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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

FoRr WORTH Is assuming proper
tions in business and population tina
justify it in discarding the ways and
manners Of country village and
adopting those of "A city. With pop
ulatlon of full sixteen thousand souls,
the railway centre of the state and
chief commercial mart of the north
west, with its street railways, gas
works, water-works, foundries and
other evidences of prosperity and pro-
gress, 1t Is quite time that its govern
mept and It's citizens should resolve to
be Il city with city ways. There are II
number ofmattcrs, small in themselves
which in the aggregate would tend
largely toadd to the appearanceof the
city and prove OF incalculable con-
venlence to the general public. Among
those that present themselves promi-
nently are: /. Naming the streets, or
more correctly having the names Of
the streets posted conspicuously and
permanently at all corners and inter
section of streets. 2. Numbering the
houses on all the sire cts, business and
residence streets alike Strangers,
and even our home-folks are often at
loss to discover desired locality for
want of knowledge of the names of
streets and number of houses. The
cost would be triliing compared to the
benefits received. 3. Building per-
mits should be required and obtained
by all parties who contemplate build
Ing new or improving old houses.
With this should be carefully guarded
specifications to prevent fires.
This Is n reasonable and
practical requirement in all cities
of the size of Fort Worth. 1. Free
postal delivery. Under the law this
could be obtained with but little or no
difficulty, The amount of mail han.
died and business done by the postollice
in this city justifles II free delivery,
and If our people would gather and
tabulate the necessary statistical in
formation and make the application,
our representative In congress, the
Hon. OLIN WELBoRN, would secure
the passage of the necessary act to OBJ
tain the service. These are each
small matters, but in the aggregate
would present the city in much bet
ter shape than the present slip.shod
way Of doing things, which is
more in keeping with an
overgrown village than thriving,
prosperous aud progressive city. IL
Is not necessary for the GAZETTE to
add that more commodious hotel ae.
commodations and an opera-house are
also essential conveniences il not ne
ccssities in every city of even modest
and moderate pretensions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
GALv ESTON.
Death of an Old and Esteemed Citi-
zen-The New Officers Installed
Railroad Changes
Notes.

SIP eci al to Gazette.
Galveston, March Captain
James j. Hurd, an old and prominent
citizen, died of heart disease at | n.
m to-day at his residence ON Church
street, between Tre2ont and Twenty
fourth streets. Captain Hurd had
been Ill about week and yesterday
evening was much better, expecting
to be out to-day, but this morning was
suddenly taken worse. He was in his
SEVENTEEN year and came to Galveston
in 1S35-before the present city was
founded. During the struggle for in
dependence he served on the Texas war
schooner Brutus, commanded by his
father, and which was lost in the great
storm of 1887 in Galveston bay. AT
the close of the war Captain Hurd
identified himself with Galveston and
for many years held an important po-
sition in the Morgan ilne. About five
years ago he received the appointment
as government inspector of bulls, and
was filling that position when stricken
with death. His demise was unex-
pected and IS deeply deplored. He
leaves wife and daughter to mourn
his loss. Flags were at half mast
throughout the city i'm honor Of his
memory and his funeral will take
place at , p. IN. tomorrow.
Mayor-elect Fulton and the newly
elected aldermen were conducted into
olllce at four p. m, to-day. The re-
firing mayor delivered an able fare
well address and Mayor-elect Fulton
delivered an able inaugural, dwelling
at length on the harbor Improvement.
water supply and the financial condi-
, ton OF the city, these three impor-
tant questions forming the leading
feature of his address and his sugges-
lions were pertinent and polite.
The Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Zee has made the follow
ing changes in the passenger
department which goes into effect to-
morrow:
Montgomery Miller, south eastern
passenger agent, Montgomery. Ala
bama; G.. Van Sickle, north Texas
passenger agent mt Dallas; Starr
Jones, south Texas passenger agent at
! Galveston; j. III. Robinson, general
travelling passenger agent ut Calves
! ton.
| The firm of G. w. Roth & Co., dry
goods merchants, on Market street
were closed out to-day by l.. and III
Blum. Amount of assets and liabili-
ties not known.
{. L. Kelsey, of Corpus Christi, is
here and has purchased material and
VIII start daily paper in that city
called The Critic.
Weather moderate and pleasant b ut
the sea is so rough to-day that lighters
were unable To transfer freight To
ships in the outer harbor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
LAREDO.
Two Bold Robberies II ouble Among
Beer Dealers Distinguished
Visitors.

