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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Qusl 3.

9 q II.

- Ge9entpdrti9 iino ie6s Sanbtaos=
mandate erleoigt: 8eitOrben lino Die
glbgsOroneten: Setonpmieratb Spieb,
Gertreter oes g8abltreiies &aiierslau=
tern. SOiratb uno Yiir9ermeiter Vtdr=
der 3weibriifen, Jte9ierrngsratb Er.
Papellier= gapreutb uno Piarrer Saus
III gSOrtb a. ~, Yertreter oes 9SNbl=
treiles AiAanenburg. 98e9en ScfOr=
oerun9 baben ii6 elmer Na6wabl 81
unter5ieben Die AbgeOroneten: S0lo=
ner H., Stadtsanwnlt Su Paiiau.
9ertrster oes Wubltreiies 2anoau a.
s. uno 9Umoehant &sinOl in SID
itdot, Sertreter oes WabltreiIes &ulm=
ba9.
- SIN Sorfe Wintern, Yfar=
rel Sentin9 i'm baierii6en Disable, itarb
I'M Alter DOn l0S Sabren Die Nustru9s=
bQuerin Nnna WP. W(iller. sic tOnnte
nod bis Dor turSer 3eit lel6lt oas Saus=
beiOr9en.
gaoen.
- Sine ibauoerbaft robe Sbat
iDuroe in &len9en bel Slllin0eu bon
einem l~3jdbrigen SienItmdo9en be-
gan9eu. 9eiien Sienitberr muBte
matchmaker 5rU!i 2iibe, Die iAnell er=
trantten. ihlahten lailen. 90bei iano
man, onB oenielben inuere Sbeile, iuie
@eOQrme litp. DerleBt iupren. Ser
Yeroadt Iiel uuf ous l3jdhrige 9ienit=
mdohen, o0Ilelbe bat na9 ieinsr Ser=
baitun9 %9elt0noen, 0aB es ben &iiben
Oaourd Die Scrlcbungen beibra1te,
oaB cs lbnen nit elmer StGn8e in Die
Sefnun9 bes Wtaltoarmes geltoBen
bat. 9tun Gber rubi Elm Diel filr6ter=
l!6erer Gerou6t 0uf Dem MQoden.
Seinem S%ientbcrrn iturb gang i6neQ
ELI etUa bUlbj0brIAes &Ino, melbes
oNS Wt0O6en 81 bliten bate. Dor
oem 8oOe oes &inocs warsn bic Ge=
lsnte 0n Den Nermbeu uno 8iiB6en
frrhtbar 0u0el6mOllcn uno man
glUubt nun, oNB ous Sbeulul BEN
arntn Gcl60piben Die @lieoer ub0e=
Orebt bat. 9ie Gci6e Oes &inocs
wuroe bcreits Nus9e8raben. uuO es
Wiro lih Sel8cu, Ob li9 Der YerOa1t
beinti8t.
@cI benz mldn9it iutt0efunoe-
men Nbtur3e .oes BOltomnibus IN
Noels m erbielt audi ner bipIine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
YennfDlpania.

