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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
CAPTURED
Havana In Possession
Of the CubanS.
THE sPANIARDs ARE HEsiMED IN
ON ALL SIDES.
CAMPOS RESIGNS.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO THAT EFF
FACT MADE IN MADRID-THE
REPORT Is DENIED.
More Troops to lie Sent From spnin
Insurgents Cause Destruction
tn Their March.

Boston, Jan. 6.-The Traveller has
received the following dispatch:
Batabano, Cuba, jan. G.-At 1880
o'clock this morning the cable operator
here received the following dispatch:
Cubans have captured the city Ola
vana). Mora Castle alone holds out.
General Campos 49,. Here the dis
patch ended abruptly, as cable com
munlcati0n between Havana and this
point was cut off.
There has been no confirmation OF the
statement contained In the foregoing
dispatch that Havana has been cap
tured.
Jesus Petunn, a well-known patriot,
received a cipher dispatch from Cen
eral Gomez this morning declaring
that the Spaniards We're hemmed on all
sides and that before nlghtfall Havana
would be in possession Of the patriotic
troops.
Madrid, Jan. 6.-The Heraldo an
nounces that Martinez de Campos, cap
encouragement of the island, has
signed.
The Cuban news recently received
here has caused much excitement In
Spain, and It is believed that further
endorsements will be dispatched to
Cuba.
London, Jan IA dispatch to tho
Times from Madrid says the report
that Captain General Campos has re-
signed IL denied in official circles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

sues altogether think the call for bids
much better than dealing with the
New York syndicate, which was gem
orally expected.
Mr. Cannon. chairman Of the appro-
priation committee, said of the cali;
AS ! understand 1t. the proposed
syndicate arrangements substantially
looked toward placing the bonds In the
United States, III these bonds we/e
now ready for delivery and the couh-
try understood that they could be had
for ITO or liz, which Is below the mar
ket price for similar bonds, have no
doubt the banks would take them to
increase their circulation, using the
gold In their vaults to make pay
ments."
Mr.. Walker tMass), chairman Of the
banking and currency committee, said;
when the president has a chance to
issue ten year bonds and issues thirty
year bonds, he does an act that Will
be universally condemned In the near
future, If not today"
Mr.. Hepburn (Rep. Ia) said: This
call places Senator. Hill In rather
queer light after his assertions that
nothing of the sort was contemplated.
1t looks as though his defehse of the
administration was unauthorized
Mr.. Dingley, chairman of the ways
and means committee, declined to be
quoted. The general opinion of the
Republicans seems to be. however. an
approval of the determination of the
president TO offer the bonds to the
people, but regret was expressed that
an invitation was not extended to the
public TO take the bonds at once.
Mr.. Patterson (Dem., TennD said: II
thoroughly approve or the circulation.
/ think 1t will be popular and success
full
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
ONEFOR FORTp|
AND THE OTHER oxtI.
WANTED NY TN !.
TAI c,rr.
The Case OF Miami Mer,,,
posed of Yesterday 4
state comml..ie.

Austin, Tex. Jan. e.-fs,.
effort is being made by M
secure for Austin the next Il
cratic executive commit.
which is to meet. It is una..
latter part OF this month N
of next for the purpose NJ
the times and places for n
next state conventions. h n
that different ones of ths y
have expressed a prefefrs,,
committee $ meeting here III
The capital city viii mah
effort to secure the next II,
ton to select delegates tom
convention. This conventb,.
to be n very interesting ousf
are not n few Democrat III
In advance predict that h \
very notable gathering. I
cations are favorable Ia 4
capital city, and there med I
prise II she pulls the plum h
Fort Worth seems to be M
for the state nominating n
1t Is understood that Wsmt +
weston will be in the fight /,
Panther city. 'f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
A LITTLE OUTCAST
Is FOUND IN THE PUBLIC ROAD
NEAR HILLsBoRo.
II Is only About n Day Old but VIII
lie Well Taken
Care or.

Hlllsboro, Tex, Jan. 6,--(speclal.)-
News reached here yesterday morning
that n baby about twenty-four hours
old had been found near the residence
OF Mr., John Sawyer, farmer living
near Woodbury., eight miles northwest
OF here. ON inquiry It was learned
that a box had been found by Mr. Saw
Yer by the roadside near his house and
on examination 1t was found to contain
a i've baby boy, apparently about one
day old. The little fellow was packed
In cotton and tow-sack and an old
quilt wrapped around II, otherwise It
was in n nude condition II was cared
for and some OF the neighbors came in
and nursed II, and the little outcast is
doing nicely
officers went out yesterday to the
scene. and in all probability win locate
the unnatural parent, and some sensa.
tionnl developments may be expected,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
CONGRESSIONAL AM COUNTY
chnirmen of I'll. Republican Party
Of Texas.

