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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
HORSES CREMATED.
An Explosion and Fire-Threo Racers and
4 EiNcr Hoy turned.

An Explosion and Fire-Threo Racers and
Biccr boy Burned.
Pittsburg, September -. An explo-
sion OF fireworks in an out-building OF
the exhibition tonight resulted iii tue
death OF one boy by cremation, three
valuable race horses and the dcstruc-
ton Of uine hundred feet Of
stabling. The fireworks were
intended for the display tomorrow
night, and were stored i'll a large
frame building adj lining the staoles.
About nine O'Clock tonight several
explosions were heard, and imniedi-
ately an alarm was quickly sounded,
but the structure, together with the
adjoining stables, being frame, was
soon mass OF flames, and all The de
partment could do was TO devote the
engine to saving the surrounding
properly. In the stables were many
valuarIe race horses entered for the
races which commtn g Tuesday
Three OF these, Polka Dot, Maud r.
and green horse were cremated
The others were fortunately rescued
Ia the stable occupied by Polka Dot
was boy jocky named Thomas Ko2-
ers OF Kalamazoo, Michigan. The
flames spread 50 rapidly that he WAS
unable TO get out and was burned.
Polka Dot WAS valued at 81 500, Maud
Il. at $1,000, and the green horse at
81 GOO. The exposition loss ~ about
80 900, on which there is 50, 1000 in
surance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
MARSHALL.
The First Victim of tho Race Troubles-A
Negro Taken from Ills Home aud
Killed.

Special 20 the Gazette.
Marshall, September g. Early this
morning n freedman named Silas
Johnson was found dead in the street
one mile south of the courthouse
having u pistol shot in his back and
three In his head, u short piece Of rope
around his neck and pocket knife
lying near his head open. His wife
testified before the inquest that fifteen
men came to their house about eleven
O'Clock last night and called Silas
johnson out saying The depu-
ty sheriff of Gregg county
came to arrest him. They
carried him off, and she did not see
him again until she saw him dead
; las Johnson had Just returned from
Longview, where he had been accused
of exciting the race troubles of Gregg
and adjoining counties. The men
were evidently taking him to the
woods TO hang him or eXtort some in
formation about other freedmen con-
nected with the race troubles, when he
drew knife and cut the rope and
was about to escape, and was Shot rs
above stated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24

the Interest Of any representative OF
a ~ one-man power sort OF govern
mcnt.
The Texas papers containing the an-
nouncement Of the death of Col. John
X. jefferson, are just to hand. HOW
very sad. We expect to hear OF old
men dying, or those upon whom
the heavy hand of disease has been
placed, BUT how little are we prepared
to hear of the death Of such men as
Jefferson, in the full strength of iull
manhood surrounded by everything
calculated to make life enjoyable lie
was my friend, and as such, drop q
tear to his memory. Noevent IN the
history of Texas. since ] have lived in
the state. has brought such sadness 10
my heart. am more depressed than
] thought could be on account OF the
death of one not connected with me by
the ties of blood. He was gifted, noble
and generous and in his death Texas
has lost the most promising OF It's
younger men. Requiescdt IN pdce!
III. l.. u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
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WACO.
Coming Nuptials-Locai Incidents aud
Minor Mention.

Coming Nuptials Local Incidents aud
Minor Mention.
reported for the Gazette.
Waco, September 23.--Cards Of invi-
tation are out announcing the mar
rage of Mr.. ID. III. Grand to Miss
Mamie David, next Thursday night,
September ~, at the Baptist church OF
this city. Your correspondcnta cknowl-
edges the pleasure Of an invitation.
There will be reception after the
marriage ut the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Grand.
G. A. Jennings, Esq, Of this city,
has been appointed special Judge TO
hold the district court at lIill-boro,
which opens tomorrow, hut he is con-
fined to his bed with fever, andunable
therefore to accept the appointment.
A$<. William Wallace Of Woody is
in the city.
Rev. III. S. A. King Preshyterian)
preached at the Fourth Street Baptist
church this morning.
Mr.. Frank Il. Bird of this city has
built seventeen business brick houses
In Hilsboro this year. He is now en-.
gagged on the opera-housc ut that place.
He came down yesterday to visit his
family aud returned on this evenings
train.
The Doris Great Inter-Ocean cir
Gus and menagerie will visit Waco the
10Th of October.
Henry Ward Beecher lectures here
at the operahouse next Saturday night,
the 18th inst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
CLEBURyE.
A Farewell Sermon Shipment of Horses TO
Ohle-persoDaI.

