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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
THROUGH HIS HEAD.
HE HAD rnRnArESED TO END MS
LIFE ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS,
Hot IL Was Not Beiieves That lie
Really Intended to Garry MS
Threat. Into Executisn.

Captain David Wright. respected
old gentleman about 20 years OF age,
at the home OF his aon-in-law, Dr.
Walker. at 81 Adams street. put an
end to his suffering by shooting him
self with revolver yesterday morning
about y o'clock.
Captain Wright was In very feeble
health. and had on several occasions
expressed himself as intending TO put
an end 10 his life when he came to that
point when he felt that recovery was
impossible
These threats had been made in the
presence of the family. and while IL
created feeling OF unoasincss among
them Il was not Thought that he
would ever attempt to put them into
execution. But In this they were dis
appointed
Yesterday morning, ms Or. walker
was looking over the Daily Gazette.
he heard n loud but smo,hered report
IN his private room. At first he nttrib-
uted II 20 suddenly closing up afolding
bed and gave the matter but little
thought. Presently Captain Wrights
wife came Into the room and Inquired
Of Dr, Walker II he heard that pistol
shot. and about the same time asking
about her husband. She seemed great
~ alarmed. and the thought came to
Or, Walkcr, for the lrst time. that
Mr., Wright had carried his terrible
threat Into execution.
Rushing up 10 his room and opening
the door, his eyes fell upon his father
in-low lying In the middle OF the room
with frightful bullet hole In his head
md n 4s-calibre pistol clasped tightly
10 his breast.
pr, Walker discovered that he was
not dead. but was Ia an unconss lous
and dying condition. The load had
tn1fnn affaHl ftfuf
aud came out at the back OF his head.
He was tcnderly placed on a bed
and cared for. but no medical attention
could have prevented his DEATH which
occurred about 2 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon.
An inquest was held over his body
by Judge Joe Adams. and verdict
returned that he came TO his death by
u pistol shot wound inflicted by his
own hands
There rs no other cnusc for his rash
act but his III health, He was tired
of suffering, and sought arms against
poor health and anxiety OF mind 10
end them. The pistol used heionned to
pr. Walker, which Captain Wright
found on the mantel In the doctors
room.
Captain Wright was born In Gre
n1da. Miss. where he lived until about
is years ago, when he moved to Rock
unle, Tex, ana engaged In the mercan-
tile business He afterward moved to
corsicana. where lac remained until
after the death or his daughter, Dr.
Walkers wife, when he came to Fort
Worth at the lRttor's instance TO lool,
after and take charge OF the doctors
children
Deceased has q brother, who IA a
prominent physician In sardls. Miss,
also n wife, two single daughters, and
one married uauphtpr aud !. So, mr.,
survive him, He was a member OF the
Presbyterian church.
The funeral viii take place from
the residence this afternoon at
o'clock. and the remains win be inter-
red in the Trinity Cemetery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
IT WAS A BAD BREAK
TWO PLATO GLASS wixDuws
SMASHED.
Handsome Window In Evans a Koc'.
shoe store a wreck-sian Named
Connolly Did IL

a large crowd gathered In front OF
Evans & Roe's shoe emporium in the
Scott Harold building on Main and
Fifth streets to view what appeared TO
be the work OF some reckless vandal.
The two large plate glass windows
which Messrs. Evans q Roe have made
the great attractions on Main street
by their artistic display OF fine shoes
presented a scene of confusion. A
large rock lying inside covered with
shattered glass seemed 10 have been
hurled through the windows with suf-
hcient force to smash the windows and
cause the extensive damage. on inquiry
II was learned that n man named Com
nelly did IL, but up to late hour last
night he had not been arrested, though
the crowd was still gazing at the WIN
dows and commenting on the fine line
OF shoes carried by Evans & Roe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
HOLM wnnls ANp nAyrnl..

