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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
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NoChange Of Cars.


ETwEEN tn. FOLLOWING ursls
Houston and 81. Louis,
Dallas and st. Louis,
Houston and Sedalia,
Dallas and Sedalia,
Houston and Fort Scott.
Dallas and Fort Scott,
Denls0n and st. Louis.
Denison and Hannibal,
DenisOn and Kansas CITY.
San Antonio and st. Lcuia
Austin and St Louis.
Fort Worth and st. Iouia.
Kansas City amidst. JOSEPH
RECLINING CHAIR CARS FRm
Besides FIVE lines Of Pullman slssp,n, -.
s snd ,h day coaches with toIet rco1S
ANA sho o sn~S. ,i.mproyementa warmed ~ pir7
with colorod Attendants. = ~ = \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25

Albany, y. Y, November 2i.-The
Railway Shareholders association has
been incorporal The object is the
receiving, obtaining, collecting and nc.
cumulation of items of news aud facts
regarding railroad corporation under
lakings, the systenia of construction,
investments, management, taxation,
legislation, judicial decisions, etc,
hereto appertaining, and supplying,
selling, vending ana furnishing the
same, also furnishing private written
or oral arguments or addresses through
counsel and others to be emplnyed for
that purpose, in newspapers, pamph-
lets, books or such other form ls shall
be deemed expedient for the promo
ton Of that stability and for the aug
menlation of railway 81 ares and eli
rifles. Capital $l00.D01. The trustees
are &. i. Huntington, Sidney Dillor
John Livingston, Horace Porter, Wn,'
Hall, Geo. B. Rogers, Frank b. Cow
an, of Philadelphia; VIM. b. Strong of
Boston; Alexander Mitchell of Milwnu-
kee; Wm. X. Acllermar, Albert Keen
of Chicago; Wm. q. Rowell of Sava,i-
nah, and Chas. G.. Harris of Brool1lyn.
Their operations will bn carried on i'm
the United States, Mexico, Canadn
and other parts of the American CONT
nent and Great Britain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
The kiIlg Murder.

Hickman, Ky, November u king
ana his wife, an account of whose
murder was sent yesterday, lived alone
ON a farm. No one had seen them
alive since Tuesday of last week.
Their son, when he discovered The
murder, found evidence of severe
struggle. The furniture was strcwn
about, and gun with n broken br.ech
was on the floor. Mrs. Kings throat
was cut, with evidence of three heavy
blows ON the head. Mr.. Kings head
was crushed by blow. The trunk i'm
which King kept his money was
chopped open with a Ratchet. About
300 In other places was not found.
The only clew is that n spare bed
ma been used by one person, and the
table shows that one visitor had eaten
with the aged couple. This points
suspicion toward clock member seen
recently near Kings house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
The PrOteuS InauiiY.

