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with regard TO the sixth amendment2"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
MAnrn n FINE TRIM.
lie VIII Make Fib Think lie Has n
Fight.

Ell Paso, Tex. Feb. 20.--Petor Maher,
followed by rangers TO the train bear
ing him from Las Cruces. n, NJ, and
accompanied by others on the trip. ar
rived here Mt noon to-day. He LETT
the train at the smelter three miles
ont Rangers were posted at every
nolnt from the railway station out TO
await him. A carriage was In waiting
at the smelter and into this Mnher
Hall and quinn jumped, ana with the
horses on run, reached this city. Hot
after the carriage came two mounted
rangers with their horses necked with
foam. Mnher had evaded them. After
reaching here Maher remained In hid
Ing several hours. Then he appeared
MON the streets with hiH trainers,
making no EFFORTS to conceal his move
ments. The Irishman looks better than
could be expected Cor man who has
had the "alkali eye" and whose train
ing had been interrupted. lie has ut
tie to say.
"I'u be at tho rinrslde and ri make
Fitz think he IL having a fight" Is the
substanc. of what Maher has to cay
Everybody predicts short hght. u
hurrIcans hattie from the cnll OF time.
Jim Hall, Buck Connolly, J. j. Quinn
aad probably Phip Lowrie VIII be In
Naher's corner. Jack Everhafdt; WIN
Mccoy, Jack Stensel and Martin Ju-
Ian will probably care for Fitzslm-
mons.
At5 o'clock n notice was posted NJ
Dan Stunrt's office. declaring that nll
nersons who desired to witness the
fpht should be at Stuarta office at 94h
o'clock II was also announced that
the railroad fare for the round trip
would not be over si2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
CONDENSED rrLncnAms.

Washington Feb 20 MIR. Anderson.
receiver OF the Union Pacific. and ex-
CONGRESSMAN Coombs. government
director appeared before the house
committee ON Pacific roads today.
Chicago. Feb, 2O--This evening nc
ton was takon by the civic federation
looking TO arbitration OF the elothiers'
strike.
Washington. Feb. 2O.-Thc new hnr-
her defense ram Katnhdin, ana mont
tor Monetw Montcwoc. were formally
put In commission today.
New York Feb 2O-Thc national Ar
meninn relief committee today sent
$4,000 by cable 60 Miss Clara Barton
NJ Con o ntinople and viii forward
other gums Immediately
Buffalo, n. ". Fob. 2O,---A rumor was
current today that thirteen fishermen
had lost their lives while out ON the
lake during yesterdays storm.
New York Feb 2O,-Tcmpornrily In
sane, Mrs. Ethel Kolso. wife OF George
J., KClso. business MANAGER OF Martin
& Browns printing establishment. shot
and killed her children and then at
tempted suicide.
Ashevlllc, n. c. Feb, 20,--'rhe condl.
t.on OF Bin Nye. the hunorist. shows
no change from last night. He romans
IN nm unconscious condition and up
pears 10 be sinking slowly.
,',,,., ~ 80, w ,,, ~ ,,
Hxea unon J,,nc "a M The dnte for hold,
,,,,, w. s;a,a Sonyan,,n, a. ,rts "a,
ne ~ 80. ~ ~,
, sN.s w, ,,, ~, o., oi rgo w. ~ ms ~,
selipon ~ i.E y. eHe
,' to, ., VII es il, ,,,'.aa ~.
the street car passengers.
Iapdnn Fph --frha GhrnplpIa m ~.
Lohuoh. 10 p,,,,, ei r m si,.
nounces mar sir rhlllp turrie' the
present brltlsn htnpesshuVr u, ton-
stantinopie' VIII huvcefu .ne MaIuuis
OF phierln, the present nfhuhhsnuor NJ
Paris upon the iatterp pehuinB re-
trcmeht'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
PLANS
For the Big Fight Are
Complete
PARTY LEFT LAST NIGHT FOR THE
UNKNOWN BATTLE-GROUND.
LOCATION A SECRET.
FITZSIMM0NS SULKS
NUT GIVES UNDER WHEN CASH Is
FORTHCOMING.
Mnher j. In Fine Trim and says lie
win Make Il Warm for
FITZSIMMONS SULKS
NUT GIVES UNDER WHEN CASH Is
FORTHCOMING.

