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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
Papers Read on Texas Cattle Fever and
Hog Cholera.

Detroit, November l3.-The Amcri-
can Health association began its annu-
al meeting in this city this morning,
President Ezra Hunt OF New Jersey in
the chair. The attendance OF members
is large. Delegates ate present from
nearly every state in the Union and
Canada and the army aud navy, q ma
jority being well known in sanitary
circles, and officers of the state board
OF health. The session began with
prayer by Bishop Harris of Michigan.
After formal reports of the secretary,
treasurer and standing committees,
the regular programme OF reading pa
pers was entered upon.
DR.. ID. Il. salmon, Of the depart.
ment of agriculturure at Washington,
road paper on the Texas cattle
fever. He took strong ground in favor
of the existence of The disease in II belt
OF the Southern states from which II Is
dangerous 10 export cattle.
Col. Joseph Smith of thearmy, med
i0al director of the department of
Texas, said that the Texas cattle fever
is chimera.
He was followed by DR.. Rnuch Of
Illinois, of the state board of health,
aud DR.. Ryan Of Texas The latter
supported the opinion or the coniAgi-
BUSINESS ofthis disease
Or. j. NJ. Particle of South Bend,
Ind, advocated similar views respect
ing the swine plague or hog cholera,
which has prevailed since 1875.
Following this was the question of
the cattle disease known as
the "swell-heAd' treated 10y
Dr. VIM. Bedford of Chicago.
He attributed trouble TO n micro
scopical fungus plant called octiHo-
RCyits.
Prof. Inv of Cornell university
claimed tho disease was not II recent
discovery in America, but had been
long known under various other
names. Hard tongue, he asserted, was
not restricted To gfain-eating animals,
bui affected dogs, among Others.
Detroit, November l3. AT the nltcr.
neon session of the national healtl.
association, Surgeon Geo. NJ. Stein
burg, u. S. A., read paper on lstlo-
logy of Malaria. He presented sta
tistical tables tending 10 prove the
causes of malaria arose from impure
water and decayed vegetation. the
disease being aggravated by heat.
The facts showed IL was much
more prevalent in the South than in
the North. A paper 10y Surgeon
Afford A. Wood, on the operation Of
matter with malaria, was read by Or
Amos, tl;e secretary. lie took similar
views to DR.. Sternbury rs 10 the cause
Surgt, Ciias. Smert, United !
States Army, followed with n paper
ON the prevention of malaria ms Il dis |
ease. The only practical remedy sug- |
sesied was TO cease using impure
water and adoption OF !
means for pure water supply, .
Dr.. VIM. Doodle on behalf Detroit
gave an address of welcome. DR.. John |
Avery, president Gftle state board of /
health responded on behalf Of that I
body, and a banquet followed, lasting |
4 couple Of hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
MITCHELL COUNTY.
The Excursion Party at Colorado Local
and Personal Items.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Colorado City, November ll..-Thc
excursion party under charge of Or.
Ino. II. Ennis, from Indiana and llli-
nois, stopped over here yesterday for
dinner, and then took The train for
Big Springs. They were highly de.
lighted with Colorado City and could
scarcely find words expressive of as
constituent, wonder, admiration and
surprise at the spectacle the little
giant of the plains presents to new
corners. Many members OF the party
announced their intention OF returning
here IN u few days to make prolonged
stay among us for the purpose OF n
thorough inspection of the place.
a Keen norlher, accompanied Ivy fire.
quent dnshes of rain, has put In its up.
poarance, and stoves and ulstcrs are In
demand. One of our hardware men
sold tweuty-sovcn stoves 10y dinner
time yesterday.
Mrs. jerks, the lady accidentally
shot yesterday, as reported In these
columns, is resting easily. Her wound
proved 10 be but slight, and her re-
covery will bo but a matter of few
days time,
Messrs. Haywood IL Grlgs,y, con.
tractors for public works, from Dallas.
are in the city taking Aotcs, and will
bid on the street grading work, contract
ior which viii be let ut the meeting of
city council on "Wednesday evening.
Col, Jones, of the law firm of Ferg-
eBun, Lester d Jones, returned from
Sweelwater yesterday, where he Ind
been in attendance ON district court.
He succeeded In having two cases re-
moved To the supreme court.
II. III. Campbell, superintendent OF
the Matadorda Cattle company is in
the city. He will probably 20 east In
a few DAYS to receive stock cattle,
Capt. Richardson, well known to all
cowmen, took yesterdays train for
Pecos, where he will remain for few
days.
Capt. McNIurray of the Frontier
troops arrived on Sundays train from
the West. Cap is prime faVorite,
and always meets with warm wei
come from the boys.
l.. II. Williams, Esq, Of the firm of
Burns, Walker u Co., has gone TO
Toyah ON a trip In the interest of his
concern.
Col. Adams returned from Sweet
water this morning. lie reports that
court will adjourn on Wednesday.
Jno, Doss and his lovely bride are
home again, having returned from
Their wedding tour.
Geo. Wilson Is quite indisposcd, and
has been confined TO the house for sew
eral days past.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
NORRIS COUNTY.
A Death and Marriage Local I'icklps
aud Personals.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
DaingerGeld, November IL. DIED
on 1the eighth inst, little babe Of
Judge Rhodes.
Married, November 18th, AT the
residence Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. II.
X. Conley, Mr.. Tom Mali' to Miss Bino
Conley, with Elder C0nley officiating.
The matrimonial boom still increases.
Mr.. A. &. Parr, proprietor Of the
Porr hotel. returned home last Friday
from Hind county, where he has been
spending several days.
The debating society here II % strong
ono for rs small town as this. II has
about twenty members.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Cesslon OF a Canal.

