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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

Chairman Dudley's letter declaring
The will or tho Democratic state execu-
I've committee to be that all ballots
last in the June primary and fairly
tatlng the finupelal question shall be
,ounted Is right in sentiment and un-
imely in Issue, It's appearance Mt this
ime gives semblance OF color to the
barge by the rabid gold faction that
Is inspiration was their threats to bolt
he party. II is already evident tina,
ionciliation Is not what they want, but
pretext for party disruption, and that
fr Dudley's harmony move will not
J the least affect their proposed action,
The Gazette has frequently pointed
At the immatcriaiity OF the grounds of
7mplaint suggested by the gold leader
pip. The terms "for bimetnliism" and
Tor monometaliism" might be struck
eom tho ballot without altering It's
tent or influencing the decision Of q
ngle voter For this reason the friends
silver will view with complacency
Ne latest move OF Chairman Dudley.
hey are In majority and will write
e platform and name the candidates
4 the Democratic party There Is no
ason why they should bubble and
iarrel about such petty matter as
immaterial phraseology. or sur
usage OF a ballot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
FITS PET LION.
1T COMES VERY NEAR COSTING
HIM MS LIFE.
Comes In Contact with nm Electric
wlre.-it Is I>nied and ri,rslm-
mol. Is BADLY Burned.

Cleveland. o.. April 17.--Robert Fltz-
simmons. the prizanghter. came within
an inch OF being electrocuted LAST
night AS II was, his pet lion, Nero.
was killed. Fitzslmmons was severe
ly shocked and quite seriously burned.
The lion was yesterday taken
to the roof of the Rumsey gymnasium
where he was chained up. shortly af-
ter midnight Fltzsimmons, accom-
panied by Ernest Rober. the wrestler,
and Lewis Robertson. an attache OF
the gymnasium. went up ON the roof
to see the animal. ON reaching the
roof Fitzslmmons called the lion which
hearing Its masters voice, sprang for
ward the length of the chain, and over
some electric wires. A shower OF
sparks quickly followed the contact
with the wires. The lion sprang past
Fitzsimmons, bringing the wire taut
against the pugilists thighs, who
cringed under the severe shock. In his
agony the Hon leaped over the edge
Of the roof, and hung by the neck
Fitzsimmons was pulled from under
the chain and removed 10 his hotel.
There is burn across the thighs and
a small burn on the knuckle OF his
index finger OF the right hand. That
Is all that is visible OF the terrible
ordeal. although Fitzsinmons was In
dazed condition for over an hour.
When ths Hon was pulled up from the
side OF the building where he was sus-
pended he was dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

The Herald had on yesterday such a
full exposition of Prof. Jno. Il. De-
Notes lecture that was to be, that
not much Is left for our this evenings
paper.
Prof. Denote Is a southerner and
has a southerner'es voice and South
erners manners. This helped TO put
the magnificent audience last night
quickly en- rapport with the lecturer
a stranger at my side. who had never
attended a lyceum lecture said: I'm
AFFAIR shall not hear, for this In too
great an audience for all 10 keep
quiet" But he did hear. And 1t did
seem as II every one was afraid 10
move for fear of losing single word
throughout the evening.
IL was not u stereoptlcon exhibition,
Yet nothing else but stereoptlcon
could have illustrated and made plain
the intricate scientific facts
Nothing but stereopticon could
have shown the forms that the wave
SOUNDS nave In the air when u minor
sd and u major 9TH, say, are sounded
on me organ pipes. Can you imagine
how they look, or how the song of a
cricket looks when he Is piping away
about 1900 wave sounds per second?
10 listen at the scientific part OF Prof.
Denotes lecture was like an evening
with Prof. ryndall in his wonderful
T..N ~ 'yhiiu Ab a mOue OF Motion"
only Prof. DeMotte made It far more
entertaining and WILDLY realistic. And
later on In the evening when Prof. Ie-
Motto stood more on moral grounds. |
kept saving to myself, why he Is a
second Prof. Drummond"---for his line
o. thouFht was so analogous to Drums
monu IN his Natural Law In the
spiritual World,' Some OF us learned
some phrases with new meanings
along there; Tracks OF Thought That
become Worn" Captive Under DO
minion Of Nerve Cells" ",rhe Moral
ratchet wheel" voluntary Acts thai
become Reflex Acts" ''The Physieal
Bases Of Character"
Prof Denote closed with thrae
naxims' which give you. fret. con-
serve your vitality: second Have an
inward reverence for your body: thirS
nhougnts are deeds and may become
As picked up my NAT 10 "a the
stranger at my aide-who II eeer,s
was Presbyterian and a .colie@s
gladuate-saic: Il have NOT benrd Ia
tWehty-hre years twelve sarraons MAJ
nitogcther, have given mn the mora
, mp Tor good that this one lee
And yet Deifotte Is not n prenc,,.r,
But when he talks to you nbort a.
generation Of brain and thought ceIfs,.
anu nctually shows them fo van IN
canvass and you see their rea,,itant 4,
.dekentiation Of character" snmebo,,
yon Nuke up your mind 10 leote ~
eVh on'-EYeninR Herald A,,ene,n
Ca January 10. 1896. eeAa'u'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
SECRET
Work Is Being Done
Against Harmony,
ny THE RAND MEMBERS OF THE
coLDBuc FACTION OF
DALLAS COUNTY.
A BASEBALL TRAIN
WILL BE nUs FROM DESisos TO
DALLAS ON SUNDAY
WILL DE nUN FROM DENisos TO
DALLAS ON SUNDAY
DALLAS PopuIists WIN Follow barney
ON III. pilgrimage to oarIand--
1t Was Natural Death.