I'll Paso, Feb. O.-(SpecialI-rhe
biz fight ia strictly on. Maher and his
party came down FROM Las Cruces this
morning. Maher's manager. quinn an
nounced today that Mahor would be on
hand tomorrow. Quinn was hot Mt the
way Fltzsimmons acted at the man
ayers conference here Monday ana In
situated that II he had hecn here that
there would have been trouble, Fit@-
simmons was over from Juarez today.
but did not show up after Mhher ar
rived, and the pugs did not meet flts-
simmons IL In tue very best OF conul-
zion and IL confident that he will win
tomorrow. 49,
The public here generally think fltz-
simmons Will win IN from three 70 hNe
ROUNDS. The program as mapped pus
by Dan Stuart IL for hght ana AT
parties Interested TO board the south-
bound O., II. and 5. a. at 10 o'clock TO-
nll,ht and 40 down the road until they
meet the northbound and then return
on that train to the battle ground
M4tcu Il Is asserted, IS located any
where between this place and Del Rio.
All the parties going out do not expect
to return to III 'nso until saturday
morning. MIR. Wheelock said this NJ
teru0un that the outside limit OF the
cost OF the excursion would not be
more than ST.. Al correspondents VIII
have to pay railroad fare and $50 nd
mission " they want to see the nght.
but they win all be there regardless or
cost. II is supposed the fight VIII oc-
cur et daylight but on this point Dan
stuart is ms silent as an oyster. a
fair estimate does not put the crowd
that will attend az more than 300 All
tioi-eie OF admission are put ut $40, ana
II looks very much like everybody that
Witnesses IL will either carry their own
seats or stand up during the mill. Old
sports say that the last move OF stuart
reminds them very much OF the Sulll-
van Kllraln fight at Rlchburg, Miss
Bat MaSterson II on hand, ana Tor
the first time since he has been here
has been very active today. StunrtR
WON who have charge OF the ring nr-
fairs have been out Of town since yes-
trtuaN morning and no doubt have
everything in readiness for the MN
Just AS soon as the pugs arrive on the
spot. From the present outlook II
seems there viii be more differ
enceg to settle than the NAH
er-Fitzsimmons mill, Several par
ties are here who have had u In
for one another for some time, ana II !.
thought that tomorrow may be n good
time for them to settle with one an
other The rival factions from New
Mexico nre here, and some or them
will probably take IN the fight, and a
shooting scrape IL liable to result II
they meet on foreign soil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Stuart had refused several times dur
ing the day to have the checks COM
verted into cash. and Fitz has as OFTEN
declared that there would he n decided
hitch IN the proceedings unless the
money was forthcoming. When the
word was brought that Julian ana
Fitzsimmons would not hear to any
thing but the cash In the hands OF the
referee. Sllcr. there was n mad rush of
courlers for the different banking
houses.
BY mere chance the president of
the State National Bank was found.
This is the only bank in the city With
out time lock. Dan stuart Is good
for twice ten thousand In amy bank in
the city and cash from the state Ma
tionnl was quickly Forthcoming. Stuart
has the money now awaiting the COM
ing of Fitzsimmona and Julian. After
the money was counted and turned
over to Silcr he sent a second mes
sengcr to Fltzslmmons, saying he had
seen and counted the $4,000 In cash
and that II would be turned over to
him TO hand the winner at the conclu-
sion of the battle.
ifitzsimmons declared himself satis-
ne1 and came back with the messenger.
lie and Julian reached Stuart's office
shortly after 7 O'Clock and lritzsim-
mons declared himself ready FOR the
fight
The puEllistt and the crowd bound
for the fight left on the east bound
train over the Southern Pacific, leav-
ing here Mt 1905 y. m. The Immediate
members OF the Mahtr and Fitzsim-
mons r9rty are provided with tickets
to Langtry, Tex, and sleeping car
Icrths to Del Rio, Tex. the second
station east OF Lungtry.
The train on which the pugllists left
Is due at l.angtry at l;Ss tomorrow
afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
ROPE WAS ROTTEN
AND broke WHEN THE DEATH
TRAP WAS SPRUNG.
A uorror-stricisen and Angry Crowd
watched the Accident ana the
second Hanging.