A Farewell Scrmon-Nhipment OF Horses 10
ohie--PersoDaI.
special TO Gnzeitc.
Cleburne, September 23.--The Rev
Mr.. G. l.. Fitchett delivered his fare
well sermon at the opera-house to-
night 10 large congregation. He
leaves for Paris tomorrow TO take
charge of the Episcopal church at that
place.
w. A. Fields, editor or the Meridian
Bhudo, and w. A. Culber.on of the
Clifton Sentinel, are in the city, guests
of the Cleburne House.
n. n. Benton, business manager,
aud w II. Mizener, advance agent of
the Rose Lisle combination, are In the
city, perfectng arrangements toplay
here next Saturday night.
w. s. II. Parker, travelling auditor
of the Santa Fc road, came IN tonight
from Dallas.
-Four carloads of horses arrived here
to-day for :. w. Love, and Will be
shipped to Indiana and Ohio.
The principal arrivals at The Gle
burne house today, We're: g, n. Ben
ton, New York, Henry Gillian,
New Orleans; &. II. Smith, New
Orleans; j w. Spinks, Opelika, Ala
w. a. Fields, Meridian w. A. Cul.
berson, Clifton; w. Ii. Mizener, New
York; G. III. Manning, Fort Worth
j. r.. Woodward, Palestine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
A F0RElGN EN- BE2XLER.
Capture ora German Ia ~. Louis who is
Wanted IN Deutschland.

Capture ora German Ia II. Louis who is
Wanted IN Dentchland.
st. Louis, September % -Arbastian
Heine, of Gladhack Rhenish, Prussia,
charged with embezzling fifty thous-
and marks while at the head u munic.
ipal insurance system of Gladback in
the early part Of August and abscond-
ing herewith was arrested here last
evening at the house of n sister-in.law
by II. A. Backer, postotilce inspector
of this city. He freely admitted being
the person wanted by the German
government and stated that he lost the
money he is charged with embezzling
while conveying it to his superior
ottic and then left the
country through chagrin at his loss.
Less than two thousand dollars were
found on his person. He will be OK
ainined before the United States COM
missioner tomorrow and will proba-
bly, be held till the arrival OF eXtradi-
ton papers. The German consul at
New York has been advised OF his ar
rest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
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0GhEEREE'S CRIMES.
An Interview with one of the Boy steal
er'- Victims


er'- Victims.
Atlanta, Ga, September ga
Newman special to the Coastit,ttio,,
gives an interview with the boy II. A.
White who was stolen by 0giltree
now so notorious for stealing bovs'
The Constitution previously gave de.
tails of Oglltrees abduction of Charles
Illden from Atlanta, to whom he suh-
Jected to heastly indignities before he
escaped. The abduction of Joe Allen
White aroused the country aud numer-
Gus parties were in pursuit of the ras.
cal. a couple OF days since
he was so closely pressed
that he tied the boy i'm n
fence corner snd moved on himself
when he found the boy nearly dend
from fright and want of food. He
said the man approached him August
-, and telling him he owned saw
mill in Tennessee, wanted him To work
IN it. Ills story Of rambling throuph
swamps, repeated Establishments AID
personal indignities battles description
Inc county is still being scanned for
Ogletree, but he manages to keen
ahead OF his pursueIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
Plumbers Strike.