Springfield, His. November H.,
Gov. Hamilton this morning forwarded
10 President Arthur transcript OF The
act of the Illinois Legislature. cedlng the
Illinois aud Michigan canal TO the fed
cral government, and the vote Of the
people upon the proposal. The gov.
crnor requests that the documen. 10
presented 10 congress. with such re-
commentator as lie may deenpropeg
u view Of the importance Of the ces-
sion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
HAvERLY'S NEW THEATERs,
Three Elegant Places Of Amusement r
The Finest In The Country.

New York, November HI. H..
Haverly says he Is a1out 10 build two
new theaters in this city aud one In
Philadelphia, and that money for the
enterprise would be raised by Chicago
capitalists, but he would have the
management OF the buildings. He
proposes TO build after the plan Of the
Lond on Alhambra. al II cost OF Il, 200.-
O00. and it would be the largest and
habdsomest place OF amusement ~
the country, with seating capacity Of
1000. Tie Philadelphia theater viii
not be constructed on such AN extern
sive scale, but after the same plan. He
expects 90 begin TO build next spring,
and both will he completed by Sep
temher next.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
FokI WORTH. TEXAS THURSDAY NOVEMBER Is 1883
ATTENTION, LADIES |

IN aooltion to our large and varied stock of Millinery
Gio6s we have Just received fresh shipment OF jersey
OF lates style and most popular shades Fnncy
pr Jersey Jackets Jersey Gloves and hendson,e
,l1 g o NecNwear Competent and experienced dress
MAKERS only, in our employ.
MISS BERLIN & CO.
Houston Street, Near the Square
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

The city council Of III Paso has
granted 10 w. j. Fewel The right To
erect gas works. The price is mo- 70
exceed $50 per thousand feet TO con-
suinerF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
roR INSTRUMENTATION.

