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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-20
ron Jt-sTIcE or THE PEACE.

The undersigned announces himself
as n candidate for Justice OF the
Peace in Salem district, subject to the
action of the delegates in the Republl-
can convention.
JOHN G.. BooTH.
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couNrY SCHOOL CLERKS
Lists of Clerks Appointed for the En-
,,,,,,rr Wear


sts Of Clerks Appointed for the En-
suing Year.
r-Charles Lembeke, Butteyille.
2-Wm. NJ. Case, Champoeg.
3-T. +. Walker, Salem.
An. Skaife, Sllyerton;
81. II. Battey, Rosedale.
&C. Z. Cornelius, Turner.
II. p. LedgerwOod, Sublimlty.
9-W. V. Hurst, Macleay'
1O-TI. L. Allen, Silyerton.
ll-Sherm Swank, Aumsville'
12-E. G.. Seigmund, Klumb.
13--Scott Jones, Geryais.
Al. II. Roland. Jefferson.
l5-J. l.. Calvert, Hubbard.
16-Henry Hepner, Clymer.
III. N. Houck, jefferson.
18-N. S. Scollard, Gervais.,
80. l.. Hatteburg, Silverton'
2O-Eli Davidson, Marion,
21-E. n. Chatheld, Gates.
22-W. II. Robins, Salem:
23-A. NJ. Fry, Aurora; 0oint)
24-Scott Bozorth, Salem.
25-Jerome Simmons, turner
26-F. r.. Durette, Fairfield.
27-N. II. Looney, Jefferson
ga. L. Downing, Whiteaker.
3O-Warren Cranston, willard.
31-Daniel Ruggles, Brooks.
32-F. E. Osborne, Champoeg.
&c. +. Leatherman, Woodburn.
35-Miles Lewis, Lewisburg'
3G-W. II. Egan, Brooks,
37-David Cade, Rosedale.
g9 Chris X rippr Aurora.
4O-A, G., Jerman, Switzerland.
41-W. L. Hicks Silverton.
42-H. E. King, King.
j3-R. =. Phillips, Sublimity.
45-R. e. Kirk, st. Paul.
4S-T. G.. Chestnut, Salem.
50-T. G. James, Macleay.
5l-E. w. Baughman, Gervais.
81. II. Porter, (holdoyer).
5J-W. II. Humphreys, Clymer.
56-W. T.. Mckee, Mckee.
57-E. A NJ. Cone, Butteville.
5S--J. A. Hussey. Turner.
59-Felix Gregoire, Geryais.
GO. j, Goilin, Geryais..
Leonard Walker, Ale.
&C. O. Bursell, Silyerton.
65-S. Davis, Howell.
67-Frank Phelps, Sllverton.
68-John johnson, Gervais.
G9-G. w. Murphy, Independence
70-J. II. White, Mt. Angel.
7l--C. l.. Weaver, Liberty.
72-E. S. Longacre, Buena VISTA
73-T. T.. Miles, ScOtt's Mills.
74-W. p. Mulkey, Mehama.
75-G. NJ. Ospuland, Silverton.
7G-F. A. MangOld. GeTvaiS.
77-G. w. Caspell, Stayton.
7S-U. Simmons, Salem.
79-Geo. l.. Cornelius, Turner.
SOW. L. How'd, Shaw.
Sl-W. Huntley, Stayton.
S2-L. ID. Smith, Gervais.
S3-W. II. Tate, Sublimity.
S4-J. l.. Cook.
S5-Arthur G.. Brown.
S6-W. j. Haberly, Silverton.
S7-Arthur Wood, Turner.
S8-J. o. Beardsley, Salem.
SCI. w. McCulloch, Salem.
00-F. NJ. Taylor, Mehama.
Ol-JOhn Butsch, Mt. Angel.
92--H. l.. Eberhard, Champoeg.
D3-C. II. King, Silverton.
04-Edwin Cooley, Mt. Angel.
05-E. G. Harritt, Silverton.
CIV. III. Miles, Rosedale.
07-Jesse | Doty, Scott's Mills.
9S-A. w. Wright, Mehama.
00-S. NJ. Fletcher, Fair Grounds
100-Johh Short, Macleay.
l0l-Joseph Hutsby, Mehama.
l02 Arthur Girod, (holdoyer.)
lO3-W. Il. Finer, Woodburn.
l04-W. II. Townsend, Woodburn.
lO5-Willls Dunagan, Sllyerton.
l06-Frank Bauer, Mill City.
l07-D. G. Van Gorder, Hullt.
1OS-R. w. Newland, Mill City.
l09--John Willis, Independence.
ll0-Jacob AmstutZ, Silverton.
HE. w. Ross, Silverton.
ll2--W. Doeriler, Sublimity.
ll3-W. II. Pfening, Salem.
lli-Frank Maulding, Silverton.
1l5-S. w. Minturn, Elkhorn.
ll6-W. III. Adair, Noble.
ll7-Il. ID. Bondy, Niagara.
llS-Iliram Mann, Salem.
ll9-N. A. Manning, Gervais.
l20-P. A. Correll, Berry.
l2l-W. II. Foster, Gates.
l22-J. II. Leisy, Brooks.
l23-JOhn Butterworth, Albany;Ut
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE Three acros Of land in Yew
Park, with good house and barn, 100 fruit
trees, all rich garden land, for sale cheap.
Apply to Rewis Pettyjohn. 3 u I'm
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WAGON 4 REPAIR SHOP