Daily Services ut 81. Andrews Par
ish Church.
Observation-Disclosures prayer and liz
any 10 a. M, evening prayer s d. M
Thursdsy-Morning prayer 10 n. M;
evening prayer D. m. Meundy Thurs
day celebration aud address D. m.
Good Frlday--MorninE prayer and
ntany ~ a. M; three hours service 10
Saturday (laster eyen)--Morninr
prayer 10 a M, evening prayer 2 D.
sunday Ofaster)-Early celebration
''sV AM morning prayer, midday
celebration and sermon II a. M; Easter
evening prayer and sermon y. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
THE CITY CAMPAIGN
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CALL
nd roGErHEn.
A visorou. right TO Ne Made for
All the Democratic Nominees.
The Polling Places


Secretary Houston Of the city Demo-
cratic executive committee was noti-
fed yesterday by the chairman 10 call
the full committee together IN the coun-
ell chamber at the city hall Thursdny
night at 5 o'clock. He was also told
70 invite all the candidates to meet
with the committee.
AZ this meeting plans Will be per-
feeted To vigorously carry on the city
campaign for all the nominees OF the
party. selected ut the primary election
on March 10.
The people are unit for Mayor Pad
uock ana the sole work OF the commit
tee 30 far as the mayor Is concerned,
VIII I've to bring out full vote All the
nominees for alderman, with one ex-
cepuon, VIII have no opposition. and
these gentlemen win aid the commit
tee and their party by polling large
in the Third ward an independent
candidate has been brought out against
Mr.. James Moore, the regular Demo-
cratic nominee. II has been stated
that some OF those who took part In
the primaries are assisting the lnde-
pendent candidate, but the members
~ tire committee, seen last night, say
they cannot believe this. for the reason
tnat all who voted In the primary
pledged themselves 10 support and vote
Tor All the nominees of the primary,
ana voted the ticket on honor to do this.
Dr. Chambers the committeeman from
the Third ward. says that men like
Joe Hampton, s. $. Shaw and Jerry
Deems. the gentlemen who opposed Mr..
Moore In the primary, are too honor
able to do anything but what they have
pledged themselves to do, and he be-
heves their followers are the same. He
says Moore should get the 2i2 votes
polled for Hampton. the 1856 poiled for
Shaw. the li3 polled for Deems, as well
as the 23B that nominated Moore.
DR. Chambers says with the aid of the
Democratic committee his ward will
show an Immense vote for Mayor Pad
doel; and Mr. Moore.
Mayor Paddock has issued his procla-
nation for the election. naming presid-
Ing officers as follows: First ward. i.
J. Massle; Second ward, Henry Field;
Third ward, y. Il. Wallis; Fourth ward.
Il. L. Carlock; Fifth ward, clint Barr:
sixth ward, E S. Bomar; Seventh ward,
q. w. jackson; Eighth ward, r. y
McNeely; Ninth ward Drew PruIt.
The polling places will be: First
ward, Mansion hotel; Second ward.
Ellis building; Third ward. coal office:
Fourth ward, street commissioners OF
nee; Fifth ward. FIRE hall; Sixth ward
near corner OF Broadway and Jennings
avenue: seventh ward Rosenfeld build
ing; Eighth ward, at Pnlmers store.
Ninth ward, at old jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
AN IMMENSE SALE
A PUSHING HOUSE AND IT'S NIT
PURCHASE.
Tremendous bankrupt stock hid In
at a Very Low Fixure--Rs-
suit to Buyera.