Dallas. Tex. April II, = special)-
The proclamation OF Chairman Dud-
ley as printed in the morning papers
VIII by no means appease the wrath OF
the sound money Democrats of this
section, ana they appear more and
more intent upon coming 10 some I'M
Outstanding san Jacinto day.
The conservative element Of the gold
following, which is very small in Dali
las county, are willing to 80 into the
Dudley primaries and accept the re-
suit as conclusive, and support the
nominee. but their more rahid breth-
rem say they win light 1t out II It
takes all season.
The majority Of the Hardy leaders
are exceedingly quiet when interroga-
tories touching upon the meeting here,
are applied. while the balance either
decline to DO interviewed or profess
total ignorance.
IL Is the general opinion, however.
that some secret work is going on In
the ranks Of the sound money people,
with a view OF getting their forces In
line for Tuesday 10 carry the meeting
against any movement that may be
innugurated by the conservative class
who certainly are In favor Of accept
Ing Mr. pudley's plans and pulling
together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

One thing which has retarded tic
development OF manufacturing inter-
ests IN Texas has been The high Irlce
Of coal, but that has aow been IIae-
tiealiy removed and Texas coal OF q
high caloriiic power can DO purchased
at low rate. while new mines are
being steadily opened up. The rrinci-
pal thing needed to promote manu-
featuring industries In Texas IS an
nctive display OF confidence AID an
investment of capital by citizens OF
the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
cLnynLAsn AZ a noLrrn.

rhe Austin Statesman challenges the
'tement by the Gazette that II is well
derstood In the circle OF national
Titles that Cleveland and Carlisle viii
q the decision Of the Democratic
firnni convention II It should be IA
cable 70 free coinage. The states-
hn's vision evidently does not get
fond Manor, Secretary carlisie's let
~ the Kentucky legislators who
Tea the nomination Of Blackburn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

The acrenke In cotton Is considerably
inrger than last year. on account OF
much new land being cultivated.
Politics secm TO have dropped entirely
out Of sight, except a sort 81 haif-heart-
cd convaesing made by county cpndi-
dates, Spasmodlc orrptlons in Popn-
list Quarters occur, but the Democrats
haze little TO say. They VIII work hard
for the county ticket when the time
comes. but they are at sea ana TO some
cxtcnt divided on national AFFAIRS
There Is no talk OF boiling here, nor
any movement on foot for Representa-
tlnn at tho Dallha-HnrdY convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

Fairs win be held In many Of the
southern cities on May to raise funds
for tho construction Of n Confederate
battle abbey proposed by Charles
broadway Rouss of New York. who
offers % contribute 100000 to the en-
terprise on condition that the south
subscribe like amount. The confeder-
ate veterans agreed to raise 5000 and
the ladies OF the south expect to raise
the other $4,000. The enterprise is a
worthy one and Texas ought to fur
nish her fun share for the building
OF such memorial to the confederate
dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