special 60 the Gazette.
Laredo, March 1.-Two very bold
robberies Were committed here last
night. The residence of Mr.. c. T..
Whitney was robbed of valuahles to
the amount of $500, including his and
his wite's clothes, in fact taking every
thing they could find, taking such
triiles ms his comb and brush and pho
tograph album. Mr.. Louis Hunger.
ford was also a sufferer, being robbed
of valuable silverware, wedding pres
ents, and many other valuable articles.
Roth Jobs were supposed TO
have been committed by the
same gang. The police of
both l.aredos have been notified and
are on the alert.
There is trouble among the beer men
of our city. Ii seems that Hansl
agent OF Anheuser, has been collecting
accounts and then rebating his cus,
TONERS, which is In violation of n writ
ten contract with the Lemp agent. A
cut in the price OF beer is expected.
The Dia1 party passed through nj a
late hour last night, en- route To st.
Louis. He was accompanied To this
place by Generals Namnio and Treyi.
NQo and other distinguished Mexican
gentlemen, who returned TO Monterey
to-day>
Generals Phil Sheridan is
expected TO rsSxiye Sunday morning.
Tie will visit Corps Christi and prob.
ably Monterey. General Trevino left
cordial invitation for nina, To visit
Mexico.
Manager Hart opens the season ar
Adams Opera House tomorrow night
with the Carlo Lamaln Musical Com.
hinaticn, the proceeds TO 40 to the
Baptist church nind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
WACO.
A Small Pox Scare -Substsnt
ity for a Distressed FARM

special TO the Gazette.
Waco, March IA telegs|
received to-day from Hearne
that two negroes, not yet fs|
covered from an attack d saii1
had left that place and waTs's;'
Gals here to keep a lookout ~
Nigilant search and inquiry hs'
find them and it is believed thg7
elsewhere.
a subscription was ralsedheIsA
for the family of WoolbrlgnI
painter who fell from q roof ies'
ago and was killed, sufficient Z
Off the mortgage on Their neM'
relieve their present necesslilts Z,
c. w. Slattery, of this city vi
the contract for trenching sna Y
the sewer pipes of Fort N.Y.
turned home to-day and wlliss|
ready to go to work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
ALL IN.
The Testimony Concluded in the
Dukes Mutt Murder Case.

Uniontown, Pa, March 14.--The
most important evidence.for the pris-
oner in the Dukes-Nutt murder trial
yesterday afternoon, was the letter of
Capt. Mutt threatening Dukes life, un-
less the latter should make reparation
for the ruin of his daughter. This
letter was very emphatica and distinctly
tells Dukes that if he did not do his
duty rs n man he would have to suffer
death. The testimony of the COM
momwealth that Dukes shot Mutt
when the latter was resting and max
ING no threatening movement was
practically mistaken. After large
number of witnesses had
been examined to show u
good character for Dukes
the case was closed MS far rs evidence
is concerned and the court adjourned.
Addresses to the jury are being made
to-day, and the case is expected to go
TO the jury to-day.
The testimony all being in, argu-
ment in the Dukes-Nutt murder case
commenced this morning. The COM
monwealth did not seek to break down
the Defendants character by rebuttal.
Hon. G. f.. Boyle for the defense
asked what the commonwealth
claimed in the case, to which Hon.
w. III. Playford replied: 1--WE claim
that Dukes the defendant is guilty of
murder in the first degree
The case seems to battle the ingenui-
ty of the defense rs there is scarcely
an argument ON that side that can't be
construed in favor of the common
wealth. Points of law submitted by
the defense were read by Il. II. Lind
sey and We're in substance, that if
Dukes considered himself IN danger of
bodily harm, real or apparent, the
shooting was justitiablc.
Justice Wilson was asked to charge
the jury that Dukes correspondence
was eXtraneous and formed no part of
the crime charged. Hon. w. H. Play
| ford opened his address to the jury at
l:30 p. m. The prisoner shows signs
of weakening. The general feeling is
decidedly against the defendant.
w. III. Playford spoke two hours this
afternoon for the prosecution. He
said the murder of Captain Mutt
under the circumstances was in point
infamy unparalleled in the criminal
annals of any country since the forma-
| ton ofthe republic.
| Judge Williams charge was eX-
haustive and of great length. After
its delivery the case was given to the
jury,
Group, wbooping co,tgh and brou-
chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