- en- Der AM Selapare=S trom 90
Weilen OberhaIb philadelphia 9ele9e=
ren GNnoliaot 8ri tDl Wuroe tilrS=
lib Elm uMbetannter Snabe, etpa IA
Sabre alt, ilberIabren. Nuf Die 9ta6=
ri6t uno a%uuGberuoe Seibreibun9 Der
9ei6e tameu nibt meni9er ais % &a=
ter uno Mtiitter aus philadelphia uno
umge9eno nah Dem Srte in Der Mei=
nlln9, Der Serun9liidte lei ibr perlore=
ner SObn. NuBeroem liefen bel benz
Coroner BON Suds GOuntp, no Sriltpl
lie9t, nod 30 i6riitlibe Nnfra9en bon
Stern Elm, bic ebenfals einen SDbll
psrmiien. Sin g8e6ielblatt meiut
baSu: Sie @i9enwiligteit pDn Sung
Nmerita lit ia betannt, aber Die groBe
3abl Der iu6enoen Gltern wirft bod
Elm re6t grizzlies Streifli6t auf ameri=
tanii9e Notwithstanding.
- 60 gei6eben I'M Somopatbii6en
Soipital 81 Yittsbur9! @iner
Der Batienten, Namens &pbert Wtc=
6Op, Der felt ungefdbr 5iuei g8Oben in
gebarolung mar, tpuroe tiirslib Hah=
mitta9s, nahoem er ibon ldn9ere 3eit
in bewuBtlOlem 3uitanoe 9ele9en, pDn
benz NrSte, Der i'm bebanoelte, fir tOot
ertlQrt. Die permeintli6e Sei6e tpllroe
na6 Der SDbtentummer 9ebrubt, wGb=
reno bic Gorbereitunseu sur 9eeroi-
guu9 9etroHeu wuroen. lls einige
Stunoen oNrauf 5ufGllig elmer Der
gYIrter III Der SOotentammer porilber=
9ing, bOrte er Elm beftiges YO6en an
Der Sbiire. @r Onnet uno Iiebt gu iei=
mem nlbt 9erin9en grltaunen ben Der
meiutli6en SOoten in oas Yetttub. oas
man ibm als eiuSige 8etleiouug 9e=
lafen, gebiillt, Dor li6 iteben. Yer
Wann mar nur bonn Starrtrampf be-
fallen 9epeien. Gr wuroe na1 ieiner
@btbeilung Suriid9ebra6t uno miro
wabri6einlid am Seben erbalten per=
ben. Sdtte Der Starrtrampf einige
Stunoeu l0u9er a~u9ebalteu, 10 pGre
Wc6Op unieblbar lebenoi9 beoraben
wOroen. Sies geidab in einem SOipis
tai, rueldes in Pittsburs all9emeIn als
zines Der beiten, wenn ni9t als oas
bette an9eieben Duroe. Sn benz NAM
li6en SOipital 1T I'M Sabre 1880 Elm
QbnlIder Sal uor9etOmmeu, inoem
mar einen Seuti6en, Namens Gurl
Weper, audi Obne Weiteres in bic
Sootentammer sipeoirt battt. Nls Die
g8drter ipGter Suriidtebrten, INN Die
Geibe auf ben 6rieobOf 81 ibahen,
mar Der Soote DOm Eager periduun=
ben uno man fano Die permeintlide
Sei6e auf einem in benz 3immer befInos
li9en &%rantenltuhl IiBeno Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Snotana.

- Wie aus Muoeriou eemeloet
ipiro, baben bic beiOen ertremen g8it=
terungen Der beioen leBten @Oben bic
Saateu in Waoiion GOuntp fat boil
itanoig ruinirt uno Die 6armer limb
um Die @rnte Gn9ltlih beior9t. 9ti6t
Elm SrOpfen &e0en 1T 9efallen unO Der
gOoen 1T 9libeno beiB.
- 9lus SnoiauapOlis ipiro eben=
falls beridtet, oaB bic belize @.le in
Wtittel=Snoiana INNER nod anbGlt.
Die NegetGtiou oller Irt i6mahtet
ilnter benz Srud Der 9liibeno beiben
Come. Der aus9e9ebene Grnteberi6t
fir Die pOri9e @Ode lit 9anSlib ent-
mutbi9eno. aus % Der beiten Goun.
ties i'm Staate limb Yeri6te siusstrof.
fen, welte meloen, oaB i'm Qiiniti9iten
Jaae cine babe Grnte gu ertparten
lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
@brontk.
~
1nlano.
Galiforuicn.
Galiforuicn.