Dallas. Tex. April 1T.--(specIal.)--
The following guests were registered at
the ST. George hotel yesterday:
III. Young. Abilene: II. G. AsiSew, Aug
tin: j. 4. Pence. Canton, u. J. strong,
9 y. Thomas and wife. Cresion. Iowa;
~ p. Balling, Waco; W. NJ Spur1ock.
foneston. Texas NJ. G. Godfrey Nash,
Texas; Q. ID. Lipscomb, Waxahachie;
J. a. Papa. Nash, Texas: T.. Maser,
Celeste; g, NJ Supple. Wnxahachie;
J. A. COMMON, Plainneld. N. j.: w. A,
Stewart. Cleburne: r. O. HUI, Fort
Worth; d. H. Abernathy. pittsburg.
Texas; David Christian, Terrell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

Ferris. Tex, April 16.-(specIai.)--
VIM. Thyson, foreman at the brick
yard. and Fred Hurst, had a difficulty
az / o'clock this afternoon and Thyson
choked Hurst and drew monkey
wrench on him, after which Hurst came
20 Ferris, procured a pistol. went back
20 the brick yard and shot Thyson fonr
times In the back, killing him instantly.
Mr.. Hursts father IL a prominent citl-
zen OF Dallas and has q controlling In
terest Ia the brick yard here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
,fnryInnd populI.,s.

Baltimore, Nd, April i7--rho Popu-
list state convention elected delegates
at large and by districts TO the national
convention at st Louis In July. The
platform adopted reafirms the Omaha
national platform OF 81 The delegates
TO the national convention were In
strueted to "use all honorable means
to effect a union OF ali opposed TO the
rule OF the money bugs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

Nebraska has stirred up considerable
interest in tree planting IN that state
by Offering rewards to societies ard
individuals planting the greatest num-
Der OF trees en- Arbor Day. States
Interested in forestry may nnd tho plan
III advantage,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

II Chairman Hardy docs not pro npt-
ly pestow on the Old Alcalde The yellow
Jacket discarded by Land conmission-
er Baker. he has no appreciation NJ
the siivery Randolphian voice OF the
sage Of Marble Falls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
BY THE DEMOCRATIC STATE nj.
METALLIC CONVENTION.


The Gazette receives daily enough
contributed matter, relating mainly to
politics. TO nh It's daily edition to the
exclusion OF all news reports. II Is FIRST
newspaper and II Is forced TO an
nounee that 1t viii hereafter print no
cplnion correspondence unless from
the nature Of the circumstances 1t is
adjudged TO be news matter No ex-
caption VIII be mhde 70 this rule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

Litchheld Mimi, April 1.-THE en-
glneer and fireman Of the Frisco pas
senger train positively Identified the
man shot here few days ago. to-
gether with the two men under arrest,
as being the persons who successfully
held up the Frisco train some time
ago near Lebanon. No. and took sew
eral hundred dollar bills. Requisition
papers VIII be asked for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
STORM AT snEnwoop.
Residence Destroyed and the Occu-
nnnis Injured. -

Sherwood, Tex, April 17.--(Special.)
Fearful winds have been blowing for
the past few days and on last night we
were threatened with something like a
cyclone. All the barns and out houses
were blown down; one dwelling few
miles west OF here was blown 10 pieces.
wifo and injuring others seriously, 1t
Is now thought.
The only boy OF rayetto Tankersley
died Monday evening.
]. w, Stockard OF Denver Col, n
nav In our county for the purpose OF
buying all the fat cattle no can secure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

The Darlington cotton mills OF OAR
iinston. $. G.. have been shipping goods
China for several years and recently
received an order for 1000 bales from
that country. The south should be
able, in few years. to supply the
bulk OF the finished cotton fabrics con-
stunned in the world, as she now fur-
nlshes the bulk Of raw cotton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

To be Opened az Rocisdale.-Politi
cal Matters.

Rockdale, Tex. April 17.--(Speciai.) -
a new hardware horse Is TO be estab-
liphed here In the near fnfure ~ Louis
1ienne OF New Braunfels. who will
place his son in charge Of H. He has
purchafed two lots on camcrnn street
uhe Haywood place. and will begin the
erection Of n brick store house, 6oxio0
feet. At once.
The evidence OF Rockdaio'n growth II
being manifested by the erection OF
many cottages and an mechanics In
town are kent steadily at work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
s''s-frs. - m. s,sysa.on was on