Ct Louis. Feb. 20.--The hanging OF
lanes Fitzgerald to-day for the muir
der of his sweetheart, Annie Naessehs,
on November 23, 1898, was enc OF lhe
most horrible AFFAIRS that has ever
happened in this city. At lOl2 a. M
the prisoner stood under the gailows,
The black cap and moose were SOU,
adjusted. Fitz yerald's legs were oouh1
ana with a protestation of innocence
on his lips his body was launcheu
,hrouph the trap at 1917, but not TO
death. A cry of horror went up IRON
the crowd about the gallows as the
body OF the laws victim fell spraW'ns,
o,r,;ygeilng and strangling among the
doctors below. The rope had broken.
Tbe borror-stricken doctors picked the
r,on nm and stood him on his rect
81 oosen the rope, for Gods sake; I'm
,,,nitJng. -" he yaapad. Bound HAND ana
foot and with the BLACK cap sun urnMa
tightly over his head, ne was ca, ~
,nto the morgue and laid on n slap.
IL, L. 5ftv minutes the condemned man
aniured terrible agony. OUTSIDE " tne
IN gard an angry, horfpr-strlckeh
J.rnxi watched the exciting scene
Tron, pity for the dying man tneiT ea-
nression turned to Intense ulsgns' %
The horror Of the situation uswnea r ne
~, ,ham. Then angry murmurs hruse
VI innreeatiors were hurled at the
anu an Inc scaffold. AS a measure OF
men nasn,y y" a detail of police were sent TO
the jail yard. -. er.uv procured,
a hem .h dclay. and finally strung
a,t tef rive I've deputies carried Fitzgerail,d,
up, raiIows and supported him until
to the ga', ,e,i nj l1:Os o'clock, just one
the sn,r dr ond 1--WE minutes after the trap
was was frst sprung, He Hen wi say sTvH been
broken .xo. r,o,her and sis
,orr Md S,ed OF grief IS the result Oh ms
conviction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
BASEBALL CONTRACT As,vl,.lao
A New Team VIII lie Organized by
Ernnl. Ryan,

Sherman. Tex, Feb. 2o.-tspecial)-A
meeting of the old .3asc Ban associa-
ton was held here yesterday. The
contract recently made and entered Into
declare null and void and the $50 ad-
vanced by Messrs. N. NJ. Lee. :. L..
Hurd and q, p. Dedrlcb forfeited. the
franchise TO revert to the original Sher-
man Baseball association. who will re-
tain It this season. Manager Frank
Ryan was also retained ana his action
IN getting together a good team was
endorsed and he VIII be furnished the
money necessary TO sign and bring the
team here Immediately. Another meet
Ing viii he held this evening to elect
a new directory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
rroNnrs nnAp no LANcrn,4
Destination OF Prize Fighters Four
Hundred Miles From la pnso.

III Paso. Tex, Fob, Goat the depot
tickets were sold those who wanted to
20 to the prize light, to the town OF
Langtry, lO0 miles away, The train
viii not roach there until after 1 o'clock
tomorrow. and there In no telling
when the crowd viii get back The fight
VIII probably take place at half past 2
O'Clock. There Is only one spot between
here and Lhngtry where II IL possible
for the fight To take place, and as it
Is guarded. II is probable that 70 at
tempt VIII be made 20 stop there. Tho
prize lighting train consisted of six or
seven coaches and three slcepers, the
latter Of which were crowded. and tho
lnrmer COMFORTABLY Mind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
MS MEMORY IMPROVES.
Young wood Bcains to Talk About
the Murder.