The people. not only OF Dallas bat OF
all North Texas, know what grand es-
adjustment the famous Oak Hall cloth
ing palace OF Dallas was. The concern
was noted for the large stock carried
and for the remarkably fine quality OF
all goods In stock. II was "a household
phrase In Dallas that Oak Han never
mad anything that wasn't good. The
mouse frequently had over "A hundred
thousand dollars worth OF goods on Its
counters ana shelves. and had for
years done IA big business. Stress of
hard times, with a falling off in busl-
ness, ce me and Oak Halls proprietors
made an assignment. An Inventory
showed $4,000 OF goods on hand. Hun
dreds upon hundreds of nobby and
stylish spring suits for men, youths
and boys. shirts, hats, ties, gents fur
nishings, all of the latest. Many a
clothing house In this and other cities
wanted the stock but 1t took nerve and
a deep purse TO get II. /.
With characteristic enterprise A. g.
l.. August of Fort Worth got the plum
and less than so cents on the dollar OF
first cost bought the entire stock.
The Augiists have never been selfish,
but have always given their customers
the benefit OF good things they have
got hold OF.
The bulk OF the goods and the finest
We're brought to Fort Worth and the
knife put into prices until more than
half OF the retail price had been cut
on, a suit that Oak Han sold readily
at SIS WAS cut to $3.50. Suits worth SIC
went to sl75. Suits sold formerly at
$500 are placarded at $3.50. and so on
throughout.
The result has been that the store
here on Main and Fourth streets has
been crowded. and no wonder when
one can get a spring and summer out
III for less than one-half ordinary cost.
Messrs \. q l.. August are deter
mined TO close out the entire business
IN few weeks. ana II is safe 10 say
they viii break all records and do Ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

WIN Woodward was arrested yester-
dny by Deputy Constable n. s. l,urvjs
on charge. OF threatening to kill He
wv released on q so appearance bond
until today at 10 O'Clock.
Judge WRIGHT was called fror, ~,
bench fhis morning to the beds,de Of
his dauehter's dying child.
Ihe trial Of b. T. Spencer, CHARGED
With swirdllng for sum exce4dInr
$4,000 was postponed yesterday ana
VIII come up for trial today befo,,s
Judge Wright at 10 o'clock. The case
VIII attract considerable interest ow-
TO surround the cnse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

The wccj, services at Trinity ppisco-
pal church II a. m; evening prayer at
$50 u. m.
Prayer meeting Broadway Presby-
tcrinn church 5 y. nj.
Germnn Ladies' Aid Society, German
Evangelical st Johnson's church meet.
Pastors Helpers Society," Broadway
Presbyterian church. meets D. m. at
y. p. s. @. L. Of the Tabernacle
Cumberland Presbyterian church, busi-
mess meeting s D IN. at the church.
National Alliance Md Fort Worth
local. meets at Alliance halt
German Lodge No siil, Knights of
Giant city Assembly No, 22s2,
knights OF Labor. meets tonight cor
ncr OF Rnalg md Seventh.
National Association OF stationary
Engineers OF Texas meets Mt s p. m.
hall In Dundee block.
Benevolent and Protective order OF
Elks, Fort Worth Lodge No. i2i. meets
tonight
star Council No, A OF Texas. order
of chosen Friends. meets Mt odd Fell
Iowa hall
womens wednesday, club meets at
2 p. NJ: In Dundee block. Houston and
Trinity Lodge No. 50. brotherhood of
locomotive Englnecn. meets 5 p. M.
hal 20s South Rusk.
Rev. W. NJ Doggett, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. returned
yesterday after an absence OF several
mcrthH, he VIII remain In the city
FOR few days
Az Corners Book store, coo Houston
street. there viii begin on Monday
March s0th. at 2;aQ and T;an p. m. an
AUCTION CLEARING SALE OF
Books. Albums, leather goods and
novelties. Sale continue one week or
more.
George L, Cause. FUNERAL director and
ombalmer. Fun assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. ait West Weather.
]. II. Jones Of ST Lcuis was in the
city yesterday Mr.. Jones was former
~ manager Of the Houston branch ot
Messrs. Scarf 4 O'Connor. the Texas
Printers supply house at Dallas, and
has many friends throughout the
state.
I Van Raelen. secretary OF the
Browniow Mining and Milling compa-
ny OF Alma. Col. called on the Gazette
yesterday.
A number OF warm frierds Of Mr..
Sam Rosenfcii have urged him 20 run
FOR the legislature He has hundreds
OF Democratic friends who would work
hard for his election.
Beware OF the Innocent looking poclS-
OF book and the small boy to-day.
A Rrft fanl In.fI Vs..t. A. L..
The contest between the Davis Blue
Hustlers ond the Rod Rose Ruailera.
the two teams OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, win clofe at 6
p. m. Friday and there n much excite
ment over the reuult The Bluen had
their last raliy last night, which was
we'll attended.
Judge ~ A. stedman. OF tho Texas
ailroad commission. came In from
Austin last night.
very pleasant hop was given nj the
Board Of Trade hall last night BY an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Graduation Exercise of the Medical
branch OF the univcrsity.