THE GAZETTE yesterday, through
Mr. John RArlCAN, received tho plan
of the new town of Marta in Presidlo
county, Mr., RAriCAN has lust ar
rived from that place aud viii return
In u few days. The site of the new
town Ia lS5 miles southeast of Ell paso,
and 22miles south of Fort Davis, on the
Galveston, Harrisburg Il san Antonio
railroad, or the extension of the South
ern Pacific. II is In splendid roll.
inv country, valuable for farming and
griglng aud near some valuable beds
OF silver and lead in the Chanatte
ntountai1Ns There are many Calitor-
mans flowing into the region which
PROMISES soon TO develop into pros
porous and thriving settlement. There
are 30 sections or blocks In the plan,
each block containing 81 lots 25 10y 100
leet This isthe size OF the business
%ocks, hu, lots for residences or for
Any purpose can be secured in any
san rhe lots will be sold ut public
a9ctiNW AZ an early day OF which due
notice Nin be given. MIR. II, h. KEEL
LEY who>xesldes in the town OF Marta,
Is the agenNand will furnish informa-
item 70 those dsSiring It. The plan OF
the town can be ssSn at the GAzglrs
oilioc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
Crnzinw Lands for sale.

In Montague county, 1000 acres of
which 1000 acres lie within from two
10 ak miles, and the remainder with
in fifteen miles of the city of Mon.
tHgue, Also, in the following conn
tics, viz: Archer, | 80 acres, Cole
man i,as0, Denton 500, Jack Gao,
Parker 400, Stonewnll $40 and Wise
l,,s0. For particulars enquire Of Mrs,
A, II. Ives, care of j. h. Donaho
Carksyllle, Red River county, Texas
n.B.tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
CHANGED CARS
Death Claims a Passense, !.
Texas & New Orleans RsS
special TO tn q oiazetre.

special TO the Gazette.
Houston, Texas, MarchIt
man named james b. tJntan 4
from Corsicana to Knoyv ~I y \ !!
suddenly of lung disease II h. Y
4 New Orleans depotin th II ~ II. \ \
II o'clock last night. While s','a
ing to change from the Us N.Y.
Texas Central to the Texas 1 NY
leans train Upton fell eyhAIIs, Il !
expired ia q few No.
From a surgeons certi6c'ls ' J
other evidence found on the ns.'
the deceased the coroners ;a ,,'s |;
forenoon found the FOLLOWING s..;'
We, the jury, find the tIecp,as M \
Jas. b. Upton from Corsicaps NJ,
and that he died from lupg IN II.
on March 18th at eleven ocjoepE ~ !,
Mt the Union depotin the ciivdE'
ton.
The young man appearedo 4
good circumstances Judging III
dress and money. A gold watsA J
chain were found on his person /
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Corsicana, March l4.-Jas us{
young man from Sweetwater /,
who came to Corsicana for hjs b
and has been residing wiihhis 4
DIR. Blair, started on his return
yesterday, and this morning DS
received a telegram stating thaz
arrival Mt Houston his nethv
sank exhausted on the piaihn
expired without uttering awut
deceased was consumptiye id
no hope of living long when q
here. DR.. Blair left at noonlod
Houston to bring the body up
terment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
The Western Union.

New York, March l4.--At a meet.
ing OF The Western Union Telegraph
company to-daya quarterly dividend
OF per cent was declared payable on
anu ailer April 10th. The net reyenne
j9r the quarter ending March Az, Il
Z ~ oh Surplus, SS,6iT .0S5. Jobn
,, Terfs>>yas elected director of tba
company to>sll the vacancy caused hr
oy the death of'eSoyernor Morgan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

WHrS the sewerage contract Is CON
cludcd, and the pavement contract is
let, and the watcr-works accepted,
there Is one little matter 10 which the
GAZETTE would like TO cali the atten-
ton Of the citizens Of Fort Worth,
though possibly many Of them have
thought Of It already, and that Is that
greater hotel accommodation are
badly needed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