NOR SALE RLANK DEEDS WITH VEN.
j doris lien retained. GAZETTE job Office.
nor sALE-Bl.ANK DEEDS WITH SIN.
/ glennd Joint Acknowledgements GAZETTE
lob Oficc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

+ .-.u,tr,f ,is gesaIa .asy s.s,ss,s z. -
q. l'i,linglAst d Ip. ather dealers,
that tie Assets viii reach about siopvp
instead 81 $40 go. ss stated LiApi'i-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
roE sALI.-LIyE srnrK.

no CATTLE FEEpERS-l2O00 BUSHELS
! of corn and Glltons Of hay, with pasture
and feeding pen privilege, for sale by The
Fort worth Live Stock Il Land association.
gTALLinN FOR SALE-CAnno CHIEF.
y lie Is a dari, dapple brown, i've years old,
about sixteen hands high, weighs 1870
pounds. is in perfect health aud mily acci-
matized' The horseiS cross between pure
Clydcsdale imported stallion and American
star mare, which give, him Size, muscle and
action. THIS horse was bought october. lhS2,
at the st, Iuuis fair. Price $3.50 cash. He
viii be In Fort Worth ON exhibition during
race week, Any information about horse.
owner or pcdigIee can he had by addressing
Texas Investment company, Fort Worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

nre Ia q certain extcnt 80 used yei put
they are out ,>fdnfe IN this day, Ihry
IN. tiiororQhly demoralizing 10 Their
intittene<n and where one deserving
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

cub Journals. l,spsrs iof discussion,
misecllaueous II ,ays, 0ra,lpns, sptll.
Ing matches, etc, may be inirpduged
with good results Another Interest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
MUSICAL.

DUY THE GUARANTEED PIANOS, THE
ID Best makes IN the market, Weber, Pond.
Ives, ]. p, Hale & CO.. at Max Users Nos. u
and ~ Houston street.
ESTEN, MASON Il HAMIIN, AND
u shoninger Organs, and II full line OF mu-
steal instruments at Max Elser's, Nos. AZ and
40 Houston street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
COUNTRY rnorrKry ron s,1,,.
FARMS FOX SALE.

go ACRE FARM FOX SALE. 80 ACRES
- Ia pasture aud 30 IN cultivation; n good
buses, barn, and splendid water. -Four
miles rom WenthcrIoId, on the Denton
road. For particulars enquire OF r.
V. Dillingham; on the premises, or II. W.
Duke at McatheTfOrd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

A NEW FIVE TON WAGON SCALE
a WIN be sold cheap for cash. Apply at
the GAZETTE Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

an 10 f1ssi asfsssiirsa :. - y',- -
-s,r marx BRowS PR tsouIII
| u-i - XII very fai. TIC hniff w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
LOST.

7 osT-A BUNCH OF KEYS, NAME oS
IL ring IS X. L. Turner. Please return 10
Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
sraaYrD OR STOLEN.

ITO SrOCKMEE -sTOLEE--oN MONDAY
| night, September 3, AZ Hilisboro, Two
mare mules: dark brown color; one branded
d on LEFT shoulder: one ear splita little: about
~ hands high; good saddle aud harness mule.
The other was nearly 10 hands nigh; collar
and saddle marks: branded on lelt shoulder
Inverted: also scar on LEFT thigh, or
rather hind part OF the ihigh, about hall the
size of "A thumb; n spirited mule worth sl1b 0r
500. ANY Information thnt win enable me
10 find them viii be literally re Harded. Adj
dress the sheriff of Hll county, Hillsburo,
Texas, or y. x. Brown, Hlllsbofo Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
ALL SORTS.

NOTICED AM NOW PREPARED TO
~ furnish white sandstone NJ short notice.
for all kinds of building work also, To con
tract for sidewalk curbing, etc orders
promptly st'n-I-.ed In. II. Nj. lllppo, Mill
sap, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

CECoND-HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS
> and stoves bought a. Flenn or Bros ,Ggl
Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

DOAL.-TO ARRIVE, TEN CARLOADS
" red ash anthracite coal, egg Size, which
viii he sold low, Mall your orders.
Il. VA. GHEUSDLi.R,
Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Special ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOTELS.