1EnuuhNtOn 1MtFfthe OF the Medical
branch OF the University.
The second annual commencement
OF The medical department OF Fort
Worth University Will take place at
the city hall on Thursday evening ut
3 o'clock. On that occasion the degree
of Doctor OF Medicine will be conferred
upon ten young men whose examina-
tons have conformed to the high stan
dard required by the faculty of this
institution. No Invitations have
been issued. but 1t Ia hoped
1hat the citizens of Fort Worth
will turn out in large Numbers, as the
committee on arrangements assures
the Gazette that a rare musical pro-
gram will be interspersed between the
short addresses by the students and
faculty, the best amateur musical tall
ent Of the city kindly Offering their
services. Below 10 the program entire.
Invocation REV, VIM George, d. D.
Violin solo, Concert MazurlSa :. iiusin
Mr., NJ. ID. Besse.
Glass Salutntory. Mr. r. g. Reiiley
Vocal solo, The Fog Bell .....
Mr.. Nat Washer.
FACULTY address. Prof. VIM. Howard
Flute solo. Fantasia on Russian Airs.
Topp... go. Mr.. c. d. Lusk
Class Valedictory. ..Mr. j. |. Taylor
Vocal solo. Delight Waltz. .Luckstone
Miss Grace Hiltz
Presentation OF Diplomas. ..
Rey: o. L. Fisher. President OF the
University
Awarding OF prizes .
Prof. Elias J. Beall. President OF the
Faculty
Bsenediction .,....Rev. o. L. Fisher.
W. c. Gillespie, VIM. Hale. I,ouis
Hirschfeld. G. w. Murphy, r.. d. Reil-
icy, j.: / Taylor j. C. Williamson. II.
" -N-Nsff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

The Wedding OF n Popular Young
Couple Yesterday

'"UpIr festcruaY.
AZ the resldence of w. II. Wheeler.
on Jennings avenue yesterday morn
inE az ~ o'clock. Miss Lutte Baker, a
Logan. popular employee OF Evans a.
Roc, were united In marriage. Rev.
Juniiis H. French OF the broadway
Presbytefian church ofic,atIng. The
wcddlng MAS very quiet AFFAIR and
Immediately after the ceremony Tie
happy couple took the Texas and pa
enc Train Tor Dallas, whence they will
points on their wedding tour, When
they return they viii be at home Al
ub Peach street Both the young pen-
pie were raised In this city and hatre 4
host Of warm friends who wish then, y
Journey OF happiness through life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

81. Louis. March 81. william d. Girls
void. wealthy and prominent citizen
OF this city, Is dead. aged 81. For MANY
Years he was president OF the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad before II became
thl Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
railway. As a railroad man he was
eph Griswold proprietor OF TIE i,aciede
hotel OF this city. Is a son OF the de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
NEWS OF THE COURTS
EXAMINING TRIAL or n. #. sPns-
GER posrposED.
Docket Setting of Judge Armstrong
Called and Many Cases Were
Dispoaed of Yesterday

The air about the courthouse was
unusually quiet yesterday. The trial
of b, T. Spencer In Judge Wrights
court set for yesterday. was post-
poned until today by request OF at
torneys on both sides. Several cases
Of minor importance were called from
the setting of Judge Armstrong;
docket and disposed OF. A damage suit
In the Forty-elghth will be Concluded
tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

over rtaif the necessary Amount
Hniacd.
over $4,000 has already been sub
scribed for the new oil mill in this city.
President Mitchell OF the Pr0motive
League. and committee consisting Of
c. II. SllllmAn, A. s., Reed, Glen Walk
err, Herman J. Goldberg. and Mr.. John
son OF Palestine, are industriously So
iiclting subscriptions for the remain
ing $4,000 to be raised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