have removed my shop to J. J. HIarkins'
late place OF business and am prepared to do
all kinds Of first class blacksmith and wood
work. Twill b. pleased to see my friends
there.
II. ]. HERscHBACH,
10 Ch meketa street.
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The new state census declares there
are ~ ,ieo hogs in Oregon besides the
Salem hog,
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WANTED-To do any light work for board
and washing by a comepetent man, b, care
Journal. SI7 81
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TO TIE FARMERS

we nave Just eomple,eda new feed wand
Sae-hali sls block south Of the court house
fleaSe give us call. Team Ioc.
20 BUSSARD 4 SIMPKINs.
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IOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stoce OF
brushes Of all kinds in the
state. Artists materials, lime,
hair. cement and shingles, and
finest quality Of grass seeds.
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he Magazines in the county
with the Capital Journal. a and Vel z
Among the higher priced Sa.sIsDi ~ M
which, with all the features s.a,'llD,,.'.I = -
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New England Magazine. " "ssnpls ts
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FOR SALE CHEAP, OR RENT.-s acres
in West Salem. Large house and barn; I
acre variety bearing fruit trees, plenty Of
small fruit and grapes, good garden land,
"a acre timber land Will make a good
poultry ranch. Box I45. SI6tf
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WANrED-Situation by man with frst-elass
certificate, competent to set up and keep in
repair the Westinghouse air brake equip
ments complete. Address III. c, Branden.
burg, Cloverport, Ky. Box 81. SI9 Of
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y o. NEWS STAND. Local Subscription
agency Tor all newspapers and magazines
Miller, Prop, liz n
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honest, active gentleman or
lady to travel for reliable established houses
Salary $3.50, payable SIS weekly and ex.
penSes. situation permanent reference.
Enclose self addressed stamped envelope.
The Dominion Company, $40 Omaha Build.
ing, Chicago. 2aSIm
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TREES-Pruned and sprayed. Top grating
speciality, also bees transferred or put in
good shape. Call or addres Jno. W. Carr,
los Commercial street. 3.I2Im
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PUBLIC MEN, POLITICIANS AND BUS.
mess houses can obtain all newspaper infor-
nation from the press Of the state, coast and
SoGn'ry from the Press Clipping Bureau.
(Allen'sl Union Block, Podland. 10 ootG
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JERSEY iBULL-Pure bred Jersey bull for
service, One Of the finest ANIMALS bred in
Oregon. Terms 81 cash. Call at Englewood
Dairy, on Railroad and ID st. A. Rich, pro-
pTietor. 3Io d&wIm
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FOR SALE-Eight mich cows and two a
year olds. Inquire of NJ !, Egan, Gervais.
vi. 224f
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CARPET PAPER-Large lot Of heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. lust
the thing for putting under carpets. Cail at
Journal office. ~
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FOR SALE OR TRADE The best hay
fruit and stock ranch in Oregon, containing
400 acres. Will sell cheap, on easy terms, or
trade lor grocery stock. For particulars in
qalIe at tins Othee. ii. A. b. SIIIm'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