Pittsburg, September 23.-Journey
men plumbers numbering several
hundred inaugurated strike against
tue proposed reduction of wages Of
hity cents per day. While their en-
pioyes had given no notification of the
intended cut it was known TINT they
had 1t in contemplation, and AT n
meeting OF journeymen this afternoon
~ was decided TO take this step i'm ar
der TO head Off their employers. The
plumbers are members OF the Knjgnts
OF Labor. and are known as The A..
sembly of 1859.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
FIVE MEN.
Killed by n Boiler Explosion-Iist of the
-Dead.

Shreveport, La, September 22.-
Al eight o'clock tonight the boiler
OF the engine running saws at the
bridge being constructed over Red
river for the Viclssburg, Shreveport
q + acitic railroad, exploded. With
lorce killing five and wounding five
VINO We're ut work ON the
night force. A boy named Willie
Watts was the only person on the
boat Mt the time of the explosion who
escaped unhurt. The names of The
Killed are Al Humphreys, Jas. Sun :
mets, VIM. Thomas, John Mallory
and John Burk, all white. The
wounded are Willie Jones slightly in
head, Abe Gilland, colored, MORALLY
a, ID. Wilson, white, on the head and
breast, Al Wilkins, white, scalded
ana colored boy, Henry, slightly
me dead bodies are all in the river
and are being dragged for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
PASSENGER RATES.
The war to be Carried Into Africa-Morc
Cniiing.

The war to be Carried Into Africa-Morc
Cutting.
Chicago, September 23.-The war on
Messenger rates between Chicago and
Huntsville will take broader range
to.morrov and In view of the new
minis TO be included, II Is believed
ihot a number of other lines than the
panhandle and I.ouiaville, New AL
bauv & Chicago must be brought into
n and 10 Is impossible to
eov where il will stop.
louisville, New Albany u Chicago
will announce in the morning that
they will begin running Tomorrow
evening via the Air Line u train in
Guiding palace and Pullman cars TO
Indianapolis on schedule OF one
hour shorter than trains are now ruu-
ming between Chicago and Tat point,
and that the fare will be put az one
dollar, which is cut of $3.50 on the
regular rate. Thereafter trains viii
be run on this route ut 8 in
the morning, running via Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton, and will also
| sell tickets to leading points in co;npc-
tition with the Panhandle, at the fol-
| lowing rates Cincinnati, $3.50; Coz
| lumOuS So'oO Day toh, sf.oV ppi'hS
field, $500; Urb9na, IS 80. The reg
ular rate to Cincinnati is $3.50. which
makes IL cut of si.35, and the cut 10
other points named Is about IN the
same proportion. The officers of the
road say thus far they have been on
the defensive in the fight, merely
meeting the cut by the Panhandle,
bit for the future propose to make IT
the fight of All aggressive character
til the trouble is settled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
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HOUSTON.
Tho Editorial Excursion to Loul,yiile-A
Base Bali Gamo.

special 10 the Gazette.
Houston, September %, The Texas
editors will leave here tomorrow nlrht
for Louisville, via New Orleans. ON
the grandest excursion ever induIged
in 10y them. They will arrive ut Louis.
vile ON the 9th, thence to Cincinnati
and then To ST. Louis, arriving there i'm
time to witness the Yelled Prophets'
parade on October I'd, and return
home by the Missouri Pacific road
arriving in Houston about OeLober
0th. About thirty or forty will 90
the following editors having alresdv
arrived: Nandell of Seguin, Abey Of
Longview, Hil OF Belleville
Scurlock, of Clehurne, Harris, of Hen.
person, Riley, of wills Point, Drew, of
Kaufman. Sym, of Victoria, Cox. OF
Temple, O'Brien, OF Dublin, Warlicli
OF Quitnan, Robinson, of Huntsville'
Moore, of Cameron, Eberhardt. of
Cuero' and Walker, of Terrell.
Avery interesting base ball game was
witnessed here this afternoon between
the Nationals of Houston and Mechnn-
les, oftalyeston, Tho latter won hy
q score OF thirteen TO twelve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
BAIRD.
Runaway Team Nobody Hnr,.- M, I,
Court-bouse aud Jaii Contract.