Sherman, Tex. Jan. 6-(speoial)--
Congressional and county ehairmen OF
the Republican party OF Texas will
please take notice that no call for
congressional or county conventions for
the purpose OF selecting delegates to
the national Republican convention Of
1896. has been PROMULGATED by the state
Republican executive committee OF
Texas. therefore the said congressional
and county chnirmen have no authority
to issue any such call until authorized
by the state Republican executive COM
mittee OF fexas and any conventions
called OF hcld prior to such authority
VIII be regarded as irregular and Will
not be recognized. Nothing but cun-
fusion can result from such q proceed
nre- II seems to have been construed
by some, that the proceedings OF tho
national executive committee authoriz-
"a district chairmen to Issue such call
but said committees action was for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
THE DESTRUCTIVE TORCH.


The Cubans Destroy Property Wher-
ever They March.
Havana, Jan, 6y--Little news ls re-
celved in this city regarding the move
ments Of either the Spanish or Cuban
forces. the lines Of communication be-
ing cut in every direction out of Ha-
vana.
Enough Is reported from points In
the province of Plnar del Rio, however,
to show that the insurgent columns
have covered q wide territory in that
province and are increasingly destroy
Ing the sugar cane and damaging the
tobacco crop.
Gulara Mellna is an important VII
lage of 1000 inhabitants. situated In
fertile district. The reports from there
the INSURGENTS plundered the
church, the business houses. stores and
private residences and then destroyed
thcm entirely. They are also said to
have killed the mayor and prominent
merchant of the place. Similar tales
come from other towns In the route
of the Insurgents march. Gularn, a
small village east OF Gulara Mcllna
and west of Gulnes. was also burned.
The zone Included in the country
about the villages of Qulylcan. Duran
aud san Felipe in the southern part OF
the province of Havana has been swept
clean by the destructive torch of the
Insurgents.
Incoming trains from the south are
bringing In vast thrungs of refugees,
men, women and children, some OF
whom have been burned out OF house
and home, but most OF whom are sim
ply fleeing from fear of violence, having
hastily gathered together a few house
hold goods.
There is some faint attempt to hold
the insurgents In Pinar del Rio as in a
trap. as was calculated could be done
when the insurgents broke through the
line into Santa Clara and again into
Matanzas but there Is no robust con
vlction in the minds of even the most
hopeful of the authorities that Gomez
Will not be able to lead his forces into
the province Of Plnar del Rio when he
is so minded and when any peril de-
yelops for his army.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
COMMENTS on THE CALI.
Few Senators Willing to Talk on the
Bond Issue.

Few Senators Willing TO Talk on the
Bond Issue,
Washington. Jan. 6--Senators did NOT
seem disposed to talk about the bond
call issued by Secretary Carlisle. Dem
ocratic senators generally We're non
commlttal.
Senators Harris and Vest. both mem
bers OF the finance committee said they
had not read the call and had nothing
to say.
Senator German said the call WINS
all right and was the same as the first
two bond Issues by this administration.
There were not many Republican SEN
ators about the capital. Most of them
We're reticent as to the call.
Senator Morrill,, chairman of the
finance committee, said there was moth
ing to say about the call. that 1t spoke
for itself.
Senator Teller said he was gratlfed
that the president had decided upon a
popular loan. and he had no doubt the
people would respond In way 10 inst
iLy the course decided upon. Mr., Teller
dld not consider that the sum OF 500.
100000 asked for would be necessary
For himself he did not consider that
any bonds were demanded and he
thought that even from the presidents
point OF view smaller sum than 800 :
100000 would be sufficient.
The call was an entire surprise IN
the house, for II had not been antIc,-
pated. The plan Ia generally approved
by members of both parties, who be-
neSeu there was a necessity for bonds
ana those who r~a nn~osAd IN ha-d is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
WILL REARREST HIM
ANOTHER SENSATIONAL SEQUEL
IN THE FAMOUS ARMIES CASE.
The Major VIII he Again demanded
to Military Custody-Ruilng of
the Court.

Washington. Jan. 6.-rhe sensational
Armes case, arising out of the arrest
OF Major Arnes and his confinement
by order Of General schofcld. had an
other sensational sequel today when
the district court of appeals overruled
the order of Judge Bradley, who had
released Armes on writ of habeas
corpus an ordered his arrest. and that
he be remanded to military custody.
In Its opinion tho court OF appal says
that Judge BrNdleys action vas or
roneous. 1t directs him to vacate his
orders discharging Armes, orders thai
warrant be issued for his regrrest
and MAT he then be rcmanded 10 the
custody of Colonel Closson OF the
Washington barracks, under whose di-
rection he was confined at the bar
racks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
KEARBY CONFIDENT.
THINKS HE WILL WIN HIS SEAT
IN CONGRESS-.
He Has Gone 10 Washington 10
thing Of the Noted Contest.