were harmonious. The speeches dealt
In generniities uon the benehcsnce Of
Arbitration. No utteranoas wero made
which might tend 10 embarrass the ad-
ministration In the conduct OF pend
In diplomatic negotiations with
hngland and Spain. Before the meet
Ing Secretary Olney was visited by n
commission consisting OF Judge DAILY.
Mr.. Curry and Judge Dodge. who out
lined the plans OF the conference and
submitted for his approval the resoiu-
tons which VIII be presented to tho
conference tomorrow. The secretary Of
state found nothing to criticise In the
resolutions and expressed sympathy
with the objects OF the meeting.
Mr.. Gardiner g. Hubbard OF Washing
ton called the audience TO order and In
roduced the temporary chairman. eS-
secretary or state John w. Foster
After a speech by Mr.. Foster. Judge
Day OF the committee on permanent
organization reported the selection OF
George r. Edmunds as president.
Among the vice presidents was Rev. w.
ID. Hare o, Texas.
A letter from Chief Justice Fuller was
read, conveying the regret that III
health and public duties would prevent
him testifying by his presence his APP
proval OF the great cause OF the con-
vention. Andrew Carnegie sent a let
ter indofsing the movement and enclos-
ed check for $1,000 to help defray the
expenses OF the meeting.
The night session of the conference
attracted large audience The speak
ers were Hon. Carl Schurz OF New York
and President Angel Of Michigan Uni
vcrsity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

San Antonio Tex. April 2e Especially
--Brophey's Bronahos defeated the Aus
tin Senators easily today by a score OF
Q 10 j. Nevin had the Senators at his
mercy and was invincible. only one hit
being made OFT of him and that was
the renkest Of scratches. The Bron-
chos played a Magnificent fielding game
and a catch by MciSeever and Grifiin's
play at short being OF the sensational
kind. About COO people saw the game.
Summary.
san Antonio. e, ...oot00t111--E
Austip.-... -. 1913 30 0 ] 0 0 0 OIL
Enrned runs-san Antonio, /. Base
hits--San Antonio, 7: Austin. /. Errors
San Antonio, 8. Austin /. Two-base
hiis-Crotty and Elsey. Three-base
hits--Crotty. Stolen bases-Elsey, New
In, Burns. Payne. Sacrifice hits
Mackey. McKeever. Jones 2. Nevin
Me. Base on baile-By Nevln. 9; by
Staples, 2, HIT by pitched ball-By
Staples. g. First base by errors--Aus-
tin. !; San Antonio. s. Left on bases--
san Antonio, 1; Austin, s Double
plays-Burns to Welkart, Griffin Ia
Crotty Wild Pitch--Nevln. Time OF
gane-1;ss. Umpire--Gareia.
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CLOSE.
The PantherS Win the
Second Game.
THE INDIANS PUT Up A FINE GAME
YESTERDAY, but TT piD
b, NO GOOD.
THE SCORE 2 TO 4,
NEW MATERIAL SECURED ny THE
nD,Aas.
-
dallas SIN a straight winaer-
Houston Again Pies. IN one from
galveston snd sen Antonio
Downs Austin
THE SCORE 2 TO 4,
NEW MATERIAL SECURED ny THE
INDIANS.