C,RoCXETT HOUSE, ponhaIn, JcSaG, clean
" BEDS airy rooms, good hre-pfoof sac,
sample and well-arranged bath rooms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

IL would ben most grateful cQpees.
sion - the people Of the south, Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
In BRIEF.

Indies kid gloves, - cents pair, at
Taylor d Barr
Nottingham lace curtains, 81 a pair,
at II ylor IL Barr
The Missouri Pacific pay car was in
the city yesterday.
Fort Worth now receives 40 bales
of cotton daily.
DR.. Bechtinger's lecture postponed to
next week.
The compress company has received
since the season opened us bales of
cotton for storage.
The National base ball club was well
treated in Colorado City. The boys
are loud in their praise of kindness
and courtesy extended them during
their recent games in that city.
DR.. +. Fitzbugh and w. b. Hedges
have contracted for q five years lease OF
fifty feet front on Houston street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, from the
Hirshfield estate, and will shortly
erect two story building to be used
principally as drug store and Office.
r. +. Tackberry has secured the
services of Mr.. X. M. Sears, late Of
Colorado. Mr.. Sears is saddler of
long experience and y tinised work
man. llaving worked for number
OF years in California and made fine
work a specialty, he understands his
business thoroughly and never miscues
Oh saddle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
The Connecticut Preacher.
New York SUM-

Mention was made few days
since OF the finding of 1000
sermons of Connecticut cler-
gymau in box bought by a Maine
man, The latter has been examining
his purchase, and this is what he
found: The clergyman had written
along the margin Of his pages such
cntioas suggestions to himself rs the
following: Deliver this passage in
solemn tones; scornful smile after the
word never Pause long enough to
count twenty-five after this passage;
'ClGse bible with violent slam after
this PASSAGE Contemplate ceiling in
attitude of alteration at this point
Sarcastic wave of the hand;' Rapid
gesture,'n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
Michigan Exhibits,

Detroit, September 19.-The West
ern Michigan Farmers Club propose
to leave Grand Rapids on October Ind
with their train filed I'D with ex-
hibit specimens of natural products
and manufactures of that section OF
the state and will go direct to Louis
Vile to compare notes with the expo
sition there. Gov. Begole appointed
the foilowing state commissioners
to accompany the exhibit: II. Dale
Adams of Galesburg, pomologist; VIM
A Rerkey of Grand Rapids, furniture
manufacturers; Prof. Beal, state agri
cultural college botanist; VIM. Hamil-
ton Flint. lum6erman, and David
Woodman of Paw Paw, farmer. The
exhibit promises TO be a very fine af.
fair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Dan Parker left the city yester-
day for u short visit TO the family Of
her brother in Glen Rose.
District Clerk j. NJ. Hartsfleld, left
the city last might on a trip Go Louis
vile TO attend the exposition. He
WAS accompanied by his daughter, who
Will enter the Monticello Seminary at
Godfrey, Illinois.
Il, L. Price, attorney, ID. r. Mills,
merchant, aud Il. V. Carter, all eff III
kader, Iowa, having made a trip west
on tho Northern Pacific, returned by
way of the Southern Pacific aud stop,
ped over to see the great city OF North
era Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
To.MoRRow's RACES.
In Readiness for the Dash
Pool selling.

Everything In Readiness for the Dash
Pool selling,
There il great deal Of interest
manifested in sporting circles and IN
public generally concerning me RACES
tomorrow. Nat Kramer has bought
The pool privileges and will sell pool.
nj Tie Cattle Exchange to-day ana az
the track tomorrow. He also has inc
saloon privileges.
The following are The entries;,
Nat Kramers b. b. MalVohhi .
years old by Silent Friend.
SEQ. Hollands eli. b., 4years oid'
by Will Bill. t,
JOE Weldcn's b. h., ice Weideh' =
wears old. by War Dance.
J. T.. Bsrkiey's b. Il, Eva W., = years
old, by Sandy Walton.
The amphllheatre has not been con-
structed yet, but the management has
arranged Tor ladies' carriages to stand
inside the arena, where q iull view can
be had of the course.
There will also be a match race Tor
purse OF 1000, which Is exciting
much interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
Fine saddle.