The changes made in the senate by
the election Of new members during
the winter just past, have been de-
cidcdly In favor Of the Democracy. In
nearly every case whore u Democratic
vacancy occurred the sitting member
has been reelected. The new sena-
tors chosen will also add TO the
strength OF that side of the house.
CoLQurTr of Georgia GIBSON Of Lou
isiana, and KENNA Of West Virginia,
are the new Democratic senators. On
the other hand the Republicans have
weakened Instead Of having strength
encd their side by tho elections. Sew
cral of the most experienced Republi
eau senators have been retired and
new untried men chosen IN their
places. They retain, however several
Of their oldest and best Legislators.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
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Subscription 10 daily and weekly ~ strictly In
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synbscribera desiring the address Of iheir
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dress.
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Address GAZETTE, Fort worth, Texas.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
ST. LOUIS.
Trouble With the Indians Reported
A Chance for a Swindle.

st. louis, March l4.-Advices from
the Creek Indian nation saws Sneek-
ing Rabbit one of the principal leaders
OF the Spiechee faction who was ar
rested some days ago by General por-
Ter commander of Checotee Marty
was killed mt Okmiskee lost
Week while attempting TO escane
Two other leaders of the same factinn
nave also been killed. These murders
rs they are called, are said To have
aroused the Spiechee men TO renewed
action, and two hundred of them are
reported to he marching on Oknliskee
ior the purpose of bringing about n
nght, General Porter with two hnn-
ereu men has gone out to meet the ad.
pected. - 'N
\ dispatch. from St.I Joseph Mo
says the Herald saws that the civ
claims to have reliable Information
when leads to the belief that the bin
when recently passed in the state SEN
a.e, p,ovidihg for the payment of all
war claims, will be used and perhaps
maze TO cover large number of fraud-
uieht actions, probably To the amount
OF >, o0,MN, and that il the bin masses
me hollse and goes into effect. the
Inlteu States government, which will
Ultimately pay these claims, will act
uaiiy oe swindled out of the amount
named; The Hei'ats strongly on
poses the bill. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

TIE Hon. II. G.. FROST, whose seat
N the Forty-scventh congress was CON
tested by u Republican named SIS
SiNdHANs, was permitted to serve out
his term, until within n few hours of
adjournment, when the contestant was
admitted and both received pay for the
entire term. In closing the debate on
the question, MIR. icRosTa administered
the following singing rebuke to the
Republicans who perpetrated the out
rage upon the people Of the United
States. He said ~ can congratulate
myself on the fact that my exit from
this hall Will be n matter which will
concern the public but very little. But
you, too, Mr.. speaker IN few short
hours Will quit that chair, and your
party will quit this floor, and this to
the satisfaction of all, not by the decis-
ION OF Il malignant partisan tribunal,
which has not heard your case, or pre-.
tended 10 hear 1t, but by tho impartial
well-considerod verdict of the public
which has Judged you, sir, and judged
your party II MIR. Frost was not
fairly elected, he should have beer
ousted at the beginning of congress
But the Republicans knew he was
| elected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
CORSICANA.
sspeoial % thc siaae,te.

Special to the Gazette.
Corsieana, March 1.-THE Narrow
Gauge has put a turn,table at this
place.
congressman II, q. Mills left for
Austin last night.
Az meeting of the Navarro county
oar II was resolved to petition the leg.
lslatnre to change the assignment Of
our supreme court from Austin IN
TYLER also having the proposition of
having a district attorney in this
judicial district. " aus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

Mr.. STAdNER Is evidently inclined
10 the opinion that he has the material
fDra railroad bill under his own hat.
On Monday, March 18th lie, intro
duced the following resolutions IN the
house:
Whereas, various bills, substitutes and
amendments looking to railroad legislation
IN response To the wants Of great public ne.
opsslty have been offered, discussed and app
pnrcutly defeated, and
W whereas, the popular demand for such
legislation should be respected by the repre-
sent lives Tor the people and In Wow OF the
ncn approach of the close of the session.
Resolved thpt the speaker ho, ana is hero.
by instructed TO appoint - special committee
If I'VE membera of the house whose duty IL
shull be TO formulate u bin on the subject
and present the antno to this house Wedues-
day morning, March 18th.
According to parliamentary cour-
tesy and usnge Mr.. STAGNER would
he chairman Of the committee, and
would be expected to formulate bill
IN twcnty-tour hours by the watch.
Mr. STAGNER is hunorist of the
first order
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
BRANCH OFFICES.