Cincinnati. O.. Feb. 2o.--The develop
ment in the Fort Thomas horror ad-
Yonng wona who has heretofore
been SO reticent. repeated from mem-
ory two letters that he had received
from jackson. one dated January %
and another dated February 8. This
was written after the Fort Thomas
murder. ..a
Jackson seemed much disturbed wnen
,oiS az the letters. but evaded answers
to questions. AN,
Miss May Smith OF Louisville is stu
hnverlng about the city, never sleeping
,yvo NIGHTS al the same place. She Is
nonfessediy in love with walling and
her presence here Is without doubt for
the purpose of doing everything sne
the offense. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
A HORRIBLE MURDER
HER HEAD WAS COMPLETELY SEW
Erred FROM THE BODY,
which Lay wcItering in blood
Sign. of IA Terrible Death
struggie-No Ciev.

Chicago. Ill, Feb. 2O,--The dead body
of Mrs. Ellen Randolph was discovered
to-day at 24a Dearborn street The
body presented horrible appearance.
The head was completely severed from
biood from the wounds had streamed
nil over the face and scalp and COW
cred the shoulders and bust of the
body. The pillow had been cut open
in the struggle and feathers clung TO
the clotted blood. almost covering the
upper norton Of the body. The hus,,
band OF the dead woman Is a railroad
porter and has been away from nome
On Ills run for several days. No arrests
have been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
REFUSES TO RETRACT
GOVERNOR nItApLEy AND HUNTER
ARE auARHELING.
Congressman Hunter Charges the
Governor Win Preventing MS
Election to U. i. senate.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 20.--The strain
ed relations between Governor Bradley
and Congressman Hunter, the Republic
lean nominee for senator against Black
burn, have reached crisis since the
publication in Louisville OF as article
charging Governor Bradley with the
responsibility of Hunter not being
elected.
Governor Bradley today demanded
that DR.. Hunter make Il denial OF the
charge
Hunter declined TO do so, and added
that the gravity of the situation might
have been prevented by the governor
After this unpleasant passage Gov
ernor Bradley said DIR. Hunter was
mad because the governor would moi
come before Republican caucus ana
pledge himself TO issue certllcate OF
election to Hunter on the plan OF uh-
seating enough Democrats TO make
sure OF Hunters election.
More serious trouble IL expected ne
tween Bradley and Hunter. To-'llSht
GOV Bradley made public a statement
of his position on the senatorial c m
tc.t. In which he says
~ have never failed when oppoI-
tunlty presented to urge that the unni'-
nea should be electcu' NC pPoi'i -
IL dIclinod to attend my caucus where
the question OF seating or unseating
members OF either House was to be
discussed. / appreciate the fact that
although a Republican who has given
more than quarter of a century OF
arduous labor to his party that ] am
a sworn officer of the law and that l
should not prejudice my case, but
should act fairly and honora6ly, know
ing no man, but doing my duty Tear
lessly and without favor
"Ifnder the circumstances II would
have been not only improper but IN
decent as well to attend a caucus which
involved the conscientious perform
nnce of an official duty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
GO TO WASHINGTON
GOVERNOR AND SECRETARY or
STATE ON TIE moan.
Thcy VIII Call on Duke Morton in
Regard to the Texas ouaran-
tine Line.

Austin. Tex, Feb. 20. - Especially =
Governor Culbcrson and Secretary of
State MayGeld left tonight for wash
ington, where they so TO confer with
Secretary OF Agriculture Morton with
reference to the re-cstnblishment OF the
old quarantine boundary, which was
recently changed BY the secretary OF
agriculture
Lieutenant Governor Jester - eN-
pected tomorrow TO serve as chief TX
ecu(.Ve Ia the governors absenoe.
which Will probably be ten days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
MANN oN nnv. nRowN.
Testimony Against Him Presented 20
the Council.