The registration for the county
Democratic primaries viii open tomor-
row morning at o'clock IN the outer
room Of the county clerks Office. Tbe
iegArars are J. u, Puckett. J. ]. Mel
ton and Jordan Y. Cumfninra Tna
books will remain open for twenty
days. and voters are requested 10 reg
lister as early as possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

So.oo-sap Antonic and Rcturn--x5.o 90
Account Epworth league conference
the Houston and 1exRs Central railroad
WIN seil tloketH on April 10 and IA 10
han Antonio and return at rate OF Sc,
Tickets 90 be stamped for return on or
before April 49, Tickets sold Mt above
rate to san Antonio win DO extended
nor 20 exceed 80 days for persons pur-
chasing round trip tickets 10 Mexico
Extension Will be procured by deposit
ing tickets with terminal agent al San
Antonio
For tickets and further Information
cAli Al city ticket oiilce. corner Fifth
and Main strecta
W. 4. ORION. c. r. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
BASEBALL T0l|
FABIAN OF Four wonra
TO THE pANTnrnk


Manager Ward yesterday 50,
bian. formerly Of the DaIla:
one Of the rsnthers. Mr.. Fapil
for a release from Managef Y
Club. which was granted, ard y
once given a place with the n.
team. He is a splendid ouiu.
" said 10 be n strong batteI
be given a place in left ile'e.
fans are unanimous in the &.
he Will take care OF eyerytn-f
comes his way.
The coming OF Brietenstsi'
buse ball cirales agog with ~,
II will be an event. and sor'
thusiastlc enough to say thsi
an epoch in Fort Worth W.
have this famous iwirlsl !
curves over tho plate in thl5 a
boys VIII give him a cordial X
upon his arrival. and MAXI y
With the panthers one of ple1 J
withstandlng his entertainfr
TO make It one OF defeat IS ~
Wa
Manager Ward received
from Manager Arson OK eH
who wants an engagement n
Colts on the 9Th and 9TH q NJ
Mcfarland. Reilly and Mci9ee
the number. II Il douhtfui y
can be arranged on the d'n n
of the regular league inet' 4.
held In Dallas on that dau {,
Ward Is now figuring on w
q date. which win be anno., \
Mcfarland and Rely De'M'
Worth players. and hcnE
well known. having PLAYED < 4. j.
last season. will no douni !. h
drawing card. as overrhaa> =
knows them, and their reeE h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

The case Of n. NJ. Owen vs.. the
Texas and Pacific RAILWAY and Coal
company OF Thurber for personal I'M
1nries for the sum OF $4,000. was begun
and IS etill on trial The ATTORNEYS for
S. Essex W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
BOILER EXPLODED.
ONE MAN WAS KILLED AND
OTHERS SERIOUSLY rsJuREp.
1t Is Thought That one of the -Four
Wounded Can Not rive-ocear-
red Near Daingernsla.

Daingeriield. Tex, March sl.-(spe-
cial)-The boiler at ] c. Coniey's saw
mil. eight miles south OF here was
blown up at p. M, killing G.. W. Por-
ter, seriously wounding Tom Sorrels.
Bob Banks. and his ten-year-oId how
and scalding John McCary. sorrells Is
not expected To live -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
cap,nin utchnrd.on w'ithdra,y-,

Captain J. c. Richardson. who has
beer a prominent candidate for sheriff
Of T6rrant county has, on account Of
sickness In his family, concluded to
withdraw from the race, TO the regret
OF his many friends. who were anxious
TO see the captain win.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
wANrs TO soIN rmn ounAsr.