- Cb9Ieid Die GitrOnsnerute in Ga=
Iiiornicn in oieIem Sabre perbaItniB=
malta unbeOsutsno icin Wirb, 10 oilrfts
Die culifOrniibe GitrOne ooh innerb1lb
meni9er Sabre mebr uno mebr elrle
&olle auf Dem Mortte lpielen. Die
Oorti9en 6itronenSiihter bnben blsber
pertebrte Wetbooen bel Der Sebonolun9
oieier 5Srlht 0n9epanot. Sic ptle97
ten bic Gitronen 0leih nab Dem
Sfliifen in grOBe flabe S6ubIaoen 81
legen uno bort mlnoeltens Slpel WtOn0te
lie0en gu laiierl, mas sur 6el0e butte,
bGB bic 6rubt cine ountel9eIbe 6ar=
bun9 annaBm uno 0ustrOtuete. 9tat=
benz oieier llcbelii0no ab9cltcllt 1T,
nerbcn Die c0IiiOrniibcn 6ltronen RAID
Iiebbaber finocn. Die 9ur9I1ni.ts=
ernie BON c0liforniI9en 9itrOuen betru9
tplDreno Der ieBten bier Sabre etlpa
40, 900 &iIten, mcl6e nabeSu p~olll!Gn=
biz in ben Yoci1ics IOmie in ben an
Dieie greuSenoen Sto0ten perbrauat
wuroen. 6lOriOa, oelien Gitronen=
ernie betanntlib per0an9enen @inter
gum 9roBteu She'll Our6 5roft pernih=
let lpuroe, prOouSirte WQbreno Der IeB=
ten bier Sabre our6i6nittli3 90, 900
Siiten Gitroneu. Sic bon Californian
uio 6Iorioa gelieierte Male @ltrOnen
iii aber i'm Ner9Iei6e gu Der aus ben
Mittelmeerbdfen ein9efilbrten Menge
peri6winoeno tlsin. SIM Sabre 1894
puroeu 2 1916, 90l Siiien @%itrOnen BON
Mittelmeerbdfen nod ben Ser. Staa=
ten peri6iift, uuo fir oieies Sabr Uiro
bic GitrOneneinfubr bon bort eber grO=
Der ais 9erin9er a~usialleu. GOn oie=
fem un9ebeuren Setra9e tOmmen nun
$50, 600 Siiten aus Spauieu, alle iibri=
gen aus Sisilien. Sie Nn3abi Der in
elmer &iite beiinoli6en GitrOnen betragt
800 bis 800 Stiit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
@aibington.

Sn Nberoeen entItano oie'er
Sage in einem nllr pOr brei YeriOnen
%bewObntem Sauie 6euer. Ser Gau6
erwefte einsn damn, Der i'm erlten
StOdwert i6lief; ouf Der 6luht be.
mcrtte er feline g8irtbin, Mtabel Smith,
tpelbe obnmd6tig an SOoen lag. Sa
alle lus9dnge unpaiiirbar warer,
mari er Die 6rau aus benz Seniter
uno ipran9 oann ielber mad. Die
6rau bra6 oas 8enif uno Der Wann
beioe 6iiBe. 9eioe meroeu pprausii6t=
lid iterben. Sm S~tueiten StOfmerte
i6lief ein damn Namens 9alp, oeiien
pertOblte Gebeine am anoern Sage
9efunoen wureen. 9alp mar Nbenos
pOrber b~etrunten nah Sauie 9etommen
uno b0hlt wabriheinli6 nit Dem
Si9te unuorlidtig um9e90n9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11

ban, al SUB burh Subien unb Gbino
nOb SOn9tong, oann per 9alnpfer
uOb YittOria in Yritiihs6 Olumblo,
llno bon oa gu 6ub suriit n0h ports
lamb. 6raulein @aDton ipri6t ocutl6,
ipauiih unO fran5oitih uno lit Don
oyei S;enern, einem g8ino= uno einem
Saoobunbe be9leitet. Sic uno ibre
Siener iino ibwer bem0fnet, I'M et=
moi9e lleberIdIe in einiamen @e9cnoen
abibIuQen su tOnnen. Die tilbne
Reiieuoe 1T cine Spdnierin, aus Nta=
Orio 9ebiirti9, unO ma1t DieIe 9Selts
reiie, wie iie ielbit iagt. nur Inn Der
Ib0nen Summs 8eloes miQcn. 9ta6
ibrer &iittebr mill ie ii6 in Oregon
bQuslih nleoerlalien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
500 Yelobuuu9. 800.