san Francisco. Feb. 20.--When tho
ronneil which il to try Or. Brown con-
yened this afternoon Mrs Davidson
appeared before the council aud HE'D
charges against the minister, She AZ
cuses Brown of adultery with Mis-.
Ovorman; with causing a criminal
operation 10 be performed and Win
various kinds OF deception.
At the evening session Mrs, Albertine
Stockton, who Or. Brown said had at
tempted to blaclSmail him long before
tho DavldAon affair. went on the stand.
She practically admitted that Dr.
Brown had been unduly intimate with
her ard that their relations were known
to Mrs. Brown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
wonsr OF THE SEASON.
ch,cngo !. in the Grasp of Regular
blizzard.

chicago. ILL.,. Feb. 2O.-chicago Is ex-
periencing the coolest weather OF 'ne
season. since yesterday the thermome'
,a, has not risen above zero. and with
n hitter north wind blowing innch SUI
fering has ensued; Two de ,iunh nav WI,
r r.,as frozen to death while on his way
~ work. and John Bradley, who. over
e 40 by the intense cold. fell into the
Ter and was too benumbed TO grasp
me rope thrown him.
ny .ooLport, N. y. Feb. 20 trains
hsye arrived from Rochester or hui
palo Gin, e o'clock yesterday. owihx 70
heavy snow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

i silks, the latest cotton
\ hhric, handsome designs
N l5c, at. 100 a yard.
Ia Z.pbyr Ginahams, beau
4 p...eras, worth l74S
-. ......12!ca yard
| ride Percales, rs diff rent
4, worth loo at lo' a yard
n half wool Challies, very
Ii.,us, Ii hit and dark colors,
M SOe, at. .15c a yard.
h Aloaross, in all shades,
III worth elsewhere 45c,
['.............2 $50 a yard
h Mohair, the great rage for
knr wear, gray and tan
Va, worth 75c, at 500 a yard.
II imported Silk finish Hen
M, lormerly cheap at 75c,
[.,..............b sos a yard
N Waists, with full sleeves
hisst patterns, worth Toe,
l................ SOC each,
ahl lslection ofladies' Waists
IA So, 95c, 81 Is and vi 20,
mS'i pei cent cheaper than
HAEs
I Rmuge fast black Hose,
1sia feet, worth 20c,
.os. 10c a pair.
shnless fast black Hose,
rslh, at. 49,. SIC a pair.
~ Nc Isle thread ladies'
" It,. Zoo a pair.
ln Sc ladies' lisle threa /
en......,.....35c a pair.
espring weight Vests, with
s's,lS5c grade, at 25c esch
lille thread, Silk front,
'ltE ssight Vests, with sleeves.
I'd l5c, At. ........5 SOC each,
low cut Shoes, generally
dMu %, at. IS, a pair,
haA'.,ut Shoes, worth $l.6S
"".'.... ............9l 20
ulal ladies' strsp SandaI
gFn, worth 50 90, at 81 40
@more goods coming in daily,
keep up with the procession
. more new goods today than
70 Ia Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
EXAMINATION CONTINUED.
senator Morgan suii After Q. y.
Huntington.

washington. Feb. EX-SENATOR Nor
gan today continued his examination OF
MIR. c. p. Huntington concerning ar
fairs OF the Central Pacific road, He
said the Central Pacifc had been puiis
mon assets amounting TO $4,000. 600. OF
which {2s,000.O00 consisted OF govern
ment bonds. but that Il had cost more
for ali the securities which were sold
FOR less than par In currency, and Win
the proceeds gold was purchased
which on an average cost about VI IN
currency for each go cents worth. ~
was necessary to use the ev.a IN ~
the transactions on the Pacific coast
when the road was constructed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
orr ron THE FIGHT.
ri,.simmon- shows MS Dull Head
About the Purse.

ri paso. Feb. O.--Fltzsimmons was
10 have reported at stuarts office al
noon. He did not appear. nor dio ne
O'clock a messenger was sent. saying
10 Fitzsimmons TO come over TO
stuart's office at once.
Fltz refused 10 accompany the mes
senger. saving he would not come over
anil p O'Clock. He asked " the money
II vas not. but that II would be In the
shane or o certified check, payable to
ne orier Of Tom O'Rnurke. Fitzpim-
mons replied. Cheeks don't go. NO
oash. no night. l will be over at
O'clock. but II I am not shown the
money Mt that time will not hsht.
will not get ON the train until see
This was teleonoped to Stuart and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Compose the Party Who win See
the Prize Fight.

