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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
w. WORTH AND TAnnANr COUNTY.

A.. D satterwhite. formerly a resi-
nj Worth, has been appoint-
~. e.aey general Of Arizona
ne trial of Alderman Martin No
hilSr Alllhs Jim Rushing has been
|n,,o. tort Worth Chamber of Com
|upsr.spp passed a resolution requesting
|sns ~, 70 let further action on the
M, $40 some Tho reasons given are
|a,sA, business of the country de-
|Aa. 'ss' from any political agita-
n ~ 'olned on the Clear Fork above
[Aa IN IN, strong enough to bear skaters
Ia In ,s and Saturday for the first
an y many years.
Ilane. attorney Templeton md Hon.
Liole, W swayne are both OF the
4 b rsY .iat any legislation done bv a
Elr.,o N,.si elected under the present
Nauans. = valid. This applies to the
ce o. bonds, etc
pellH; attorney Ben NJ. Terrell filed
~ assia 10 Judge Greene's court Fri
b. roi That an Injunction restrain
NJ, u Daniel Boone ana bis ,,an-
AZ vrss,,pp preceding with their lion
aaied ~. ~ oe Issued. Judge Greene
e dlssa,,.. temporary injunction. which
faaes ny . on hearing Monday
b feosng. tort Worth In mass meet
p ase ~ mat the Legislature raise
Eighteen v yist OF girls from twelve
II in,Aeleton Of a man nra.,.,,,,,
l. lite VIM vas uncovered by w. n.
fn u Viii. ulsglng cellar on tile
: ros.li n.l Bcaz at the mouth of
taA, ~ ssieek, six miles from FORT
Z eonno,ay morning. Its presence
~ ndsy ni.s, mass meeting called for
al sllsf eons,,u.L Judge Nugent and the
81 /. einnssituted the crowd N ''''
a fsoaomIs. . travelling agent for
p. 4 m T. fiow company, whose
ri itis ho,s,n alana, shielded az Gin.
~ Y nls dan. saturday night. The
M s'ehcn N moment or mental
M hack ups remains were CON
z, sfs,A 70 his home.
Nlieey MI ward citizens olub mel
~ vas named i ri ior NJ
/, ~ i, Aifesssa s ~ Mayor Pad
% 5estrsi.hie l IN granting the in
~ INN hs,,sg Col. f. Daniel
EI .,alg a,,srying his bear-Ilon fight
-aon Il moon. caused much con.
~ Rgs, Inc ranks OF the sportinr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
THE TEXAS LEcisLT7 : .SE:,



senate-The election committee dis
cussed matters before IT, The case oi
Dun VS.. Halter was made the special
order for next Thursday. Goss' vail
dating act was reported fayorably.
1t refers to titles depending upon fai-
road sidings and switches.
The following bills were reported
cavorahly: Woods. eliminating the
imprisonment feature for carrying CON
cealed weapons; Bealls, making thetl
Of less than $50 punishable by I'm
prisonment
House-House committee on revenue
and taxation will report uniavorably
Andrews bill providing for appeals
from boards of equalization.
Francis Henderson's subcommittee
of the finance committee recommended
a $4,000 reduction OF appropriations
The education copmittee killed text
books and reported fsvornbly on Wes-
ter's bill creating the Office OF uni
yersity and making the state super
intendent oiioio member Of the board
Of regents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
CONGRESS.