Die eeisr bieier !3ettuus perNsu id irsueu gu sriabs
rem. oaB Is %psniaitens cine geiiirdtete R~rantbeIt gibt,
pslhs bic &~iheuidait in all ibrsu Stuien ,u beilen
i'm Stanoe III; Sau's RatGrbsNur iii BITE elm ,igs isst
Der drjilidtu Sraosridait bssauRte poitiUe 8ur.
Ratarrb ~erioreert ais cine Contributions ,rantbeit cine
conltitutiouele Sebanoluna. NGu's Ratarrb : aur
wiro iHnerlib genommen uuo pirtt oirett auf bas glut
uno bic ibieimigsn SberhGdtn os Spltems, baburA
bic SruHblage Der SrGutbtti %3yrltoreuo uno BEN pas
iisnten 9raIt gebeuo, Iuoem ne bic Contribution oss
aorpers ~auIbaut UNI Der Ratur In ibrem &erte bilii.
Die Siqeutblner baben 10 piet Serirduen ~ ibreu
0eiltrdIten. ouB tie einbuuoert Dollars Selobnung lar
lroen ,iall uHbieteu, Den tie ;u turiIIn p~erieblen. vast
Sud cine SIlte Uon .Seugntlieu tommeH. Dram abreiiire:
j. !. Sbeneu Il Is o.. Ioleon, Ohio.
~ 8trtauit pom allen apotbeteTn, rs 3ents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
8udIen'S glrnica SaIbe.

0ie bette Gable IN Der 0eIt fir
Sdnittuunoen, 9auti6irfunsen, &uns
ben, @ei4piire, Sa!sfuB, Siebsrwuns
ben, S9orf, s%eiprun9ene 9dnoe, 5roits
beulen, ~&rdbenausen, unb ale 9autents
siinbunsen unb lit cine ii4ere 9eiIuns
fir 9dmorboiben. IS wiro sarantirts
baB bas Wtittel poutommene @enua,
tbuuns sibt; men ni3t, uiro bas 9sIb
SuriiterItsttet. Ereis % Gents per
S@a9tel. - gu uertaufsu bel {. IS.
Ruete, Qpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Abiclut nnpcrfdli9t.

ieine SegrenSung uno in ouitisem
&oia er9lduSteu feline Soroe, pdbreuo
bic Snieln llfeuau uno 9iibelau in
s%rausriinen Sarben iib abbobsn. So=
gar Die S6iflein paren gut 81 erten=
llen. Sine @iertelitunoe unoefdbr
biieb bas mdr9eubaite yilb unbeme9=
LID am Simmel iteben, oanu loi6te
bic SOnue, oieIe enlinente 2anoI6af=
term. ibr ieines. nit ben beIten Sinten
gemaltes Bib aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11

aab bic @ofie ieinem 23jdbri9en Sobn
SenrD. Sn Der Weinung, oas @eiuebr
lei un0elaoen, fpannte Der jun9e Mann
ben Sabn uno oriifte ab. Die Su9el
9in9 Our6 ein 5~Seniter in bGs g8obn=
simmer nno burhbObrte Die bcioen
SbweItern Senrp's, 8 reip. 5 Sabre
alt. Sin ueuu WDuute alter Smuggling
puroe leiht perwlnoet. Die beioen
ileinen WGcben ipurOen auf Der Stelle
1etpotet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
SfIaboma.

Su @bite eagle baben
Ticbe ben Geloihrant oes Ypitmeilters
~. ". SrOwn auigeipren9t unb
SIC, 0O0 in g8ertbpapieren, $500 baar
llnO Sriefmarten i'm Setra9e bon $3.50
9eItobten. Die Giebe mIhen iebr 9es
@eloidrantiprenger 9emeIen iein,
oa bic gauge grown'ihe 6amilie iiber
Dem GCI1dftslOtal idldit lrno 9ties
mano ir9enO etw0s BON Der GrpIOllon
9ebDrt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
ScueNes.

Su Gbetuut Wouuo,
Smith 6ouutD, bat oas oun0el0ocue"
@emebr wIeoer fur6tba..s llnQliif Ous
0erlhtet. Sin bort isbr au0eiebcner
Sir2el Sam. Wic&inncD. tam Oicier
Gage Nn ieinem SenBtbum nit elmer
gGinhcNrrhithie nab Nou'e mp iihers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11

Soppel Il II q. - ...Nun, pie
leblt Su nit Seiner jun9en Srau?"-
80, lle laBt nlbts gu wun9en
lbrls."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
HettHtunt
Gin 2lr3t berfGreibt Or. WtIeS'
Wetforatipe Verptne.