ISL Paso, Tex, Feb. g0.-- During the
long walt for the train the rangers
seated themselves In a row along the
station with their Wincheaters resting
were more than 800 sports ready with
the SS5 or more required for n ticket
and railway fare, The newspaper cor
respondents formed n considerable por-
ton of III, crowd. The railroad tickets
read TO iahgtfy. Tex, and this verb
Ned the statement hat the spectators
would have to ride over 900 miles to
see the fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
ATTEMPTED MURDER
youNG FARMER NEAR DECATUR
FIRED UPON.
Harm OF the saddle Received the
INLET and saved the Life OF
the Young Man.

Decatur, Tex, Feb. 2O.-tspeelal)-
News has just reached here of an at
tempt to assassInate Jim Harris,
Young farmer living ten miles north
east of town. Sunday night Harris
us ON horseback and alone at the
time he was fred upon. The would be
... only fred once and the ban
took effect IL the horn Of Harris sad-
dle Harris has no enemies. ana no
cause can be assigned for the act
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

u.r,,r Feb. 20.-Count Won Kardoff.
,ha nsrnan bi-metallist champion. in
sasreSaing the first general melting, Of
me bi-metalic league. admitted that
nc Movement had progressed but slow
10 hmt he continued to hope. reao-
iyy,inn was adopted in favor OF bi-
metalllsm for Germany. but only In co.
operntIon with England. Francs and
the United SfateA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Mckinney, Tex, Feb. g0-tspecial)-
Joseph wilcox and MISC rel,a Barnes.
two prominent young people OF Me
Kinney. were married IN the Christian
Church yesterday. Elder $. w. Cruteh-
or OBLIGATED.
Temple. Tex. FEB. 0.A(Speciall Mr..
W. D. Wiley and Miss Hattie Salisbury
two prominent young people Of this
city, were married yesterday evening
at the residence OF Mrs Il. A. Sterling
Rev. j. NJ. Armstrong officiating AT
the ceremony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

washin ston, Feb Secretary OIL
ney this morning received the follow
ing cnblegram from Ambassador
Eustis, announcing the pardonlng OF
ex-Consul John L. waller by Presiueh'
paris, Feh 2O.-The president sigined
This morning Walters pardon. Orders
are being issued for his release
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
nAIDnD 4 SALOON.
One Man Was ISiiied md ssvsraA
More wounded.

~, saiooi, nj Jackson city. a notorious
ramilling resort across the river from
here resulted In general shooting
match. in which Deputy Sheriff Hinen
was Killed and Deputies ed Duteman
and Miller Johnson and Chas,. oNeiii.
race horse man. were wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Austin Tex. Feb, 2o.--ts pee, that
c5Mnunstroiler Finley stated today aSv t ma
CO. rpeseipts we're very satisfactory, y ah pe
on ena a paying basis hy the hrsl Ok A
month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Chicago. Feb. 20.--James J. Corbett
sent TWO kilograms 10 Ell Paso tonight.
one 10 Fitzsimmons and one TO Maher.
asking The winner TO meet Corbett any
Jay between March and March .. ana
arrange for night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
EONNlG'S.
" 'onument for the Dallas
semi-CentenpinI,

I. icy, Tex, Feb. 2O.-tSpecial.)-Mr.
ased Of Connecticut is here
eatn with reference to the
N Aw, passed when Texas was
He proposes erecting a
,nument for the Dallas semi
~ which is to be built by the
children Of Texas. He con-
mat the monument. such as
3'Aed Of, will cost about $685.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Warrington. Feb. 2o.--The House
committee on ways and means to-day
roported fayorably tili introduced by
vidine Tor sampling and assayIng sill
yer and other ores containing lead AZ
El Paso. Tex, and other ports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

London, Feb. 2o.-sir John o. Miliais.
Rart.. was elected president OF the
Royal Academy today to succeed tns
late Lord Leighton.