= Bloomington, Ills, April i7.--vlce.
PRESIDENT Stevenson was one OF tie
neuve pail bearers at tho funeral Or
nih cousin, DR. John II. McKenzle AZ
Leroy, Tho others were his brothor
william W., and Thomas ~. steven.
soni nephewa James d. and Charles
= stevenson. all Of bloomington, ana
cousin. JudEc William q. Ewing or
Cllcase' Among the mourners wore
.ny ~ anu John Ewing OF Chlcngo
attended by great concourac az uco,
PIE, many OF whom came frona distant
places II was conducted by fhe Ma
Hons and Knights Of Pythihs. qhe ais
course Was delivered by Rev. +. n
hciton, pastor Of tho Christian church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

The Salvation Army of Troy, N, y,
vent through the form OF burning
satan after the passage OF the Ralnes
law His satanic maieaty may have
had a horn knocked Off In the contest
In New York. but he viii be found
doing business at the old stand when
the Republican convention meets in
ST. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

For the Texas State sportsmcn's as
ISOLATION tournament ana for the Ps-
publican convention at Houston Tho
Houston and Texas Central RAILROAD
viii sell tickets on April 18th, 10th and
10Th TO Houston and return at one fare
SS.25l for the round trip. Tickets i'm
tied for return. leaving Houston on or
before April e6th. Ticket office. corner
Fifth and Main streets.
w. T. ORION.
City Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

TO See Him Do the Democrats Mt
Garinrd sunday.

Dallas, Tex. April n. - Especially
The Populists OF Dallas are preparing
to accompany Hon. Barnett Gibbs to
Garland tomorrow night. where he is
billed 70 speak and the reports today
Indicate that the attendance will be
much larger than was expected yea
terday
lin" Patton. who opened his cam
paign for congress here last night on
the free silver platform. and who
ralsed the believers In jefferson doc
trine over the Goals, vsll also attend
the speaking, and Il is quietly rumored
Will take issue with the mudsiller IL
the opportunity offers Patton IL
working hard and intends to make II
uneasy for the other candidates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

The people OF Colorado. Texas. are
raising funds 70 build $4,000 ection-
seed oil mill. The cotton seed oil in
dustly is peculiarly adapted &c Texas
and the most remarkable feature about
1t is that more towns have not erected
mills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

That the people of the United States
are making strong Roadway in break
ing into the markets OF the world with
their manufactured products is shown
by the exports Of the eight months
ending February 20. 1895, which
amounted in value to siii.s67. $50. or
these exports ss.ss per cent came from
sgriouiture: 24.ii per cent from manu-
features; 2sl from mines; S15 from
forests; 92 from fisheries. and 46 mis-
cellaneous. The manufactured pro-
ducts amounted to more than one
third the agricultural exports and
about one-fourth OF the total. The ng-
ricultural exports of this country have
to depend largely on the shortage or
lack OF production in other countries.
but the manufacturers have to meet
sharp competition on every hand and
the exports for the last eight months
show considerable advance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
NOR A CANDIDATE.
Speaker smith Does Not Desire a
ne-c1ecffon.

Greenyille. Tex, April 17.--(SrecinD
Hon. r. 5. Smith. speaker OF the Twen-
ty-fourth legislature. passed through
the city today en- route TO Sherman He
expressed regret at not being able to
attend the opening OF Governor Gull
bersons campaign here next Tuesday.
but being an officer OF the Grand Lodge
knights OF Pythias viii attend the
meeting at Waco on that day. Mr..
Smith Will not be a candidate for re-
election TO the legislature this year,
rcmnrking that Il Is too expensive a
luxury for & professional man"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

The storm waves viii reach this
meridian and the other changes viii
occur at and within 100 mllep Of Fort
Worth within twenty-four hours OF
p. m. OF the dates given below:
April 1S-Threatenlng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
ron rma EInsr GAVE.


hhHc unit rams OF beniHon VIII VIII
ness the Dallas Game.
Dallas, Tex, April II. - Especially
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
way has announced special train to
be run from Denison to Dallas Sun
day on account OF she Indian Navi-
gator baseball game here. The train
leaves the north Texas place at 1880
a. m, arriving In Dallas at p. m,
and returning leaves Dallas $3.50 p m,
Round trip rate 81 so. The Same rate
has been made by the Houston and
Texas Central
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

II is highly improbable that Cover
nor culberson would call out the state
militia II Chairman Dudley and Chair
man Hardy should start for Langtry
on the same train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
LOW rnIcn rom Gas
Proposed to Dallas by n Man iron
Kansas city.