Those who were so unfortunate as
not 10 witness the second game be-
tween the Painters and the Indians,
missed the finest exhibition Of ball yet
seen on the home grounds. Although
the crowd was somewhat small. COM
pared with the attendance Of previous
days, the appreciation Of those present
was manifested BY long and loud APP
plRuse The game was n pitchers bat
tie from the start, and many were the
brilliant stops and throws The sup
port on both sides was good, and de-
rsryes special mention.
Clark at short for the visitors re-
deemed his record OF the previous
game. and showed that he Is II good
player in the right place. He made
phenomenal stops Of the balls. which.
under ordinary circumstances, we're
good safe base hits. two OF which We're
In succession Ills batting, too. was
good. making two Of the six hits cred
ited TO his team
McAlllat3n. was In the box for the
ffst six innings. and only allowed the
Indians 10 make three safe hits on
his delivery. In the seventh Gear was
Substituted, and to his work Is prob
ably due the Victory Of the Partners
The hits on both sides were scattered.
the Partners did not get two IN any
one inning. while Denison only secured
two IN the eighth, and thon failed to
score.
The particular feature OF the game
was throw OF Nance from deep CEN
ter 10 home plate. catching the base
runner and retirlns the side, when II
looked as II Denison was q sure wins
ner,
w. ber'H delivery was very effective.
there being but six scattering hits Sc
cured of II.
The manager OF the club has been
reaching out for new material. and has
secured some good men, which Will
greatly improve the team. and make It
n dangerous competitor IN the race for
the pennant. Tie club has some ex-
cellent men. and Will on their homs
ground make 4 strong bid for the pat
ronnge they should merit.
In the last half OF the ninth Valdois,
when there We're runnerH On necond
and third. attempted TO bunt the ball,
allowing score TO pass the rubber,
on 81. third attempt he foulcd the
bail and was declared out, retiring the
Denison boys with two men on bases,
Following "a tho complete score.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23
is TO Be RELEASED
INV. DIAz AND MS BRornER TO
he SET FREE.
The Two prisoners Claim they
have Been Wen Treated by
Their cap,or,-c'hsr Spanish En-
g@semsntse

Havana. April e.--Captain- General
weyler, It became known this evenings,
has decided 10 release Rev. Alberto
Dlax, the American Baptist missionary,
and his brother Alfred from custody on
condition that they leave Cuba immedi-
atcly.
A dispatch from Matanzas says that
two American newspaper correspond
ents, OLeary and Daily, are detained
by the authorities there.
A Protestant clergyman called upon
the niaz brothers since they have been
In custody at the residence Of the chief
OF police. Coppeiio, and was informed
by the prisoners that they are treated
with every consideration by Coppello
and his assistants They have no conf
plant TO make. United States Consul
Ramon Williams Is actively engaged
on the case and nothing win be left un-
done to provide for their comfort while
In the hands OF the police
The insurgents have burned the mas
chlnery and building OF the plantation
trlct
General pando is to return to Spain
next month.
A detachment OF gendarmes has been
engaged with band OF rebels in the
GuanaJacao district near this city The
latter retired with loss and burned the
village OF Pepo San Antonio
Colonel Hernandez, acting In combi-
nation With other columns OF Spanish
troops In the province OF Pinar del Rio,
has been engaged with the rebels under
Accn and BorRes. numbering about 800
men. The vanguard Of the Spanish
column. consisting OF a squadron OF
cavalry jumped the nelghboring fences
and charged the innurgent camp at n
gallop. The Insurgents retreated to-
ward the swamps and the troops stop
ned firing TO avoid hitting the soldiers
belonging to another Spanish column In
the neighborood and In line with the
retreating enemy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23
LOCAL rroKurs.

McGinnls left last night for San An
tonic, where he will ofiiclato as UNI
ERE. He has not been released by the
DenlAons, however, and IL liable 10 DO
recalled at amy time.
Mike O'Connor, who was with Ted
Sullivan's Steers laGt season, has beon
secured BY Manager Peacock 10 hold
down the Initial bag.
A new man. whuse name II was i'm
possible TO learn. viii arrive from st.
Louis IN time TO participate with the
indians Ia their ilrst game on the home
grounds.
Cehili. who was released by Fort
WoVth some days ago. played second
FOR the Indians yesterday. and will
probably DO signed by the club manage
mrnt.
Stapleton heads tho batting average
OF the Painters with 900 per cent 10
his credit Gear and Meyers being a
close second.
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nnurlon. Gnlreslon.

Galveston. Tex. April q. -(speciail
Houston didn't hit Brott last Sunday
much. but the Bunaios turned them
selves loose today and more than COM
pcnsated for their defeat OF yesterday.
Sensational nelding WAS the feature OF
the game, which was full OF ginger.
The score:
Galveston 1900 90 / o. -
Houston .....0 0 0 Of 3 0 x--5--is--1
Batterles-B rott and Belt; Leeson
and Cote. Earned runs--lHouston, ..
Two base hita- Houston, ?; Galveston.
2. Struck out, by Lecson--2; by Brctt.
3. Basee on balls. off Leeson--2.
Double plays--Galyeston. !. Stolen
bases-Houston, Q Batteries hit
Brott, !. Time OF camel hour and
eighteen minutes. Umpire--Land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23
State SpeeiaRs.