Col. T, +. stephens is possessor
of the finest saddle in the
state. 1t genuine raised, stamped
California sa- die, The workmanship of
that prince of saddlers G. b. Herrin,
who preside- over the department Of
real tine work at the popular estab-
lishment of II. j. Tackaberry. This
saddle adds another feather TO the cap
of MIR. Herrin and lends new lustle to
the fame of the house of r.. J Tacka-
berry. Mr. Tackaberry has now N
his employ some of the finest work
men Ia the state and will in the future
make llrst-class work a speciality In
the manufacture of stockmen's outfits
/ this house has long enjoyed a reputa
ton second to none in the state anc
rapid strides are now being made to-
ward yet greater possibilities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
THEATRICAL.
A Fun Ltsi Of the Attractions Secured "a
Date--Neariy One Hundred Nights
In succession.

A Fun List Of the Attractions Secured TO
Date--Neariy One Hundred sights
In Succession.
A full list OF all The thea 'rical at
fractions secured for Fort Worth TO
date appear below. a list was pub
lished s,me time ago, bnt 1t has been
changed considerably. Manager Chas.
Benton OF the Dallas opera house who
Is also associate manager OF our opera
house with Max Elscr, furnishes the
list we publish to.fay IL covers
nearly one hundred nights, but Is still
not complete us there are applications
for many more dates. He thinks he
will br able To have an attraction Of
some kind for every night during The
season. The following are already
booked:
Chicago Ideal Opera Company, De-
toter 1910; Cinderella. October IL
Io-l3: John r. Ince, October 1915 .
Lizzie May Ulmer, 'Danites and ~, y
Octol or l1.ls; Sol s. Russell October
10; Lizzie Evans, "fiegs and Dew
drop, nOctobcr 22-23 .."Jollities, Oc
toher 1928; st, Quinten Opera Com
pauy, Spanish Fort October ~;
Black Dwarf, % so; Armstrong; min
strels, October 81 aud November /;
Jennie Itumans, November 5; Thos.
NJ. Kecne. November 81; Jane
Coomb5, November 80: Florence
Gerald, "A Friend, F" November 1918;
&. Il. Bishop, November HIS, All
Wyman and Lula Wilson, "Iakle,"
November II; American Opera Com
pany, November 2I2S; Hooly's min
strels, November %; Carrie Swain,
December j. Euniee Goodrich, De-
ccmber rs; Esmeralda, December 6 :;
French spy, December 81;
Alvin lesl3n, December 81;
Lilly Halls Majestic CONSOLIDATION,
December ~; Havcrly's SStrategisls,
Decem2el II; Fred Wardg, December
i2l3; Clara y. kellogg, December IA;
Ford Opera Company, December Is
Isl, Iiehis . London, December 2l-22
lirss Opera Company, December 27-.S
Ceal, December 20; John Dillon
states Attorney January -; Rcri
Sandy BUslesqac Company, January
I. Milton Mobiles, January 90; Ann
Dickinson, jan. / l2;Josephiue Riley
San, l6 III Mnldoon's Picnic, Janli
aiy %; John L. Warde, Top of the
Morning. January 2l.22; Emma Alb.
boti, January 81 and February !; RO-
land Reed February 5; Rose Iitypge
February IL; Joe Jefferson, date moi
settled, February li-l5.l6 Bertha
Wclby, February Is; Summer Board.
ers, February %; Mrs Winthrop Feb
ruary -; Ferguson, ~ "Ihe Dude in 1
Friendly Tir,' March .; Bunch o
KEYS, March la-i5; Ads ,iray, Marcl
1918; Katie Putnam, March 24-2d
Tourists, March =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
Bennett Sued hy n Priest.