9r. WiIss Wsbieal Co., Sltbart Sab.
Weine 2o6ter Wattis. IA Sabre aIt, ,puree IsbteS
Srabiabr bonn 9sitStans unb Rsrobftdt ~bsiansu.
Sbre gauge rette Sett. mar ~seiSbHos uub bsinabs
sslabmt. Wtr eoniultirten eiueH arit uu6 oIsiss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11

gitrgcr s. 3man9 iduere &erlebunaen.
oenen er jeBt erle9en lit. Die geribt=
lihe Seifnung Der 2eibe er9ab Ser
leBun9en oes Giif0rates uno ben Srub
,neier &ippen. Sr mrroe inter sabl=
relher SetbeiligunS sur lebten &ube
beigeleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Sloenburg

- Giner eigentbiimli6en. ober iebr
prattii9sn uno wirtiamen YuBe, Die an
ldn9it p~er9angene Soften erinnert.
muBte lih Dor Sturgeon in u rens 81
b D t ein jun9er &uedt bon @rebenba-
gen unterSiebcn. Gr, Der ieinen Serrn
0uf Oifentliber SoriltruBe beibimpit,
rno, ais er Damn ans Dem Sienite ent=
loiien wuroe, nob Die 6rebbeit bate.
ibn auf SerausSablung zines Yiertels
j0breslOhues gu perflG0cn, mlBte Dor
Oeriht Sugeben, oaB er Der i6ulOi9e
She'll lei. I'm nun Dem ibm lpe9en
Der Scibinpiun9 orobtnoen Straians
trNN leines irilberen Serrn 81 ent9eben.
mrlBte Ct lib. bu bieier ais otter prat=
tiiber bOlitelnii6er SNnOmann bon DER
ilbll6en Gbreuertldrrm9 IN Der 3eitung
nibts Winen wOllte, Dem Nerldn9en
oeltlbcu, melbcs bon Dem brnDen uno
einlibtigen GNter Oes &nebtes unter-
ltiigt muroe, iii9en, Die auf 0nentliber
SOriitruBe ous9erufenen SeleioiguuSen
in alei"'@ 'f"i'" ,uriif,unebmen. 9ies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09

The Citizens club Of the Fifth. sixth,
Seventh and Eighth wards met at Mt
Zion Baptist church last night in regu-
lar session with jay W, Taylor In the
chair and A. o. George as secretary.
After dispensing with routine BUSH
ness the chairman announced the fol-
owing committee;
Committee on census: This commit
tee will canvass every home Of col
ored person and ascertain the number
Of children Of school age and the tax
able value of property owned by col
lred people, Each committeeman Will
work in his district which is as follows:
Fifth ward, east Of Missouri avenue,
j. c, Scott; Fifth ward, between Mis-
souri, avenue and South Main street
Rev. p. Washington; sixth ward. r.
c.. Houston; Seventh ward. east of
Evans avenue, O. NJ. Simms: Seventh
ward, between Evans avenue and the
railroads, Lee Brooks Seventh ward
between the railroads and South Main
street, b. w. Vincent; Seventh ward,
between South Main and Jennings
avenue. David Oliver; Eighth ward.
Riley Bell. Each committeeman viii
report next Monday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09
GOLD BRICK swINDLER.
He Tried to Work His Game on a
Robertson County Citizen.

Denison, Tex, April S.--A stranger,
whose name was not learned, dropped
into the little town Of Calvert, on the
Houston * Texas Central. about two
weeks as) add gaining the confidence
OF Z. l., salter. one OF Robertson aoun-
Tvs most prosp arous and wealthy farm
cts. dropped word that he had some
goa bricks Salter is a shrewd man,
having been successful In almost every
traue ne ever attempted. The stranger
saw now the remark worked and init
mated that he would dispose OF them
! cheap. They We're located at a camu.
| I'VE miles north of Denlson, he contin
/ ued, ana invited Salter to come and
examine them. The trip was arranged
ana made. and salter was driven to a
/ point on Red river Just north of this
| city Upon arriving at the camp. a
dark-sklnhed man, robed in the frontier
blanket Indian gRrb, with gaudy feath-
ers slringlng from head to feet, walked
from tent and stood guard. Bricks
We're produced weighing 6S pounds.
another 10 pounds, OF a mellow yellow
color. one was bored and the shayings
taken to a jeweler in Denison. VINO
pronounced 1t gold. better than is
karat, salter and the stranger return-
7el to Calvert and there tested the shav-
lngs with the same result,
halterE friends began to plead with
him to Stop, the deal, but he was Oh
durate, ana propullng $4,000 returned to
Denlson Saturday $'night in company
with W. l. Purdam, an attorney Of
calvert, and the stranger. Mayor
Jones of Calvert wired salter that night
N are oil the train conductor that the
stranger tailed with the descripfton
OF gold brick swindler wanted i'm.
birmingham, Ala. Salter laughinglv
handed the stranger the telegram.
causing him to laugh and propose that
IN order to show that there was no
swindle he would go 10 the camp alone
ana get the brick and make The trade
at me MoDougall Hotel. 1t was agreed
ana the stranger left, Nothing has
PAD the spot where the tent stood nut
nothing was found. salter returned IN
calvert yesterday, leaving the police
10 work ON the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09

