NJ Adams, A C. Warner. T. IL. Thomp-
son and others.
The Fort Worth Street Railway Com
pany, with a capital stock al pres
ent OF 100000. amended its charter to-
day, making II 100000.
me Acme Plaster Company incor-
porated under the laws OF the state ~
Illinois, with capital stock OF $500. 900
received permission today to transact
business In this state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Austin. Tex, Feb. Ex-senator Law
hon's Bin amending the lottery and
rat,,e law seeks to shut out entirely The
hanS,lng Of lottery tickets. and II IL
~ sses agents who send for tickets by
svpress viii become amenable TO TINS
law. -, ,t.,.. .,,
law affectlnG the fees OF sherims and
nanstabies provides that in conveying
ott,ched Witnesses to any court or
grand Jury or in habeas corpus pro
ese5Ias out OF his (the sneriff's) county.
~. ryhsn directed BY the judge from
nv ather county TO the court where
,ns cose Is pending, the officer shall
racaiye 81 per day for each day actualiy
a INA necessarily consumed in going 70
a VA -St,,rnlnE from such court, instead
any ~ ~ n now provided. This ether
y s ss m the present law Is That y
s-,Ssrinr his account the game shsh
r n,say " BEFORE said officer shall bs on
.,,sss 10 Compensation for sxpsnaes OF
a as witnesses .hss before starting rum;
LEI said witness TO the forsisa souft
- carried each u tkein setsre the
80 ,is:rs.e nearest the phase Of serving
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
GOOD FOR BAILEY AND SWAY


Austin. Tex, Feb. il.--Thcro is n
good chances OF tho primary elect
law being pasacd by the house at Oh
The judiciary committee No. . had
ported the bill unfavorRbly for the Il
son that they had already reported
yorably house bill by Mr.. Thomas
the Same subject.
on iast'rrlday Senator's bailey ..
swayne of Fort Worth went before I
committee and showed to them 1
necessity OF passing the Bill at on
SO us to be used in the primary al,
tons to be held in March. They Cd
WINGED the committee OF the ease wi
which fraud is carried on In primn
elections IN large cities when there W
no penalty against Illegal voting a.
repeating. As a consequence the COZ
mlttee unanimously rcoonsidered III,
action and reported tho senate bill I
vorably and tho chairman OF tho cor
mittee. Mr. Cough, viii offer
amendment including the emergen,
clause. and 1t is thought the biz VI
pass without trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
sronrlNa NEWS.


Now Orleans. La. Feb. ti.-Flf,y.
sixth day OF the Crescent city Jockey
cups winter meeting, Weather rainy
ana cold; track very heavy.
First race-SelllnF, six furlonrs
HotEson. io5 III. williams. 10 !. won
driving by length; Merritt. ios a
IND. TO |. second; Elbcron. iOl tAie-
Sue), to /, third, Time. i:s5 ~
Second race--f'or e-year-olda. threo
fnrlongs. Says. io7 CLcigh), Z to 2. won;
Uncle Lew, i0I u. HIND. . to 4, second
inspector Hunt. 10 (Mccue). , 10 /,
third, Time. o:ii i-a.
Third race-SlX furlongs. Royal prin-
cess. loi a., sodcn). 10 /. won clcveriy
by length; Cerro Cordo 1O6 ~. HnD,
to 3. second; Lay on. 100 IN win
iamH), 20 8, third. Time. 1926 "a.
Fourth Selling. six furlongs.
Oh No, 1902 "a. clayton, 10 TO I, won
easily by three lengtha; John r.. lO7
tr Perkins,, 20 TO 1. second; No Re
marks. lO5 o.. HIND, to .. third. Time.
1890 IL.
FIFTH race-selilng. seven furIongs.
Beatiiice 10 al. WilllamD, even, won
easily by length; Tippccanoc. l0i
tkeith). 70 I, second: Viola c, li2 IL.
sodenl, 20 to J. third, Time, 1i5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
CAPITAL GOSSIP
Gathered mt the state CapitaI-Rei-
gers Labor BILL