Senate-Senator Hill presented pc
tition Of the leather and hide trade Of
New York urging the issue OF 5000. 00O,-
900 Of gold bonds The resolution OF
Mr. Allen, popullBt, Of Nebraska, re-
qulring the treasury to redeem govern
ment obligations In silver, was taken
up After considerable parliamentary
sparring 1t was laid aside. Mr.. Chand-
Ter OF New Hampshire intcriected a
privileged resolution reciting that at
the time Of the election Of Senator
Martin OF Kansas the legislature of
that state was not an organized body,
and hence his election was Invalid.
The presiding officer ruled .he appeal
not privileged Mr. chanlles APPEALED
from the chairs decision. Mr. German
moved TO table the appeal. Carried.
SO TO 6.
Mr.. AlIson's resolution calling on
Secretary Carlisle for information as
TO the gold reserve used for current
expenses was agreed to with an amend
ment by Senator German.
House-Bill providing special rules
for the navigation Of rivers. harbors
and Inland waters was passed.
A bill to detail fifty army officers to
provide military instruction at high and
normal schools failed The house then
resumed discussion on the Pacific fund
ing bill. There was a steady flow OF
argument from both sides TIL at $3.50
the house adjourned without taking ac-
ton on the measure
The department OF agriculture is Just
now investigating a destructive species
Of cotton boil weevil found In Southern
Texas. II was first found In Texas last
summer and IL practically new TO en-
tomologists, 1t is said that there are
5000 square miles infested with the in
sects.
Friday.
senate-The Kolb credentials of W.
s. Reese. who claims to be senator from
Alabama, We're presented by Allen
(PopulisO, and the credentials of
Chandler. from New Hampshire. for
new term. were filed. Teller declared
In speech ON the financial question
that no hasty legislation on lines pro-
posed by the president is enacted a
bill was passed authorizing the Ell
Reno company to construct a bridge
over the South Canadian river. Okla
homa territory.
House-The sensation OF the day was
an alteration between BreclElnricge
OF Kentucky and Heard OF Missouri
The former called Heard an ''lmperti-
nent puppy" and the latter retorted
with liar" Blows were passed. Both
apologized.
Saturday.
Senate-Lee Mantle was sworn in as
senator from Montana. Right OF way
TO the ella Valley. Globe and North
e1n railroad through the San Carlos
reservation was granted. After Il
brief executive session, adjourned.
Houfe-The Pacific railroad funding
bill was the principal measure discnss-
ed After long and heated discussion
participated in by over a dozen mem
hers. a lot Of amendments and counter
motions Judge Turner OF Georgia,
offered an amendment to recommit,
with instruction to report back bill
authorizing the secretary OF the treas
urv TO accept $4,000. COO II paid within
sIx months. This was losi--l0s to 142.
Nh Roatner's motion TO recommit was
then carrled-i7l TO 81. The house then
adjourned
Monday.
senate-The day was spent in dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

intelligence was evidenced. Coco.
Russian thistle and Bcrmuda grass
are added 10 the list OF those prohib-
tied The rest OF the dAy was spent
IN listening to the reading OF new
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

House-Resolution commanding the
Fruit Palace to be built at Tyler was
adopted. The johnson Grass Bill"
was passed to engrossment. As
amended the penalty Is, mot less than
two nor more than ten years in the
penitentiary. or by fine OF not less than
500 and not more than $1,000 the fell
ony or misdemeanor OF "a specific case
TO he determined By jury"
Senate-SenRtor Bealls bill to
amend the penal code so as to raise the
limit In cases OF theft TO $50 instead OF
500, was discussed. After a spirited do
bate, participated in by many OF the
senator's, II was ordered engrosscd by
a vote OF II TO s. After receiving an
other lot Of bills relating TO all sub
jects, the aenate adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
Tuesday.

Senate-The continued mninien-
nnee Of the Ranger force was requeft-
ed by a petition from Reeves county
citizens. a memorial from Navarro
county asking that tho age OF consent
OF girls be made at Is years, was
presented. Senator McCombs bill
making II a penal offense for a minor
TO enter and remain IN saloon, was
indefinitely postponed after several
amendments had been added. The
senate. in executive session, confirmed
Ire appointments Of Governor Culber-
son OF the manager OF the North Texas
Lunatlc Asylum. and the deaf dumb
and blind asylum at Austin.
Houst.-The house, after consider
able discussion. passed tbs johnson
erase IN. Various kinds OF rural
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Senate-Senator Dean presented
memorial from the stockraisers and
land owners of Brewster county and
Vicinity asking that grazing lands be
leased to stoclSmen at two cents per
acre, so that Texas cattle can compete
with the outside world ana the open
markets. The memorial recites that
the Central and South American coun-
tries give the grass free and In Aus
tralia the government price is two and
a half Gems per year with long leases
The memorial concludes with the fol
lowing language: Comparing our
present prices for rent of school lands
we are paying at least four times as
much for grass az the Australian stock
raisers, and the present cheap rate for
ocean freights and the constant i'm
provements In refrlgerating ships bring
them almost as close to our eastern
cities as we can"
House-The day was given to the
special committee report censuring Cy-
clone Davis, Populist and barring him
from appearing before house commit
tees, on account of a proposition to Sc
cure Populist vote for Texarkana court
bill Davis was heard In his own be-
half after which resolutions were
adopted by a vote OF 10 to "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

senate-A resolution inviting owners
OF cotton mills In Northwestern states
to locate in Texas. and inviting CORE
spondence with such parties through
Governor Culberson, was unanimously
adopted.
The finance committee reported ia
vorably the house bill taxing insur-
ance companies, telephone companies,
dining car companies and other cor
porations, with amendments.
A bill TO create a new court at Tex
arkana was passed.
Senator Simpsons vendors lien bill
was defeated.
Senator Rogers was added TO the
committee on labor.
House-After hearing a flood OF new
bills OF all kinds and from all sources.
the house adjourned till Monday at 10
o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