EXTRA COTTON BELT ATTRAC.
TIONs FOR THE SUMMER OF 1896
Special low round trip rates viii be
made with liberal limits and superior
Accommodations FOR persons attending
Southern Baptist convention, Wash
ington. d. C., May 10,
General Assembly Cumberland Pres
byterlan church. Meridian, Miss, May
16.
international convention Epwortr
League, Chattanooga, Tenn, June q
Memphis grand Interstate drill
Memphis. Tenn, May is to n.
international convention of the
United Society OF Christian Endeavor
Boston. Mass, July 10.
Triennial conclave Of Knights Tenn
plGrs. Boston, Mass. August 20.
Cotton States and International ex.
position, Atlanta, Ca, September is to
-scember q.
Baptist Young Peoples union. Baltl-
more, Nd, July Is.
These rates are open to the general
public besides the usual summer tour
lists rates to the health and pleasure
resorts of the north and east.
CAN or write to the nearest Cotton
Belt ticket agent for dates of sale.
rates and limits, Correspondence So
licited. S. c. WARNER, q. p. A..
y. A. Gibson, Tyler, Tex.
T. p. A., Fort Worth. Tex.
Respectfully,
5. G. WARNER, C. P. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09
ON SOME PERTINENT POINTS.
JUDGE HARRIS CHANGES HIS
GRAND JURY YESTERDAY.
AS re THE AMOUNT OF GRAND
JURY SERVICE IN TARRANr
CouNTY-THE VILE CRIME OF
ABoRTIoN-wEALTH AND IN
FLuENCE SHIELDING CRIME.

The April term Of the Seventeenth
district court was opened yesterday.
The grand jury was sworn in by Judge
Harris yesterday afternoon, and CON
sists OF the following members: NJ. Z.
Hurley, foreman: j. b. Burnaidts, j. Al.
Popplewell. zeb jenkins, ]. j. Haney,
John 5. Loving, 4. a. Dunaway, j. II.
Harrison. L. J. dpscomb, Jonathan
Leach, sam J. Darcy and Thomas Wig
gins.
In his charge, among other matters,
Judge Harris called the attention OF
the grand Jury to the fact that IL had
been said that there was too much
grand jury service in TarranI county.
II might sometimes be the case that it
was necessary for one grand jury TO go
over the same ground as its prede-
cessor, but unless there was some spec
ial reason for 50 doing 1t Is not right
for one grand jury to call up the same
witnesses and make the same investiga-
ton some other grand jury had made
1t Is claimed that grand jurlcs are cx-
pensiVe, but that Is not a reason why
80 ''.'NN 't't''i'N liz lHhH "a ~ SNutN
should not be investigated No time
should be squandered, but tile grand
Jurles should act as eNpedluously as
possible, Without refreshing old
straw, there We're generally enough
new Violations oil the law TO require
some time.
Judge Harris touched upon the mat
ter OF the occupation tax, about which
there was some recent legislation, and
the grand jury was directed TO confer
with the tax collector and take su-h
steps as were necessary as TO the
sale OF liquors. there mas been some
controversy as TO whether the law oil
prohibition applied in local option pre-
cinets 10 the sale by DRUGGISTS lol
medicinal or 5ncramental purposes, anu
IL had been decided that II was not
prohibited IN such cases Judge Harms
spoke very seriously about the horrible
crime Of abortion, which he shd there
Is good reason To know IS pracuctu
in TINS city. II Is species OF the Nlu-
latiun OF the law that has to be traced
up and prosecuted almost entirely on
cireumstanual evidence, Nothing Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09