Dallas. Tex. Jan. 6.-(special)-T
Hon Jerome C Kearby. Populist, has
gone to Washington, d. c., whittier
he goes to look after his contest for
the seat in the national house OF rep
resentatives. now held by the Hon. 10
Abbott, Democrat. Mr.. Kearby con-
siders his chances good for securing the
seat. Mr. Abbott had less than $50
plurality In the Sixth district More
than 100 votes We're thrown out In the
city of Dallas by the canvassers on
technicalities under the blanket Austral-
ian ballot law. Nearly all voters thus
DISTINGUISHED apparently intended to
vote for Mr.. Kearby He believes con-
gress Will consider the intent of the
voters and award him the seat,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

the uniform guidance Of the respec-
tive state executive committees, All
county and district officers are ahso-
lutely subordinate to the edicts OF the
state executive committee. consequent
~ must get auInurity FOR convention
calls from such committee through Its
chairman. Those advising TO the con-
trary must be DESTROYS OF Feeing confus-
ion and contest. which by all means
should be avoided. In due time an
official call Will be issued. II any con-
ventlons have already been called such
call will be retracted al once Hearty
cooperation in this ~ requested OF all
officers Of tue party In Texas
JOHN GRANT.
Chairman state Republican Executive
Committee OF Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
CRACK SHOTS MEET.
1T is A GREAT GATHERING Al
SAN ANTONIO.


San Antonio, Tex. Jan. e.-(spec-
iol.)-About 100 of the finest shots in
The world have arrived In the city TO
participate In the mid-wlnter shooting
tournament which begins here tomor-
row and continues four days. A prac-
tice shott was held today In which
o. II. Dlekey OF Boston led by a
score OF eighty straight, The entries
for tomorrow viii not fall short OF 100,
and Rolla Hellkes, the champion shot
OF the world says 1t Is one of the
largest gatherings of crack shots ever
seen in America.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
COM M { RCIAL.


Cameron, Tex. Jan. 6.-(Special.)-
r, G, Faulkner & Co, grocers, of this
city closed their doors this morning.
N. Cass was named as trustee. The
following are the liabilities;
Glass At. $. Henderson, attorneys
fees, $500; Crawford & Crawford. note,
$1,000. Glass B-Rotan Grocery COM
pany, Waco, $i.SlO96; W. A. Cooper a.
Co, Waco, S2.335.S9 Glass C--Willis.
Landes G Co, Galveston. s3S10s; Il. o.
Stonnard Milling company, Dallas,
$685.
Total liabilities preferred. S9.39s.4S.
There were quite n number that
were left out entirely
Stock about $500 or $1,000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
CASE CONTINUED.
THE TRIAL OF IL. J. CANTw ELL
GOES OVER AT WACO.
Statement of the Loss In the whole
sale Hardware House Firc-A
Football Challenge.