IN. KINGSLEY, Trw PashAgi, DALLAS, TEX
C. ?. Ashore, a.n'l Pass. Agip LOUISVILLE, XIV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
lflySdSl

ypn Information sA..rr.ily rur.l.h.a upon a
piieAtion TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

seaate-rhs day was spent in ais
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-11-21
A EIOrist's Bad BroaE

Speaking OF fires and OF newspaper
makers calls to mind terrible though
sughabIe, bull made by Gotham for
ist
For mauy years there had been employ
ed upon the New York Slsats H9ituny as
night police reporter faithful German.
who was a favorite with everyone and who
vas known only as Bismarck He pro
badly had another name; indeed, ] believe
that it finally developed that there was u
family Bible with his Christian name and
sirnsms written therein, but he was "Bls
msrck" to all the boys.
One bitterly cold winter night "Bls
msrck" did fire IN Mulberry Bend, and
while prowling around after information
walked 10 front of q nCZzsl, and was CIV
tn thorough wettiug The next day be
was sick with pneumoniI, and the next
day be died.
There was grief at police headquarters
that day. The "AnoDymuus Club" ian
organization Of newspapers workers was
in mourning. and from the from, door OF
every fire department building in the city
Grape futtered,
The bows deci led to order an immensc
floral piece, but non Of them coul suP
gest 40 acceptable design. Finally it was
termlued that it should be left to the
florist, who had certplnly bad much eH
perience. and should he able 10 furnish
something appropriate Merely as a snR
8estion a fire badge was given the florist
that be mig ht copy the shape Of II. The
florist simply copied the design literally
snd at the funeral upoa"Bj rck's'ccflin
rested an immense shield OF white flowers,
with tbl' Legend built in Wi b red roses
ADM, Within the FIRE Li1es.'
The boys could 0 Iy console tbemsrlee
With the kuowledge that hsd Bismarck
not been Incspscirated he would have -
joye the Ike. aud alpd it one on him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-11-21


10 these days OF railroads and elecIfici
ty the scout OF lh- ir0ntier - IKE the yp'
cal cowboy, mythical character says
Los Aogf lee letter to the Cuicago III
buue. Travellers, miners, pro'pectors, ana
hunters DO longer need bis SERVICES ana
the War Department has cot Gil the pay
Of the regular old time scouts ~ the f'r
West aud the last Indian war conducted
without them. There are Ia New Mexico
Arizona and CslItornia two or three hnp
dred qrIzzled old fellows Who are hard up
and hsVinga chrou'c case o. Tue o'ue' )"
cause they know u cir oecnp'tIou oi scou
Jog or trailing ls forever gone. Trolling
is SIS much ~ art B. painting or sculpture.
and almost as lev become prohcIent 10
1t as IN the handling of brush or ohiseL
1t /, impossible to fesl'z' no9days the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-11-21