Washington, November 2i-Lieut.
Darlington was recall ed in the Pro.
leus court to-day, and testified that the
Proteus was probably the bst ship to
be found at the time she was char
tered. Her sails and boats, however,
were very old, and in bad condition.
Pike was careless in navigating the
vessel, and after her disaster the men
became insubordinate. The story that
Pike left Cape Sabine under protest is
without foundation. He and witness
had no differences. When Darlington
discoveie ed he was threatened by icc,
and asked that the ship be got under
way, Pike said: IAN right; / am ms
anxious TO get north as you are,n and
gave orders 10 sail Adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
A DAY AT DALLAS.
To Days Base Ball Match Gamc-A
Woman 1crriiler Jailed.
A Mardcrous ARRAY at Plano Between
Two Young Business Men.
Rumors of a Wreck on the Texas & Pa
ciilc East Of Mashall.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Dallas, November n. -Considerable
interest Is felt in the match game of
baseball to beIplayed here tomorrow
between the Nationals of Fort Worth
and the Brown Stockings of Dallas.
John Ivy, an estimable young man
and member of the Lamar rifles,
was buried to-day with military hon
ors by the Queen City Guards.
The Freeman murder case Is still
occupying the district court. The
testimony is not yet all in, and the
jury will not get the ease before Mon
day night. About three hundred feet
of the big sewer through the Third and
Fourth wards has been completed.
Hardy Hart was jailed to-day on the
charge of going to the public school at
White Rock where his wife, from
whom he is separated, is teaching. and
frightening and terrifying hers sif and
her pupils by fiourishing pistol and
threatening to kill her.
The local officers have not been able
to get any trace of ID. w. Scroggins,
the alleged Elmo forger
The machinery for the electric light
works is expected to arrive next week,
and rebuilding Is to begin at once.
News was received here tonight of
an aflray of a fatal character at Plano
last night between Hardy Oslesby and
MI. Overaker, both leading young bust.
ness men of that place, in!which Ogles-
by was badly injured by blows from
brass knuckles, and Overaker's head
beaten almost TO jelly with navy
six-shooter. The parties were at
masquerade ball. One was dressed in
female apparel and the trouble is said
to have arised from connection with
that fact 1t is thought Oglesby will
recover, but Overaker's wounds are said
to he fatal.
There are rumors of wreck east of
Marshall with two people killed and
several seriously wounded, but moth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
TRAIN ROBBERY.
The Southern Pacific Express Ditclled
Near Dcming, New Mexico.
The Engineer KiIled-Seyeral Hundred
Dollars in Booty Secur, d.
Special TO the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
Deming, y. NJ, November 2l.-Thc
Southern Pacific express train, bound
east, was ditched about fifteen miles
west of Deming by five masked men.
The engine, mail and express cars
were ditched, and Engineer Webster
shot ana killed by the robbers. They
went through the train, holding up
Conductor Vail and one passenger.
They secured six or seven hundred
dollars from the express ear, the mes
senger offering no resistance. The
train was d!tched by removing the fish
plate! and throwing the rails aside.
The deputy sheriff organized II posse
ana went on special train to the
scene OF the wreck, where they will
secure horses and pursue the robbers,
VINO are supposed 10 he cowboys.
BY Associated Press.l
Denver, November 2t.-Private
word, just received, states that the
mail and express train of the Southern
Pacific was robbed 10y COWBOYS this
afternoon nj Gage station, near Cum
mings, A. r., close to the New Mexico
line. Tho robbery is reported to lac a
very heavy one. The train was
wrecked and the express messenger
killed. No further particulars obtain
able tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
SAN ANTONIO.
Coke, Epson and Hancock - Heavy
Rains-The Aubrey Mystery.


| Special TO the Gazette.
San Antonio, November 2i.-To-day
in the Express appeared an article re-
| fleeing on Colonel Epson, intimating
that he has been discourteous toward
| Cungressman-elect Hancock In send
ing information TO Senator Coke that
should have been forwarded to Mr..
Hancock relative to the erection of q
necessary federal court building in
this city. Your reporter met Colonel
Epson and ascertained that while he
had promised to forward the informa-
ton desired TO Senator Coke, he had
not yet done SO, but would.
Colonel Upson has letter from
Senator Coke requesting him to
furnish the information, which had
been promised under plan to obtain
the buildings, while Coke and Epson
were together in congress. Col. Up
son was applied 10 for II staten ant as
TO the amount of criminal and civil
business done by this court, and will
forward IL 10 Mr.. Coke as according to
their old agreement and understand
ing. while co workers in congress.
Heavy rains fell last night all over
the county southeast OF this city.
The Aubrey mystery Is still dark.
Aubrey's many relatives are deeply
concerned, and the matter furnishes
all that dame gossip can stand.
Yesterday we telegraphed the al
legged killing of n four-days' child from
giving laudanum and Devices err mi
native by well-known physician.
The case has excited much
newsl nper aud public gossip,
and the doctor who prescribed it
occupies n very honorable position,
To-day during the absence Of the hus-
band, this doctor. accompanied by an
old and respected physician, visited
the house of the child's parents and
obtained from the woman an affidavit
on the alleged erring doe
tors behalf. This party also
carried of with them the
bottles, spoons, etc., used. Afterward,
the druggist who had put up the med
icinc visited the place with a notary
and took counter testimony, both of
the father aud mother. The testimony
is very dirty and damaging, and sew
eral big damage suits, ii not personal
FcRc0Rffcs, are apt to ensue shortly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
GALVESTON.