Waco, Tex, Jan. 6.--The habeas cor
pus trial Of f. ], Cantwell charged
with the murder OF his wife by ad-
ministering poison TO her, was con-
tinued today in the Nineteenth District
court. The prosecution introduced adj
nitional testimony corroboratory OF that
previously taken. For the defense the
only material evidence was that OF DR..
Boyd, who attended the derendanta
wife in her illness. He testified that
her death was due to enlargement OF
the lungs or congestion, The taking Of
further testimony will be resumed to-
morrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Austin, Tex, Jan. G.-(Special.)--
Proceedings of the supreme court to-
day:
Writs OF error 'refused-Hartman vs.
Huntington, from Liberty; G. E.Wenka
ct al. VS., Dyches ct al, from William
son; Blum Land company vs.. Rogers,
Nacogdoches Gulf. Colorado and San
Ia Fe Railroad company VS.. Jagoc,
from Denton; Muenster vs.. Field. from
Caldwell; Olive, Sternberg Il Co. VS..
Sabine and East Texas Railway COM
pany, from Hardin; Moses, receiver.
VS.. Hansford. from Burnet; Blum vs..
Smith. from Galyeston; Pickett and
wife va. Williams, from Travis; Texas
lin ct AL. from Tarrant; Fields vs..
Lane ct al. from Harrison, Mariposa
Land and Cattle company VS.. SILL
man, from Kinney.
Dismissed for want OF jurisdiction
New York and Texas Land company
VS.. owen ct al. from Robertson.
Writ Of error granted-Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railroad company and
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
way company VS.. F,dlOff. from Dallas.
In Bonnell VS.. Prince ct al, from
Kerr. plaintiff in error Is allowed ten
days in which to amend application.
Rehearing of application overruled--
Wits f4NteFS VI. MuOfes from I'M.
Submitted for rehearlng Houston Dl-
rect Navigation company VS.. Insurance
company OF North America. from Gal
weston; Desmuke ct al VS. Houston
ct al, from Liberty; Bonnet VS..
Galveston. Harrisburg nnd San An
tonic Railway company, from Val
Verde.
Causes submitted--Cleveland School
Furniture company vs.. Hotchkiss,
from Dallas; McLaren VS.. Jones, from
Archer: lei Pnso National bank vs..
Fuchs, from FL Paso.
The case of Hun ct al. VS.. Crawford
ct al. from Wichita. was submitted
upon briefs and oral argument.
Set for January 10, 90 and 20 respect-
ively--Bahn VS.. Starcke, from Blanco:
Halbert ct al. VS.. San Saba Springs
Land and Livestock association, from
sutton; Cole VS.. Grigsby, from Dallas.
The clerk Of the supreme court Is
compiling n list of all the practlCing
attorneys OF the state. which he ex-
poets to complete before the next meet
ing OF the Texas State Bar associa-
tiOn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
ARGUMENT COMPLEX


Austin, Tex, Jan. 6,--(spe
case of the Miami mercnsSS
the railroad commission comp,
the Southern Kansas roilro.e.5j
ton Of rates on coal shippea Y
handle City TO Miami va
today and testimony was v
completed this afternoon. tl
ant railroad answers thai w
was an interstate one orA
Colorado and ending a. Z
though a reshipment was ~
handle City, The plainu~
that the shipment was a smv
Panhandle City. subject wvi
road regulations, and tnat VI
were exorbitant. The CONN .i'
the case under considefp'a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
UNDER THE SHADOW
OF THE COURT HOUSE A CATTLE
MAN KILLS ANOTHER
Tho Judge Was Impanneiinw the
Grand Jury When the shoot
ing Took Place.

franklin. Tex. Jan. s.--Cspecial,)-
District court convened here today,
and while the judge was lmpanneI-
ing the grand Jury. Tom Melton, white.
shot and killed Tom Carr, eolored,
within the shadow OF the courthouse.
They were both eattlemen. Particulars
are not obtainabie. as Melton refuses
to taik
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

Houston mud Texas Central
Rnilrond Commisalsl

Austin, Tex. Jan. 6.-tspxA.
case of the Houston and T1
trail railway against the siats I
commission to test the nshi /
commission 10 regular o1nfni5,
called in the distrlci nsuF foda
went over until IN fist instas
agreement of parths TO the suit
compress interests ore repvestI
Attorney j. l.. Harris q Dali
encouragement Representing \ !
mission. e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

Paris, Tex, Jan. G.-(special)--L II.
Paddock conveyed his stock of confec-
tionerles. fruits, cigars. fixtures, etc,
today In deed OF trust to W. A. Logan
for the benefit Of his creditors. Denton
& Long are to be paid 500. and S. d.
Hall $500 and whatever remains Is TO
be prorated among preferred creditors
to the amount of about $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

Elgin, Tex, Jan. 6.--(speeial.) Poor
collections and impatient creditors
forced c. d, Speed. dealer in general
about $4,000. Assets unknown. Home
creditors are protected. W. Il. McCul-
Tough was named as assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
FAvoRs FOnT Won
j. 5. Harris Expressed MI
the State Conveutinl

Austin. Tex, Jan. G,-fspss
j. J.. Harris, one Of the Lad
cal lights OF Dallas, was ben,
legal business. He exprexS
as favoring Fort Worth fost
nominating convention. b.
strong terms his respect b i
Cleveland. whom he declared
even further than John Shem
financial question, and It ~
the president was deterninsi
rupt the government by hhj
a time when the populaU
prosperous. la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
NEW COURTHOUSE.


sui INIIEUTIIO,
san Antonio. Tex, Jan. 6.-(Special1
The bids for the completion of the
new county courthouse We're opened
today by the county commissioners
court, and were as follows: John and
Edward Myerhoff, Palestine, Tex, $77,-
zoo, less $500 " hydraulic elevator il
accepted; Otto p, Kroeger, 500. 800; a .
Murer SSO,227; Schultz Bros. Manufac-
turing company, SSl,2S1. The contract
was awarded to Otto p. Kroeger, and
1t provides that the work will be com
pleted In seven months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
DIES OF HEART rAILuRE.