speakiug Of the MsrlbafoushNaujc
bilt engagement. here rs something lhh
l. iin to It. Oae uisht, sVay hsck yai
der 10 the latter siIlirs, / vas psssc'
ger 90 steamboat the Richmond roe
uiug irom Louisville to Nes Orleans j.
vas down trlp, and the boat bai react
ed the Courtney Country that tet 1f
lying along the Mississippi below Nstcbt'
TO the Belize,
lhe vessel Vas ssiliug smoothly d0su
the mslestie stream, and il Was long At. a.
midnight The great snd superb cabins
were as quiet ss the uppef floors oi a
grand hotel at such an hour, save that a
party Of four gentlemen playing ahirt 10
the forsard part Of the main saloon kept
/ ap the ia nt, low conversation necessary
/ to the game
Twas perhaps o'clock when tue card
players and those who we're awake 10
their bertbs 90 that deck were startled by
a scream from the ladies cabin, and there
cam rushing down toward the CLERK s OF
foe hsndsoms mstron eu desbabtIe
Chnging to the lady's skirts and cryloR
10 sympathy with her mothers distress
was little girl Of six or eight years, = }
hsps ten.
My diamonds are gouel the matron
sal 10 a husky voice TO the alarmed night
clerk
A thief, who had probably watched for
this opportunity for years, had reached /
over the transom OF the ladys statefo1m /
from the outside aud had cut away and .
carried cl the pocket Of her dress CO
taning 800 600 worth OF great jewels pro
badly he went ashore at the next landing
after the theft had been accomplished
At any rate, be made good his escape
aud the Jewels were never heard Of agalu
by their owner.
The company owning the boat IN the
lawsuit that followed proved that safe
Was kept on the boat for the express pur
pose of caring for valuable property or
ewels or money OF the passengers, and the
plaintiff lost the case,
The lady was Sonora Yzlsga wife of a
Wealthy Cuban; the little girl was Con
uelta. slterward duchess OF Manchester,
hen duchess dowsger, now duchess Of ,
)evo0shire, and for her was named Con
ueIa Vanderbilt. whose mother was girl
lood friend OF Con uela Yznaga, and who :
s to be the duchess OF Marlborough. ,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-11-21

Polly come here quick, tsid Mrs, Gar
10 the window Eben, z-t Is coming dowb
the road a. fine ss fiddle 10 IIe new bng
~, dressed 10 a btaud new sui too. We'll,
therel be Is coming here after he new
shirts likely.
Polly got tue shirts and sat with them
FOLDED 10 ber lap While she figured up
how n ucb Ebeu,z.r would owe her.
Put up the shirts, Polly, didn't come
for them but for you.
Y.sP lily, have come for yon. You
kuog you said you'd msrry me 90 certain
eouuitlous have compiled with your
requirements. and pos want you to iul
il your promise.
Mi suckney, | never
Hush, Polly, ssid EoeD'zsr softly, ss
be stole bis arm around Der waist. while
Betsy sIded from the room, call me Eb
eurzsr, dear Eb NJ r, aud make me- feel
AZ happy a. you DAD th.t day 90 the beach
hrstd you. Polly brSfd al yon ssId,
sud | have beeu hsppirr tiuce ,hsa ever
b fore SO get on your ttIogs sud come
slong. The elder is waiting at Lis house
10 uLi.e u, aud seStrsl Of ouf llisuds are
there TO uiruess the ceremony.
Went. oor Wedding dinner at cur
house. aud W. mutn't forget 10 invite Bet
y aud the children, iof the ,T'easion ia
tie ls ptoyI isd.
Tbm la.t vas ,sid lllle lessIngIy, snd
Polly hii Der blu,LiDg lace 90 hls b5som
mufmuTIug.
Don u, EUeu,E.r dout
Well there. 20 yoa 20 snd get ready
us1, s~sy, aad III never mention it
sgsiD.
Tao bours later EDeu,z led biz vile
proudly through his ue~Iy furnished
rooms. spd more loving bridegroom OF :
hsppisr bride could cot have beeu i0un !.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
A Sensible Suggestion.

The following appears in the Ex-
aminer:
To the Editor of the Examiner
Sir: Yonr article on methods Of pre-
venting fraud in counting votes has
prompted me to make suggestion.
The system Of expressing the wishes
of the voter seems to be perfect; the
question how to have these wishes hon
estIy announced is the question of the
hour.
My plan is this: After the ballots
have been counted las now done), to
number each ballot and punch the
number as you would bank check.
After a the votes on each ballot h ave
been properly called off and credited
to each candidate, to have said ballot
placed on board and exposed at a
window in the booth at a sufficient
height to enable any number of peO-
pie to examine the same, the ballot to
remain in full view until the next
ballot is ready Each ballot being
numbered. a record of the same can
be taken by the observer. Very truly
yours. f. L. O.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
ASSEM-