Runaway Tcam-Sohody Hnr,.-Ti,a
c"urt-bonse aud Jaii Contract.
Special to the Gazette.
Bard, september 2S.-This evening
after dinner, Mr.. II. A. Cochran -
prominent stockman of this city. tools
party of gentlemen out TO his ranch
about four miles from this cItv'
MEssrs' !. II. Milligan and A. Deurh
of Wcatherford, and II. Spur ana !
y. Thomas of this city composed the
party. The team took fright as they
were turning n curve in the road, and
the party were spilled. No damage of
consequence was done To any Of the
PARTY. Messrs. j. III. Milligan and
I. A. Cochran received each q slight
injury. w
Messrs. j. II, NIillgan & Co. of
Weatheriord have the contract to
build our jail aud courthouse. The
few days, and the Jail is building rnn.
idly. ''s '"P-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
Church Dedication.

Galveston, September 27.-The old
Baptist church ON the corner of Rrood
way and Twenty.second streets was
sometime ago purchased 10y the con-
OF the Methodist Episcopal
The building has been thor-
oughly oNerhauled, renovated and 70
pared anu it was rededlcated. a
large audience was present. The ser.
anon was preached by Rev. A
Johnson, of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
palestine.
Oii'cr OF 81. Louis Capitalists to Build Gas
Works-Return of Congressman
HeagGn.

Special to the Gazette,
Palestine, September o3.-J. T.
Jones, representing st. Louis capital
lists who built aud own our city water
works, presents a petition TO the city
council asking exclusive right for
twenty-five years to build gas works
here, proposing to supply gas cheaper
than any city in Texas. and offering
to have the works completed in three
months. The st. Louis parties will
furnish the money, The city council
will doubtless grant the privilege
asked. Some system of lighting the
city has become absolutely necessary
Judge Reagan, congressman from
this district, has returned from the
springs fully restored III health, ready
to take his seat in the next house. He
viii not vote for Randall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
Bodies Recovered.

Shreveport, La, September %
The five whites killed by the exnlo.
sion OF u boiler at Red liver bridga
last night were recovered to-day ana
We're terrible mangled. The coroner
inquest VIII lie held t,i,norrow. Tho
wounded are doing wall except ue-
gro who Will probablY die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
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CUBAN SLAVES.
Horrible Tale of Their Cruel Treatment
on the Island.


Boston, September 23.-Threc fugi-
tive Cuban slaves who have reached
here tell horrible story of cruel treat
ment to which bondsmen are subjected
on the island. They were the property
of Marine Nanti and were engaged
tilliug the soil. The hours for
labor were from 4 q. NJ. to
s p. III. Their meals consisted of
nine bananas each. About every
three or -four months the diet is
changed and a pound of Goldfish given
toeach slave. Ihs supply is to last
them for one week. The women are
expected to do the same work as men.
All slaves are subjected to the most
brutal punishment oftimes resulting
in death. In many cases they are
shot down in attempts to escape. III
they recovered from their wounds
they were afterwards kept with heavy
chains around their ankles to the euds
OF which were attached heavy iron
balls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
President Arthur.

= Newport, II. L., September o.
PRESIDENT Arthur attended service nj
the United Congregationalist church
aud lunched with August Belmont
y large number of distinguished peo.
pie were present. Later in the niter-
noon he was taken for drive and i'm
we evening diucd with Mr.. and Mrs
II, NJ. Beckwith. Monday evening he
VIII dine With George Henry War.
rens. 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
Ohio State rnnlIs.