The sToCK IouRSAL PpBIIsiltNe Con-
YANY dopc estabtfIicd Hrnpeh GGices mr. tbr-
Yespontfcaoe aiid ne receipt ~ advertisements
ind subscriptions. and rhtyc Hies NJ ne toni-
J1ues Publications may aiieogs BE- (Ophd, as
loftotas
RAN AwTDEiu-- .N0. 211 N0iDfOgds 9yeef,
1YBoaL Harris Manager.
AUSTIN Cbf3ier dfcnpG und B0B U'drc
greef, t. "a. IouNsfos, MpndDer. ", y.
SpESGE anu II. u. coNNEiL, .isstst0fRE
COLORADO CiTf--H, l.. BESrLEY, MdHdOef.
II. j. FEnnlaON. AssIalnni.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
Grazing -Enrm Lnnda ror salc

300 section in solid body.
100 section In "A solid body.
300 section nlternntes.
$50 sections solid body and well
watered, extra fine for grazing.
VIII assure enhancement on present
price.
1000 horses, American stock, Mt II
special bargain, delivered IN Wichita
county
MILLER, TEMpLEroN ~ Co.,
3-13m Wichita Falls, TeNus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

~ an American editor sh00rtHls-
piaN * much Ignorance Of politics IN
Frapce as is displayed by French
editor concerning politics in America,
he would be summarily informed that
tie psper had too much consideration
Gee HE trades to deprive them OF 80
valuable mechanic, and give
hial the amount OF his over
drawn salary that he might
l'so no time in seeking a position
whore his talents could be used to
hcuvr advantage The editor OF 1.-THE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

frmed its card rate. 1t was also de-
cided to resume the operations of fac
tories next Monday and after running
three weeks to shut down again for
two weeks more. Trade was reported
dull with stocks light and very much
broken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

Tnr telegraph editor Of the Fort worth
GAZETTE yesterday morning spelled ~ "kan-
ada. He must have received bis education
IA Kansas Or Ke-O kuk. DGtds Trincs.
AHD the rcd-headed editor Of the
Dallas Times yesterday morning
spelled IL Goiiad. lie must have had
Gal, Galveston or deep-water on the
brain,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

SAN RANptiL of Pennsylvania Is
very anxious TO have II understood
that the tariff question is settled for
the next decade. SAM RANDALL,
knows as well ms any other man tina,
with tariif legislation in prospect, he
stands no show for the speakorship of
the next house,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

ASSURANCES come nom 81. Peters
burg that there is no reason TO believe
that there Is any special plotting
among the Nihilists to prevent the
coronation OF the Car.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

IL should have done, and left no duty
unpcrforned. II even goes so far MS
TO appropriate the PENDLrTox civil
service act as u Republican measurc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
stock Cnttlc Wnntcd.

We wish to buy stock cattle in lots
from 10 to 1000 head, Call at our office,
with knceland, i.ittlelohn Il Martin,
Main street, or address
MONTGOMERY n Co.
Fort Worth Texas.
a.h.Dwka
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

'rHR New York Ifibeae is the only
paper OF amy prominence that has the
temcrity TO commend the Republican
aide OF the Forty-seventh oongrss
upon its record According to the
Iss0utc Il has done nothing but what
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
Considerable Enterprise.

TUNInesVIIIo KcRstcr.I
The Fort Worth GAZETTE mani
tested considerable enterprise during
the stockmen's convention. Ii came
out each day with ten pages of inter-
estinp news
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
Douglas Bros,

If you desire a really niS \ \
suit, call on Douglas Bros Y ,,
street, Dallas Texas. DslSM
are doing the largest busi1s 4.
keep the most extensive se y !.
goods in their line in North i ! 4,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

i'or west sulf states partly cloudy ~onth-
or with local rlns variable winds, mostly
southcrlyl stationary temperature, with STA.
tlonary or lower pressure barometer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

In Is said there has been markeN
decline In the demand for WIooiNs
ain.anacs since his predicted cyclone
IAiled 70 put in an appenranoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

Titn SENATE Is aheaN of the house in
The disposition OF worth and meets and
adjourns, from day toNay, without
doing any work,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15
A Regular Boom.

lGrapevine News.
The Fort Worth GAZETTE is on Il
regular hoom, issuing its twelve col
umn supplement, We We're not sur
prised, however.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-15

TnR senate and house are Vt cross
purposes on the land bill, and Me re-
suit viii probably be that no bill\win
lac passed.