and the end OF the session tonight win
be awaited with "a candidates anxiety
by dozens OF gentlemen
II is said there win be swapping and
trading and other things that make
political phophesles and slate-makings
more than useless. Those on Alderman
Van zandts support are regretting the
situation that will probably call him
away before the meeting. He says he
VIII stay II possible, but that he will
In all likelihood have to leave for Hous-
ton at o'clock this afternoon to at
tend the ID. Il. *. z. concinNe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09
DooR % HoPE. cITY MssroN.

There was good attendance last
night to hear Rev. Murphey. lie took
ms teNm from Kings H. 5I. "Noomon
had gained prosperity for the land: but
he was leper. Leprosy begins with a
minute spot, but Il spreads and death
Is the result. When all have forsaken
YOU you can turn TO God and lie will
take You up and care for you. II Won
are In His keeping you can die happy.
Leprosy Is degrading just as Is sin.
Associate with 1t and II degrades. Len
rosy Isl IN every country. Sin has gone
Wherever man has gone. To be healed
OF sin, you don't have to do great
things. Just believe in the Lord, FOR
He only can heal ana save. Settle the
matter now. win you believe In the
Lordg" Two men came forward pev
Sehaeiie followed, urging all Ia give
themselves 90 Christ just NOW ANA
take Jesus AZ His word. Two came TO
the altar. Rev. schaene viii sneak To-
night. Come and hear him. corner Main
and We8therlord streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09
SNOW AT AMARILLO

Amarillo. Tex April Son the 9Th
instant this place was visited by one
OF the worst snow storms that this
Sounty mas experienced in years. With
FIRST flake fell the ground was c,.re,n '1
win snow. The storm was So fcrca
that one could not see thi.,y stsns
away at times. Peach trees were in
run bloom ana quite lumber Of p,nl
PIE mad planted their gardens. ycnr
correspondent has lived In he pan.
handle long time, hut ucvsr cvnsrt-
e ,h such storm. The nd nlew ar
day. ~" H"Nr an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09
PEI SONAL MENTION.

Z. j, Llpscomb. q prominent citizen
of Grapevine, is in the city Mr.. Lips
comb, who Is a member OF the Seven
teenth district court grand jury. Ia one
OF the firm Of *. NJ. Van Zandt &
Co.
Manager Philip Greenwall of the To-
cal opera house. accompanied by his
family. has gone to New Orleans on a
visit to Mr. Henry Greenwall, the the
atrlcal manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09
PENrATHLoN CONTESTS.


Last night at the Young Mems Chris
tlan association rooms contest took
place to select a team to represent the
Fort Worth association at the penta-
Ihlon contest at Austin next Saturday
Ihere were twelve candidates, of which
NUMBER the three making the highest
averages TO constitute the Fort Worth
team. AS the hour was late last night
When the contests We're concluded the
results VIII not be made known until
today. a delegation came from Dallas
consisting OF AIR. carey, physical dlrec-
tor OF the Dallas Y. NJ. c. A., and
Messrs. Mcconnell Fry and Chrlsten-
SON. the team that Will represent Dallas
at Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know lis value, and those
who have not have now the oppor-
tunity TO try It free Gail on the adver-
tised druggist and get a trial bottle
free. Send your name and address to
II Il, Pucklen Il CO.. Chicago. and get
sample box OF DR., Kings New Life
Pills free. as well as a copy OF Guide to
Health and Household instructor free.
All Of which is guaranteed to do you
good and cost you nothing. j. p. Nlcks
Co., druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-09

Jules Graus Comic Opera companv
WI open a weeks engagement at
night. The repertoire for me weel- Il
az follows: Monday night. IRA
Dlnvolo; Tuesday night. pinaf5re,
wednesday matinee, Buccaccio; We5l
nesday mis- . Amorita; Thurgdny niTbt
Folka; Friauy nisht Ship Alloy; sati,,.'
day night, Rasl Jones; Saturday mail
nee Will be annonnced later. seats