Columbus, O., September o2-Th a
repor. OF the auditor % the state. inst
completed. shows the collections ,u1der
lhe scott liquor tax law 10 be lIen,i,,
TWO million doll,-yS In the STATE d,s.
Irleuted IN localities where coll,cte9 "a
township hinds. '''' """
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
Killod I'M n Njna

,. Denver September e} .-rho Pen,b.
82Fa'S l.eadyille special saws ~ TsD
miners Patrick sullivan ana L,bno
Mcneil, were killed this mornin~ hu
4 cave IN tho ore at Iron Hi Consol}-
dstc I mines. Vi'SoA'-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
SAN ANTONIO.
The Athiodcs Whitewashed by the Dallas
BoSs-A Thief Captured.


BoSs-A Thief Captured.
Special to the Gazette.
San Antonio, September 23.-The
game of base ball between the Browns
OF Dallos aud the san Antonio Attn
let!cs resulted iii wenty-onc runs
against nothing in favor OF the Dallas
boys. The game, on account of the
inequality of the clubs, was decidedly.
uninteresting The local club lacks
both the practice and material TO meet
such club as the Browns.
Tom Jones. Il noted thief and rene
gade from justice, was captured yester-
day Mt Pearsali by The state troops, and
brought here on bis way to Uval,ie.
where he will be jailed. Jones' opera
tions have principally been in UValde
county, and there are various indict-
ments agaiust him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24
MINE0I.A.
si'"os'"E ARRAY between Dr. Gordon aud :,
fr"m''rnt Merchant--Sevcn Shots
firet, bat Nobody Hurt.
Special tN the Gagetie.

'f. - W. 20" AdseAie.
Mihto'a, September ga shootins,
ARRAY occurrcd to-day between Dr NJ
= Gordon, prominent physician. AMI
ar >. bnz,eheimer, one OF am. fnr.,
most merchants. There We're eevan
snots hired al without effect. lntensa
.e,Nel'1,,alen' prevails, aud the atlair II
~, my a'abSorhing topic of the honr
inere ale conflicting reports as 10 the
cause o. The embroglio, but additional
usnei9pments are LOOK ri for which
WA throw more light on the matter, |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-24

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
Army OFFICERs rEsTl noHY,

Captain Joseph L. Hayden, residing at No.
92i Fourth street, South Boston, Mass, form.
trly captain in the army, now with the Wal.
worth Manufacturing Company, South Bos.
ton, writes, April 2S 1873: while diving in
Cambridgeport my wife was afflicted With
terrible pains in, her back and sides. accom-.
panied with great weakness and loss OF ap
petite. She tried many so-called remedies
without avail, growing rapid. worse. when
her attention was called 10 Hunts Remedy.
She purchased a bo.t.e from LEVELS drug
store, In CambrIdgepOrt, and after taking The
first dose she began TO feel easier. che could
sleep well, and after continuing its use short
time the severe pains In her back and side
entirely disappeared, and she is cell wo-
man, Many OF our relatives and friends have
used Hunts Remedy with the NEST crafty
ing results. have recommended Il many
times, and as many tines heard the same
story. Hunt Remedy is all that . claimed
for 1t, and a real blessing TO all afflicted with
kidney Or liver troable."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
MADE A HAN OF HIM.

Mr.. CO. Wheeler, No. % Austin street,
Cambrideeport, Mass, makes the following
remark alb lie statement. On April q, 1883, he
writesas follows: Il have been troubled With
kidney disease foroearly twenty years. Have
suffered ut times with terrible pans In my
back and limbs. used many medicines. but
found nothing reached my case antil took
Hunts Remedy. l purchased a bottle OF A.
p. ellison. 60 tt emont street, BosDn, and be.
fore had used this one bottle found relied,
and continuing !ts use, my pains and weak.
ness all disappeared, and / feel like new
man, with new life nd vigcr. Hunts Remedy
did wonders for me, and have no hesitancy
In recommending 1t TO all afflicted with
kidney or liver dis eases, as am positive that
by It's use they will find Immediate relief
You may use this letter n any way you
choose. so that the people Ieay know OF a
sure medicine for the cure Of ali diseases OF
Kidneys and liver"