Major Seymour or the United States
Army Dies Suddenly.
San Antonio. Tex, Jan. 6,-,,spcciai)
Charles W. Seymour sergeant ma
tor OF the Fifth United States cavalry.
died suddenly today OF heart failure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

Ardmore, l. T., Jan. 6.--tspeoial)-
J. $. o'Mealy made an assignment
today, naming Frank Douglass as
slgnee. The preferred creditors are.
Moran Scott, sl25: Lee Cruce. $75; First
National bank. $500. Liabilities and as
sets unknown
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
THE NEWS CONFIRMED.



cubans Are Entering Havana.
Detroit, Jan. 6,-Mr. Thomas Dlckln-
son said tonight that he had received
q telegram from tho Insurgents con-
hrmatory of the fact that the insurg-
ents were actually entering Havana,
Mr.. Dickinson declined to give the
sender's name or the precise words OF
his dispatch. Commenting on the fact
that the Cubans were able to achieve
inson said;
Every member OF congress- should
bow his head In shame that no stems
We're taken towards recognizing the
state OF war that has existed. Now
they have evidently won their inde.
pendenee not only without the aid of
New York, Jan. GA special To The
Journal from Havana says:
1'HA '""''-~@-' arrrses ara --s.Nin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

Several Firms Dissolve Partnership at
Gatesvllle.

Gatesvllle Tex, Jan. G.-(speclal. y
King & NJ CURE, druggists, have ais.
solved j. Il. King retiring and j. 10.
Mcclure continuing.
Saunders & Sappington. general mer-
chandisc, dissolved partnership, Frank
Saunders continuing the business.
u. NJ Glider & Co, druggists, have
also dissolved, NJ. w. Crocker retiring
aud U. NJ. Glider continuing the bust.
ness.
Brack Garrett has sold his stock of
dry goods to NJ. w. Crocker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
SHOT A NEGRO.

He Was Trying to Effect an Entrance
to q Store.
Nayasota, Tex, Jan. 6.--(Special.)-
9. O. Terrell, sleeping I'm +. w.
Brosig's store, was awakened last
night by some one trying to effect an
entrance, He fired three shots. all of
which took effect In negro. who win
die from his wounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
SHOT AND KILLED.
A TRAGEDY ENACTED AT MILANo
RESULTING IN A DEATH.
Joe Taylor Uses His Gun With Fatal
Eject Upon Hiram
Smith.

Milano, Tex, Jan. e.-(special Joe
Taylor of Buffalo shot and killed
Hiram Smith two miles north of MI
lano at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

Yesterday began the January term Of
the county ecurt. The criminal docket
was called and cases set for trial. which
VIII occupy the next three weeks. a
few minor cases. were also disposed OF.
To-day the clyll docket will be call
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

Farmersville, Tex. Jan. 6-(spe-
claL)--J. w. MeCrow. groeeryman. as
signed TO r, +, Scott Grocery COM
pany. Paris. Tex. William Milling
trustee. Assets. 5000. Liabilities,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

sight OF Havana, and the firing OF
muskets and cannon Il plainly heard
In the eastern suburbs. The trains
that can be gotten into the city on the
few railroads that have not yet been
destroyed by the patriots are loaded
with refugees from the surrounding
cities and villages. Hundreds OF field
hands also have arrived In Havana
with their families.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
MADE AN AssIGNMENT

San Angelo. Tex, Jan. G.--(speoial)
Charles Hull made an assignment
Saturday for the benefit of his credit
ors Liabilities. si2sS.2I; assets about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
RAIN IN souTH TnxAs.

A Freeze Would Greatly Injure the
Cattle.
Houston, Tex, Jan. G.-(special)--.
Rain has been falling over most of
South Texas for twenty-four hours
and everything Is soaked. If a freeze
follows cattle will be In bad condi-
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07

New York, Jan, G.-
steamer Massasoit. when
day. reports having sigh1ea'
22. the steamer Eaglet ~
four dismasted and pouri
heavy sea- All We" 4
drowned. j,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
ADVICE TO MoItiEkn

Mira. iwinslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for chidren teethihg. II
soethes, tho chil1. softens the gums, allays
= - 100, lA entA. -. 80. 49, .-..,a =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-07
HIS LEG BROKEN.
A Runaway al Elgfh WIN serlou.

Results.
Elgln, Tex, Jan. G,--tSpecial.) -Yes-
terday George Michael. a negro living
near Webberville. had his leg broken
above the knee by his horse running
away with him and throwing him out
Of a gig.