Dallas, Tex. April II. - Especially
a Mr.. samuels OF Kansas CITY was
here yesterday and submitted a plan
TO the Commercial club directory 10
put In an improved gas plant, which
would greatly reduce the cost OF con-
sumption 10 the citizens Of Dallas
Mr. Samuels represents company
which controls an Invention for manu-
featuring gas. and would put 1t out
here for about 81 per thousand
The company Is said to have plants
In Kansas and Missouri.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

The ex-slave holders bureau. which
was organized In Washington several
weeks ago. has been declared fraud
by the postonice department, The
circulars Of the bureau were sent out.
chiefly 10 ont OF the way places In
the south, to get fees for the regis
tra:lon OF the ex-slave holders on tho
promise that an effort would be made
to have the rational government ie-
imburse persons who suffered loss by
the emancipation OF the slaves. 1t was
a oleverly devised schrme to extort
money from southern people by an alb
surd project
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

Burnett, Tex. April 15.-The political
event OF the year was the address OF
Ex-Governor o, NJ. Roberts, the ''old
Alcalde." at the court house this even
ing. on the harmony OF the Democratic
party. He was warm in his Advocacy
OF Jefrersonian Democracy and earnest
in his appeals for union Of the factions.
While favoring the restoration OF silver
as redemption money. he asserted that
there were good Democrats as he who
believed otherwise.
In brief Informal interview prior
To the delivery OF this address. Cover.
nor Roberts was asked his motives for
becoming thus active In the campaign.
He replied; I'm on no official slate
but am trying 10 accomplish what l
WAS once before Instrumental iii ac-
eomplishing--th uniting OF the divided
factions OF the party"
In reply to a query as TO whether he
would permit his name to be considered
by his friends In connection with the
guhernatorial nomination he replied IA
lcetiously. You've no right to asis that
question; what would you think OF one
who would ask a young Indy IL she
would marry Mr. Jones, when Mr..
Jones had not even proposed7" and he
carefully avoided all further aiiusion
10 this subject.
His ardent admirers here. however,
ere somewhat freely discussing the ad-
Visibility OF making Governor Roberts
p candidate with no platform except his
record
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

a big natural gas wen has been dis
covered In Kansas. Perhaps that was
The source from which Breldenlhal
procured his raw material
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
Hoods Pills as ssi to i ppers ss'y ss e.

Aicalde to get fairly under Roadway
and as a writer on current politics It
takes about the same amount of coal
for him TO steam up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
Take time to register. You
have only two more days to
do 50.
ARnEsrnp roR MuRpnR.
Detective Claims TO Have Identified
the Murderer OF Miss Owens.

the Murderer OF Miss owens.
Seattle. Wash. April II. James 70.
Allsop. formerly Tacoma and Min
neapolls real estate dealer. was ar
rested here yesterday by Detective
Courtney OF Minneapolis Mimi, on a
charge OF numbering Lena Olsen OF
Duluth In the fail Of 1891. The muir
derer of Miss Olsen went by the name
Of A. A. Austin. and Courtney claims
to have positively identified Ailsop ns
Austin. Allsop denies that he is Aus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

The editor Of the Wool and Cotton
Reporter, Boston. who is protection
list and sheep raiser has been col
lectlng da.a 10 show the number now
In the United States. The number OF
sheep. collected by counties in the
great shcep-growlng districts. shows
results at variance from the opinlon
generally held that there has been a
remarkable decrease in the last fcw
years. The number in The twenty
four principal states and territories
engaged in the industry Was s5lsi.?ii.
In 1895 the number was e7,ses.Oi7, on
increase OF about two millions instead
OF decrease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
a ru,lAnY nnatnsrnD
ny the Democratic Chairman Of the
Eighth Judicial District

Greenyllle. Tex, April IL Especially y
The county Democratic chairman OF
the Eighth judicial district composed
OF the counties OF Hopkins. Rains. Del
"a and Hunt. have Joined In written
request TO Chairman n. l.. Porter TO
call a primary for the district to Sc
lect candidates for Judge and attorney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
You have only until the
21st to register.

Have you seen the Gladiator. the
incest and best bicycle In the city. at
Maddox. Ellison 3 Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

New York. April 1.-THE men Turner
and Dunlap arrested In London were
formerly servants In the employ OF ].
Townsend Burden OF this city. who on
December "a was robbed OF tewelry
valued at $4,000, the chief piece being a
diamond necklace worth 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18
You cannot vote unless
you register

yes, you can get refrigerators NJ
Maddox, Ellison e Co. on easy pay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-18

Mayor Pingree is running for sover-
nor Of Michigan. The iiayoral.y Of
Detroit is now considered snail po-
tntoes.