brooklyn, September LITTLE Rev.
John Mcguire pastor OF the Roman
Catholic church of ST. Mary Mt Hun
tefs Point, has commenced suit
against James Gordon Bennett to re-
cover 500. GOO damages for an alleged
libel published in the New York
Herdtd on August 8 last. Thealleged
lloei consists in the publication of an
article stating that it was Il matter of
common rumor that the Rev. John
Mcguire refused to administer the
hoiy saciaments of the church to a
member who was supposed to be ia
e'ffFe9l!S until the man had signed Il
paper for the amount of money lie had
promised rs weekly contribution to-
wafd paying the debt of the church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The Ems, Bonnd Texas IS Pacific Passenger
Train Ju,nps the Track Near MIL
sup No LiYes Tust--P Pas.
sengers and i;aggagc
Transferred.

Train Jumps the Track Near Mil
saP-No Liyes Tust--Pas.
sengers and i;asgagc
Transferred.
The cast hound passenger train, No.
90i, IA charge of Capt. M 3. Mariev
ran oil the truck about four miles west
of Millsup night before last and caused
much cunsletnmion among the pas-
sengers. Fortunately no lives were
lost aud the delay was but slight.
Capt Marley stated to a reporter yes.
terday that his train was coming
arouNd sharp curve Mt the time and
from some unaccountable cause two
passenger coaches, two baggage
ears and the tender Of the
engine jumped The track
Inc train was travelling elowly at the
TIME and WAS stopped after going
about two hundred feet from the point
where the Wheels first left the track
Thtle was much CONSERVATION among
tue passengers and the cars wetc soon
emptied ottheir living freight. Col.
Eddy, general superintendent of tho
road, was at Lambert on No sol with
his special car at the time, and on Ice.
ing te!egraphad, hurried 20 the scene
of the wreck, and under his efficient
management and skill the passengers
and baggage Were soon transferred "a
the hob-latl special train which runs
between Marshall and NIillsap and
which lays over every night mt Mill
sap The wrueliing train with n corn
of men are nj work repairin the break
and getting the ears ON the track.
Capt Marley states that 10 was one
OF the lueliest events he ever knew,
not bolt or screw ON either OF the
cars was broken, not II person was
hurt, and the damage 10 the road can
be easily repaired
MIR. VI l.. Mitchell of this clty. Who
was one OF the passengers, SAYS he was
awakened about 1890 O'clock In the
night by the j0lting OF The ear, ana
was one Of thc iirst 20 get of the train.
The ear ho WAS in was crowded and
the confusion was very great. Men
and women, who weIe hulI awake
rashed about, not knowing what they
were doing, but all got safely on the
Tram Hs states that the Ties " ere
tern literally TO pieces for over 200
teel, bat that no damage was done h
either 81 the cara. Me. Mitchell snol,
Of The dispatch with which the trans.
fer was made under the nlanapen,eni
of Col, Eddy,
IL WAS thought that the wreck would
be cleared in a few hours, aud traveI
ne resumed over the break without
, further delay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
Explajns Iise,f.

The following will show the good
work OF the ladies engaged in the pro
duetion of Cinderella:
TO Rev. Father Loughrey:
We enclose you the sum OF Sl13 net
proceeds from advertising in the
iihretto of Cinderella, for The Sisters
Hospital. MRS. Nj, CARY WILEY,
Mas. J. T. HICKEY.
Received of Mira. NJ. Cary Wiley and
Mrs. j. Il. Hickey the sum of Sl73 pro-
ceeds of the advertising in the libretto
of Cinderella.
Rev. FATHER LoUGnREY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-20
The Evangelist.

EiIeen persons We're Immersed i'm
baptism last night In the tank under
the Ing tent, twelve females aud three
males fwenty-iour persons were
received into the Baptist church yes.
'erday Major Penn congratulated
anu eompllmerted the conareeation
ON the excellent behavior Gllripp IN
services here. lie breaches n the
sinners particularly tonight. ,fhe
meetings viii close next Monday or
Tuesday. -