Austin. Tex. Feb. ll.--Hon. Waller
| i. Baker of Waco is IA the city today
on legal business.
Hon. James Moroney, wealthy bus
mess man and leading Democrat OF
Dallas is here to 90 before the com
mittee having under consideration the
! Dallas Board of Trade general assign
ment law. Alexander Sanger, Farmer
William Shaw and c. A. Heating viii
be here tomorrow. There Is only a
bare possibility of this bill passing the
house.
w. NJ Rea, chief deputy OF the of
fee OF Sheriff A. Euless of Tarrant
county, is In the city. Mr.. Rea was
chief OF police at Fort Worth for four
years, and has been chief deputy for
many years. He said to your CORES
pondent: "'rhe age OF consent should
be placed at IS years. The Morarity
antl-cocaine bill should be passed, an
industrial school for girls should be
provided for and before any fee bill
Is passed a committee should be APP
pointed by the legislature to visit the
larger and more populous counties of
the state. The Legislature should not
pass a law that Will demoraliZe ana
render inefficient the sherin's office In
every county in Texan" Mr. Rea viii
return to his home tomorrow. He be-
lleves that the suggestions Of Judge
Felix McCord on the attached witness
evil the most practical yet put forth.
The Reiger labor union bill passed
the house this morning. The cigar
makers are interested IN this btu, as
II protects their labels from counter
feiting IL Will pass the senate With
out doubt.
The Popullsts voted against the Tex
arkana court bill TO man. The down
fan OF poor Cyclone Davis brought
about this result.
Hon. H. b. Harrell Of Bowie county
was In his seat this morning. but he is
far from being n wen man. He was
deeply Interested In the Texarkana
court bill, and came out this morning |
regardless Of health or any other in
terest.
The Tixarlsana court pushers. head |
ed by Mayor Turner. departed for
their homes tonight
Judge billiard. the lone repredenta~
tive from DeKsib, Ned yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

,ne attachment. giving his name and
residence and that said ,yitneas male
sa.h m writing before such magis-
,,aae, certified copies OF which shall be
,,isneu 10 the account, that they were
u"apic TO give bond for their appear
anee at court or refused TO give bond
a am having been advised by said
oa OF their right TO do SO: and the
~ ss snail also present 10 the court
~ ~ aihoaVit OF the witness TO the same
euect. or shall show that the Witness
.s ,i!d to make affidavit: and should II
"ppear 10 the court that the wltnpss
vas apIe ana willing to give bond, the
ssterlIt shall not be entitled to any COM
pensahon for carrying such witness.
nv au saiu accounts shall be sworn TO BY
~ ,'e onlSer before an officer authorized
~ administer oaths. and shall state
tnat SAID account Is true, lust and cor
rect In every particular. and present
sumo TO the judge. who shall during
such term of court carefully examine
such account and II found to be correct
M Whole or In part shall 50 certify and
ilow the same for such an amount as
ne may find TO be correct; and IL by
nlni allowed In whole or in part, he
shali so certify; and such account. with
.ne ailidavit OF the sheriff and certin-
cafe or the judge, shall be recorded by
the clerk of the district court in a book
to be kept by him for that purpose
which shall constitute part of tho
proceedings or minutes OF the court:
ana the clerk shall certify TO the or.
lglnal account and shall show that
the same has been so recorded; and
said account shan then become due
ana the same shall constitute a voucher
on which the comptroller Ia authorized
10 issue warrant; and such minutes
OF the court, or a certified copy thereof.
may be used In evidence against the
onicer making the afiidavlt, for per-
Jury. in case said affidavit shall be
willfully false. when the officer re-
eeiving a writ for the attachment OF
such witness shall take a bond FOR the
appearance of any such witness. he
SHAH be entitled TO receive from the
state " for each bond so taken; but he
shall be responsible to the court issu-
ing said writ that said bond is in
proper form. and has been executed by
me witness with one or more good or
Solvent securities, and snid bond shall
IN no case be less than 500. Provided.
the comptroller may require from such
officers a certified copy of all such
process before auditing any account"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Ito Files mn An-w.r TO Governd
Turnc,'s Petition.