Galveston, November 2i.--Owens
McMahan, Thompson. Lauve and Sam
son, public cotton weighers OF Galveston
county, have entered suit--fn the dis.
trict court against number of firms
for damages alleged to he caused by
the employment of private parties TO
weigh cotton TO the damage of plaint-
IFS In the sum of five dollars for each
bale weighed. They say McAlpine,
Bnllridge & Co. have received and had
weighed 4, 1913 bales; Rodgers & Co.,
$500 bales; Skinner Il Stone, 1851
bales, and Ross Ellis & Co., 3OOS.
McLemore aud Campbell and NJ. Il.
Kleberg appear for the plaintiffs. The
total amount sued for Is over Sl0O, 900.
The case of the United States against
$. a. Hackworth of Brennan, charged
with violating the postal laws, was
concluded with verdict of not
guilty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
Yesterdays Races.

., Brighton Beach, November "a
ihree-tourths ola inile-Gray Bonnet
nrst; Ranger secold; Columbia third
Time, 1;2ll.
Oae mile-First trial, dead heat be-
tween Holachemie and Frank f..
Iime, l:i6l, Second Holache-
ME first; Frank second; Little Fred
third. Time, l:4Sl.
Mile and WANDERING
llrst; Halenon second; Lytton third.
Time, 2:l5l.
Mile and three-eighths- Henry b.
.trst, Mitchell second. Time, 2:3Dl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25

Pitts5urg, Move mber 2i.-The re-
mains OF young man named w. G..
Elliott were found early this morning
under the trestle-works of the Ale
gheny Valley railroad, in the Twon-
tieth ward, with his head cut of and
topdy, bruised. The evidence elected
by The coroncr's jury is to the effect
mat the young man had fallen, but
iacts ascertalned tonight leave little
room to doubt he met with foul play,
as MS watch ana valuables in his pos
session when last seen are missing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25

with Fcit Worth and Dallas grocers
for Information, before adopting U
deiinite plan of action, ~
Some OF the census takers are wen
up with their work, snd al indications
point to population ofll,00) ana per-
baps 1000. The first ward has nearly
doubled It's population.
The cotton market has been dull for
three days, with quotations practically
unchanged. Receipts are nominal.
No news OF May, atlas Fair, alias
Hill. S.cele.& Price of Chicago tele-
graph that he Is fraud.
The Missouri Pacific south-bound
train 10 hours late to-day. Cause, The
floods in Missouri.
Weather exceedingly warm, cloudy
and rainy, and an increase of sickness
noted.
The hegira Of the gamblers Is com
plete--only two are left IN the town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
CORPUS CHRISTI.

A burglary Cargo and Passengers Of
The Arkansas Firemen's Parade.
Special TO tho Gazette.
Corpus Christi, November 2l.--Tbe
Eagle saloon was burglariaed last night
Of over 500 by the door being lifted oil
its hinges.
The steamship Aransas arrived to.
day with her usual freight and passen-
ger list. Among the passengers was n
family Of Arabians, direct from their
Eastern home. A little girl accolnpa.
nying them was the only one who
could speak English.
Tuesday the fire department cole.
brates Its twelfth anniversary by a pa-
radeNnd ball at night. . : ="
The pay car Of the Mexican Ma
tional came In last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
Destruction of Timber.

Concord, n. H., November 2l.-Im-
mense damage has been wrought bv
tue recent gale In the forests of Chath.
am IN TINS state end in towns over
the border in Maine. Thousands OF
acres OF valuable forest trees We're de.
s,royed, all OF the old and great deal
o. the new growth being practically
destroyed. Where the timber Is not
oroaen, II Is torn and matted and
ang,ed In debris, SO as TO be almost
worthless: IN many instances the
HOUSES 81 wood-choppers have been
,uinee. ana mucl, suffering among
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
DENIS0N.
Collision on the Missouri Paciiic-Engi-
nocr Murphy Injured
Randall Trial.
speolnl TO The Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Denison, November PA collision
occurred last night on the Missouri
Pacific railroad about sixty miles north
OF this place, caused 10y IA freight train
breaking in two and the rear part run
ming down Il grade and meeting an
other freight train OH n bridge or trestle
work. Engineer Mike Murphy was
seriously hurt, but hopes are had of
his recovery,
The jury in the United States court
ut Fort Smith, Ark, failed to agree
on u verdict in the trial Of G. q. Ran
dali of this city, who was tried for The
shooting Of deputy United States
marshal in the Indian Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
The Turf Meeting.