Assembly called to order by Speaker Lem
Allen and opened with a PRAYER by Rev.
Father Clyne. The names Of the various
members If committees were read by The
Speaker as follows:
County and County Boundaries F o Cor
man, Human, Court, Coryell, Hall.
WAYS s Means-Beck. Mcdonald. Nc
Naughton, Conboie, Elan isan, Weiland,
Hogan.
Judiciary-Noel, Baals, Denton, I.eidy,
Briggs. Pitt, weiland
Contingent Expenses Il Accounts-New-
man. Hogan, Conboie, Allen, Russell.
Enrolling-C E Allen. Newman Murphy.
ngrossing-Hinman, Brockliss, Pitt.
Internal mprovements-Francis, Conboie,
HalI. C Allen. Weiland
Military & Indian Affairs = Constant,
Brockliss. Greenwood, Francis and Pitt
Mines 4 Mnins-Gorman, Wilson, Con
slant, COnDOle, McDOOaid.
CIams-Mc Beck Denton, Brock
liss, Russell.
State Prison Constant, Briggs, Wilson.
Trade & Manufactures-AlIe iof Eur ska),
Greenwood, Couboie. Court, Leldy
gricultura,-Hogau, Wilson. Brockliss.
tiannigan.
Election-Weiland, Brockliss, Newman,
Beck. Flanagan.
Education cNaughton, Hogan. Allen
(of Eureka), Flanagan, Hall.
State Prison & Insane Asylum-Wilson.
Stanley, McNaughton.
Corporations & Railroad -Coreyell, Crisler,
CORN an, Heinman, Constant
Federal Relations-Constant. Greenwood,
Newman, lehman.
Public Printing-Pitt, Briggs, Cons tant,
Mileage-Leidy, Crisler, Pitt. Mcdonald,
Russell.
State nstitutions-Court. Coreyel.. Beck.
Crisler' Flanagan.
Noel, of Storey gave notice that tomorrow
he would introduce bill relating to the
settlement of the estates of deceased persons.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. L.
By Beck. To change the constitution Of the
State of Nevada. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
AC r No BY Mr.. Beck. Amend Ar |
icle by striking therefrom the word
male" whenever occurring. Referred to ]
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
in liciary Committee.

| in liclary Committee.
ABNo by Coryel. an Ac; to create
legislative fund.- Read second time and
referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
| AB No by Beck. bill to amend an
| Act entitled an Act limiting the power of
| certain county officers Not referred.
An election contest petition was read from
r Harding. of Humboldt.
Mr.. Beck offered resolution that petition
Of Harding be referred to Standing Com
mittee on Elections. Adopted
Mr. Stanley of Washoe gave notice of a
bill to amend an act relating to School Dis
trict No. 10.
Petition of Leete vs.. Murphy read and re-
ferred to Committee on Elections,
Proposed Amendment Of Assembly con-
curent Resolution No. 9, of Sec 8, Art /. that
Grace Jury may meet once each year. Re-
ferret :, Judiciary Committee
H,sc"ss
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Governors Inaugural Address taken up
and 1000 COPIES ordered printed.
ACR (Weiland) inviting Dr. Stubs, of
State University, to address Senate and As
sembly on possibilities of University on jan
25th Carried
A T-Bv Denton, relating to free coin age
Of silver Referred to Committee on Fed
eral Relations
Noel, Francis and Newman appointed COM
nit'ee to select committee rooms.
Vote of thanks rendered to Justices Bise-
low and Belknap and Secretary Howell for
organizing House.
Adjourned.
All the ministers of the City were waited
on by committees from both houses and in.
vited to offer prayer during the morning ses-
sion and all accepted save Parson Davis who
declined.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
Cotf:n's Clean Sweep.

Trennore Coffin, Chairman OF the
Republican State Central Committee,
appeared before the Board Of Pardons
the other day asking for pardon for
Oh ,rles Lehman, sent from Douglas
county charged with homicide. The
pardon was grante.l, and as the two
"Coffin has succeeded in cleaning he
Republicans all out Of the Capitol
building and now he wants to clean
,em out of the State Prison"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
Don't be Afraid,

An editor or reporter may stop in
his rounds and ask a hundred per-
sons, what is the news?' and ninety
out Of a hundred will reply, Nothing
special" and yet fifty out Of that
number know something, which, if
not found in the next paper, will as
tonish them greatly and disappoint
them more and perhaps make them
madden than hornets. Don't be
afraid to let the newspaper man know
if
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-23
The Wei!and Saloon.

Whitney has assumed control Of the
Weiland saIo"n, which he proposes to
run strictly up to the times. He will
dispense the best liquors and cigars
and fire oil I Government whiskey,
which slides down your throat like
oil, tickling your palate meanwhile.
Call and see Handsome Whit" I'll