Him ON the Way.
y Cloyd Cartwright 10 years OF ago.
VINO haS bsen record clerk IN The ga1.,,
lie office, In this city. left rrccntiy FOR
Galveston without announcing 10 h.,
i,ela,lNea mat he had any idea OF
very active Interest in milIfn-v AFFAIRS
having been a member of the FrncIhies
ana several other well known ulNterv
organisations II Is supposed that his
intention was to Join the Cuban in
aufSents His mos..er Mrs. j. w. Cart
wrishl. raH gone to Galveston for .he
purpose OF stopping him II he can be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Tcreha, Tex. March H.-tspeciai).-
The small pox scare is about rubsided.
Not q cane IN Tcneha. and only six or
seven IN Center. and they are under
good control and no danger OF them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
TN AND ABOUT
FORT WORTH.

organization known as The Boys
Those present were Misses Brownson.
spnldlng. Stelnfeldt, Becsley. jackson.
House, Alexander. Hutchinson and
Bowman. and AIessra. II. Bound. Ben
Wilson, Robt Digga. Dryden. bishop.
w. l.. Lyon, Jr.. James smithey. John
Kaiser, John Mansfield Joe Loving
Ira scrlvner. ID Y. romllnson. Hatcher
Jones, II. Mortimer and j. II. Cobb
Attend tho great AUCTION CLEAR
ING SABE OF Books, Pictures, Al
buns, leather goods and novelties at
Conncr's Book Store. beginning Mon
day. March 30th. at 900 and 1850 D. M,
continuing one week or longer. Big
thing; do not miss it.
Professor w, O. Morton. who has been
In the indian Territory for the past six
months engaged In special lines OF edu-
cationa work. has returned to tho
city Professor Morton has accepted a
very responsible position with the Fort
Worth University for the coming year.
Hon. Ham Ward. member of the
house OF the Twenty-fourth legislature.
aud who viii be also one OF the Twen-
ty-hf,h ot Travis county. and one ~
the brightost lights OF that body, Is In
the city attending the court OF civil
appeals.
Or Frank Mullins, specialist eye, ear
csatarrh o. the nose and throat. Scott
Harold building, corner Firth and
Main. Glasses accurately fitted.
congressman arrived Mt the hoyne
OF Mr.. Frank Mullins Monday morning
ut 10 o'clock Weighing II IL pounds.
Mr., Mullins says that this new addition
to his family IL strictly OF the Joe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

SEN Antonio. Tex. March ai.-fsne.
clni1-The ST. Louis nr6wns defeated
the san Antonio team hy a ncore a. ID
70 g larNiu and Novin pitched for san
Antonio and parrott ana FSisxinEer Tor
81 LouiA 1llasinxer being hit hard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Corsicanu. Tex. March n.
M. n jackson nnd =, y, 1
d0rsers for MID. Jaclk7o H
ness Ia this clty on Nv.,l,I!
street under iirin nome q =.
store made an nsalgr1i..,+
terday and named s
trustee. They failed tqr Il.
stock consisted OF ttocst
merchandise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

Murdcrcrs Receive Their Sentence.
Houston, Tex. March 3l.--(speclai.)--
John Rutherford and Joe Goodson, two
OF tile negroes convicted OF the murder
or Thomas Dwyer, were brought into
hang May 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
roruIlsr Mass MEnrINe

TO he Held mt the Court House Next
Saturday.
The Populists Of Tarrant county will
hold Il mass me sting at the court house
at 10 A. m. next Saturday for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements concern
Ing the county campaign. A large at
tendance is expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

one his specla, in the HAT toaay;
ace Il. pare 6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

pavy croeifett Presented b, IN.
hnifrin-neiviiie Company,
Last night tho BALDWIN AseivIne com
coy company presented" Ddyy rocket
% small but snnlSoatiss audience
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01
CHEAP Gan

On and after April / the nj,
gas VIII be reduced as follow. ,
For lighting. $3.50 net rer X =,
FOR fuel. power and heatlnr
net per NJ. fl. ~ &
Bills Will be rendered at 81 D.
~, and u Discount viii to
bills for lighting of 10 per oes, I.
bills for fuel. power and hoatl,
provided bills are paid on or W
tenth day of each month.
At si.3s 1-3 per NJ. Gu. II. The
is able TO show. beyond questlai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-01

The Standard" kitchen cabinet can
be had Mt N. A. Cunningham 70s
Main street. Easy payments.