Nashville, Tenn. Feb. ii.--H.
Evans illed a lengthy and specific al
swer to the petition Of Governor tut
ney today. In addition TO specifcali
denying the allegations OF Turncy, nj
answer charges Irregularities and
frauds In number OF counties I
which Mr. Evans had made formi
objections. The anBwor churges Ind
the proceedings Instituted by the legla
lnture are unconstitutional, and rolf
cratos tho grounas nct forth in MI
Evnns' formal protest heretofol
made. The point Is also Insisted upol
that the contest law 10 retroactive, AMI
that the contest Is not allowed to b
heard In person or by counsel befor
the joint convention. thus denyinl
him a right accorded him by the con
atitullon. lie Insists that he has beoi
chosen governor, and that the contea
law takes from the people the rigid
10 choose their governor. Tho allegp'
tom OF the petition of Governor Tun
ney ARE taken up aerlntun. and thl
answer denieh that Turney received
the highest number OF votes. TIL
oonstitutionality OF the poll tax LAM
OF 1892 Is attacked. and IL Is denied
that the laws OF the state were syel
tcmatlcally. deliberately and intenI
uonally Ignored In the precincts and
counties as charged. Proof ~ demand
cd upon all the allegations Of Turncy'l
petition. and each county objected ID
by MIR, Evans IN taken up and Hpecifid
matters of objection charged and de,
MES that Peter 1urney was defeated
for governor by election frauds.
The Joint committee OF invoatigatioii
met tonight and organized BY electingl
Senator Caldwell chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Austin Tex, Feb. 1.-THE house
committee ON elections considered the
contest OF A. c, Thompkns vs.. VIII
nam Joseph this afternoon. Joseph is
a Democrat who represents the dis
trict composed Of the counties OF Wal
Ter and Fort Bend. Joseph carried
Waller county and ThompkIns Fort
Bend
The returning board rejected the re-
turns OF seven of The ten boxes In Fort
Bend county on account OF gross ir.
regularltles and gave Joseph Inc eer-
uhente OF election. Witnesses were ex-
amined today and II transpired that
In five or six OF the precincts candidates
for offices acted MS judges OF the cleo
ton. In one precinct three candidates
served as Judges and all three were
elected precinct officers. Nugent re-
celved one vote. There will be maior-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Denlson. Tex. Feb. 1.-THE Kansas
Press association OF fifty-two people
passed through here yesterday morn-
ins, en- route TO New orleans. on Il tun-
day trip They travelled IN two wag-
ner sleepcrs. and were IA chnrgo OF
Editor Stacy OF tho Parsons Independ-
ont aud Edwin Adams. general pasAen-
ger hgunl OF tho knty for Kansas.
ID. s. willard. the now Katy auditor.
and General Auditor Pollack OF tho
Katy arrived on No. today. Mr. Tel
fer, the retiring official. left this after
noon FOR Kansas city.
Not less than 900 cars of'slook passed
through here since Saturday morning
for Northern markets.
Chief Clerk Rogera OF tho general
managers office In back from Parsons,
All Katy trains arc on time no far,
today, notwithstanding light sleetl
has fallen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Grcenvllle, Tex. Feb. il.-state OF
Texas VS.. w. L. Harvey. for murder;
continued by consent.
In the police cases the state dismissed
as to w. H. yelvln. Nathan Anderson
and Estes Anderson and announced
ready In the Louis Luttrpll case, and
the defense made motion for change
OF Venue, settling up both statutory
grounds. prejudice and a strong com
binaiion and conspiracy against the do
PENDANT The motion was granted and
the case transferred to Collin county, TO
come up nj the next session OF the dIs-
trict court In that county About ffty
witnesses were put under a roroE.
ni2nncc to appear In that county.
The write up OF Grcenville In the Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Georgetown, Tex. Feb. ll.,--Tor good
reasons. best known to our pastor. Rev
j. Il. Nelson. the protracted meeting
which was In session a few days age
has closed He has promised us an-
other meeting real soon. and we are
all living In hopes OF glorious and
gracious revival IN the spring.
Prof. Denote viii deliver lecture
In the $. " U. chapel on Monday
evening, This system OF entertainment
Is due TO the efforts OF the literary 30
cietles of the university, and has in
every way proven a success. The leo.
ture committee are to be Congratulated
for their selections, having al all times
secured the best talctT> engaged on tho
lecture platform. Our citizens are not
unappreclative OF these privileges, as
Is evidenced by the large audiences at.
tending each lecture.
Miss olivia lie sucur and Miss Rob
inson OF Georgetown are now spending
few days In Austin.
II rumor and appearances are true Il
is not necessary to prophecy but only
TO state that several weddings will be
announced In the near future.
one OF our most talented professors
OF the $. w. u. Is now living eNclu-
sivcly In the Realms OF Love" IIo Is
anticipating an early unen with one OF
Georsetown's most fascinating society
Bcllc(O.
Though not so appalling In it's re-
suits as ~ some times the case IN col
lisions between locomotives, yet equally
as announcement and perhaps more ludi-
ofous. was the scene of recent bicycle
collision on the streets by two OF our
fashionable young ladies. Full pnrtlcu-
lara are not yet received, but It IL GER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

New Orleans, La. Feb. II Cleared
stenmphips lei Sol. New York. Flor
idian, Liverpool
Port Eads. Feb. ll.--Arrlyed: Steam
er III Sol, New York. bark Anna QnnD.
Claunen, BarbHdoes Sailed: Steamship
County OF York. saglla La Grandc.
New York, Feb 1l.-Arrived: La Cas-
cognc, Havre; Maasdam, Rotterdam
La Normnndic. H1vro: Wlttollnd Bre-
mem Francisco. Hull.
Glasgow, Grecinn, from
New York.
Bremen.-Arrived; Stuttgart, from
Baltimore.
verpool.-Arrlved; Columbia, from
Boston, Nomadio, from New York; Loi-
ella, from New Orleans.
Philadelphia Steamers Dos
sous, fom Savannah, Norman, from
Providence.