TEMPLE, Tex. April 22.-(speciaI)--
The reception rendered by the board
OF trade last night to the members and
their families was well Intended, about
% people being present to listen to
the addresses and music
HlCO, Tex, April 22.-(Special)-A
train of II cars of stock cattle left
here last night for the Indian Terri
tory. Twenty cars more followed to-
day.
BoNHAM, Tex. April 22.--(speciaI -
In the county court Bob Jones was
convicted OF violating the local OPP
ton law, and fined s25 and given 20
days in jail. Jules Knox and Cal Or
gan were acquitted OF the same charge.
STRAWS, Tex, April 22.-(Special r.
Mrs. Minnie Houghton, wife of Mr..
Daniel Houghton, prominent railroad
man OF this place, died yesterday after
lingering illness. Funeral services at
ris OF Thurber Junction.
SNYDER, Tex, April 22.-(Specinl)-
The executive committee OF the Peo-
pies party mot on the 18th and en-
dorsed ii. p. We,lborn for sheriff and
tax collector. ]. A. stanely for county
Judge and T, II. Crowder for tax as
SCISSOR. The Democrats have made 10
move yet In organizing for the cam
paign.
TERRELL, Tex. April Ca Especially
The city council failed TO harmonize
this evening. SO the election will take
place, as ordered. for mayor and two
aldermen
GATESVILLE. Tex, April 22.-(spe-
cial.)-The new city officers We're in
Quoted into Office Monday evening. A.
y, West Is the new mayor.
DUNCANvILLE, Tex, April 22.-
tSpecial)-The second quarterly con-
ference of the NJ L. Church for the
Cedar HIN and Duncanville district has
Just closed. quite an interest was man
Tested. Rev. Buck Hughes of Dallas
and Rev. strntton Of Cedar Hin were
the leading spirits OF the occasion,
LoNGVlEW Tex. April 22.-(spe-
cial) ALA Hamilton, wife of Dr.
r. d. Hamilton, died yesterday after n
lingering illnesss.
GArESVlLLE. Tex, April 22.--(spe-
cial)--The commissioners court. in
called session. yesterday appropriated
s2'oeO for the lettering OF the county
roads. $3.50
MARLIN, Tex, April %. --tspecial)-
There has been revival meeting I'm
PROGRESS here for the past week, and IL
VIII continue through this week Or.
Goodwin, the pastor has been assisted
BY q. II. Fair Of Bremond, ana DIR. j.
L. Massey Of San Antonio. A good
number has beeen added TO the church
by the meeting,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

Galveston, Tex, April 22,--(special.)--
The following motions were submitted
In the court OF civil appeals to-day:
For rehearink-M. Hinzie VS.. w, l..
Moody y Co. from Anderson; Edwin
Chamberlain vs.. j. w. Daller. from
Washington; Florsheim Bros.' Dry
Goods Company. VS.. II. j. Tod. from
Shelby; Western Union Telegraph Co.
VS.. c. A. Polzer, from Lavnch.
TO dlHmiss appeai-Jnmes Converse
ex rel vs.. r. .. I.ongmire. from Whar-
ton; Abraham Hassei VIZ. John Scott.
from Anderson: A. NJ. Hays VS.. G. u.
Bird. from Polk.
Hon. J. d. owen Of Edna. Jackson
county, IN in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

son. /; Chamberlain. /; Jantzen. 1.
Three base hits--none. Homo runs
noue Struck out--By Campbell, 8; BY
Chamberlain. l. Bases on called balls
Elbcr6eld, ]; Kallehoh, !; White, i;
prltchard, ?; Sage, }; Donahue, I;
Lynch. !. Double Elbcrfieid 10
white 10 Prltchard: Oswald 20 Lynch
10 Jantzcn. Stolen bases--Sage. J.;
Aahenback, 4: Campbell. l. Bastian, p:
Knlkhoff. /; Prltchard, 2; White, 2;
Earle, 2. Batteries hlt--Robinsou,
SAGE Passed halls--sage, 4. Wild
pitches--none. Time OF game--l 80.
Umpire--McLaug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

Dallas. April 2.--tspeclai.)-Dalla
and Sherman crossed bats today for
the second game. and the Nnvlgators
made monkeys 81 them. They hit
Chamberlain at VIII. while the sher-
man boys could do very little with
Campbell. At critical points he was
invlncible. Excepting nun OF ny
ball by Captain White the Dallas
tenm's fielding was perfect
The Aherman boya played q good
feldlnK game. but could not do any
thing with tho stick. They are sim
ply outclassed when they 10 up
against the Navigators.
Lynch's and Donahue'H fielding was
tho feature on the part OF Sherman
Gage also caught good game and
had he n few better stlclers aud an
other good pitcher his team would
make 4 better showing In this league
Dallas .-....-......0 0207 sid
Sherman ...........0 0 o D O1 2 o. 3
Suminary--Earned runs. Dallas. s..
Two base hits--Aahonbnck. 4; Robin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

owenshoro. KY. April 1s.-~ssuator
rillman Of south Carolina spoke here
this afternoon TO 5000 enthusiastic per-
rons. The crowd almost went Wild az
and Wall street lie arraMned Clove-
land. Carlisle. Lindsay yandin his char
ncteristlo style aronsed tho farmers
to the highest pitch Of enthusiasm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

Raynor, Tex, April %. especially -.
a Much sa,ist;action 4 expressed here
In pnrdoping Il j Fusion. who was
sent e the renltentiary for killing Inc
seduced OF his daughter. Mr. Fuaton II
an estlinnble citizen Of this tstonewalD
county and cur people have fsIt an
noidinK sympathy Tor him IN his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

Coy and Prof Rosworth Instructor az
nm athletic club In New York city, met
here tonight IN ten-round mill. A
fair audience was present, Mccoy was
In fine condition. while Iosworth was
too tat. In moment after the gong
sounded It was seen that Mccoy had
MS man az hia mercy and In the seq
ond round put him out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

crelnatorlum Official: We have both
me Italian and French systems in
y, here: which would you prefer for
s ~. Az ianlented- Widow The French.
husband tsoba) conlf never tolerate
I,enan cooking. laoth sob In unison -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

n. Peok-The doctor says that my
trouble Is only rheumatisin in tho lumbar
Mrs. n, Pock-In the lumber reRionf
Docs no mean to say thoro is somethinz
The matter with your heads--Ind Indianapolis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

Hicks; Everybody's buying bicycles
one, too, n you could raise the wind Z
Wicks; think ] could raise the wind
an right. but It Is the tires that 60
around the wind. together with the
other parts OF The machine that trouble
rao.--Boston Transcript
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23
WOMAN on A JuRY.
The First Woman 10 Enter the Jury
HOY In CnInrnnn-

Denver. Col, April ~ Judge johnson
accepted Madam A. Warren as a Juror
IN the dlstrict court. She il the firat
woman to serve as a juror in Colorado.
The other district 1udgea hole that
women are Ineligible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23
phIIndcIphln-New VOID.

AZ Philadelphia
Philadelphia 20 2020 0 t--s-12-2
TAYLOR and Grady; Meeiin. zemour
md Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

Washington. April 22--Three hum
dred. distinguished looking men met
at NetzcrottE hail thss Afternoon for n
conference 10 promote the propaganda
for international arbitration which has
been supported by many religious and
secular organizations since the Ven
ezueinu boundary dispute and tails OF
war between United Staten and Great
Britain.
The proeesdlnga q ths frst sessIon
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sENrnNonp ro nANa.


cleburne Tex, April 22.-(speclal. -
John wilkins was sentenced this norm
ing by judge HAL 20 be hanged by the
neck M dead on the 2dth day Of June,
for the mufdcr of q Taylor, In This
county, October 81. 1895
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

The"testudo" In use among the Romans
When hosieging q city was no doubt sue.
aeatod BY The Shape aud she'll Of tho Tor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-23

Mobile ......,..7054201 2-sf-qd--5
New Orleans .712S0 O-2i--ie--4
schmidt. Witrock, 3ruoitneld and
Wright; Walsh, Smith and dondlng.
Tie. called on accout Of darkness.