Louisville, November 2I.-The con-
vontion has adjourned. Rules were
adopted 10 allow no reinstatement
after being ruled of. Riders. rubbers
aud attendants of stables were ex-
cluded from pooling grounds on penal
ty of expulsion. Any one Offering
money to a jockey, trainer or atten-
dant of any stable without permission
of the owner, or gambling on the
grounds by employees, will be punished
by expulsion or suspension. The
stakes of the different clubs will close
January 1st. Ben. G.. Bruce was
elected secretary. The association
will meet in Chicago the second We'd
nesday in November, 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25

Visitation of Bishop Gregg - The
Churches and Thanksgiving Day
Other Items of Interest.

| special TO the Gazette.
Waco, November "A. --Rt. Rev. Alloy.
ander Gregg, ID. D., Protestant Episeo-
pal bishop OF the diocese of Texas il
in the city, on his annual visitation
He will preach tomorrow morning
and administer the right of conflrma,
ton tomorrow night.
The ministers OF the city are In SEES.
sion this evening, with view of ar
ranging programme for services on
Thanksgiving day.
The public school teachers We're paid
a months salary to-day, the nav roll
amounting TO 1901. The average nj
tendance at the schools for the week
ending to-day was SGD pupils.
In the district court this afternoon
the jury in the Dickson VS.. Van Hall
cleveland 4 Cameron) suit was dis
charged. being unable to agree. The
grand jury has now returned nearly
400 indictments and the end Is moi
near.
The a. NJ. l.. colored conference i.
grinding away. Seventeen additional
ministers answered to roll call this
morning. The colored Bishop Cain
breaches tomorrow.
Two pistol-carrying tnmps. son.
mneu In me CITY lookup, We're Just In
the act OF ctlecting their escape last
night, when City Marshal Moore dis
covered them, and blocked the game.
By the Ingenious use of the handle of
Zine water pail they had opened
their cell door.
beckman, one of the crooks in jail
for a week past, gave bail this morn.
ing. His companions are still In dur
anee vile. Beckman, II Is said, figured
In SOME recent crooked business M
Dallas and Fort Worth.
Mr.. :. s. Matlock, am industrious
farmer, living seven miles norll, Of
the city on the Dallas road, had his |
stables and barn, containing corn.
oats, etc., burned last night, Believed
by an incendlary. His loss viii |
amount TO severA hundred collars
no insurance.
The meeting OF relail grocers last
hight to organize mutual protection
association, resolved to correspond
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
-
C0RSICANA.
Archibald West Killed by Negro-Re.
turn Of Lieutenant .Goycrnor Martin.

Special to the Gazette.
Corsicana, November pa report
reaches here from the neighborhood of
Duvaps prairie, of the killing of Archi-
bald West, by II negro named sam
Kline, in n knife encounter. The
murderer made good his escape.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Martin re-
turned to-day from Nicksburg, whe,e
he has been attending the Cotton
Planters convention. He departs for
Is raach in the morning.
Cotton receipts to date, 1900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
Will Settle in Emil

New York, November 2l'-The cred
TOR ots Rosenberg ~ Co., clothers, have
proposed TO accept seventy-hve ccnts
ON the dollar. Rosenberg, the senior
member of the firm declines to accent
me proposition, stating that he
was able to pay in fall. The firm
maue an assignment, giving preference
to merchandise creditors to tie aluoumf
of S41. OOO ''''"he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
Clara Morris.

st. Louis, November 2i.-Clara Nor
ris closed remarkable week tonight
to overcrowded houses. The engage
mtnt has been continuous ovation
and the most successful at the regular
price played here for several years,
the receipts lggregating $4,000. Al
most all the seats were sold inadvance,
and people We're turned away nightly.
she gave two performances to-day,
something she had no. done for several
years. She goes from here to New
Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25

pittsburg, November 2i.-Rev. Jno.
" lider., colored, has prepared papers
III SUIT for conspiracy and defama-
Ilon OF character against Rev. Doctors
Mliiigan, Sloan and Wilson, ministers
OF the Reformed Presbyterian Church,
asking $4,000 and alleging that dc.
PENDANTS by conspiring to declare him
!, mononaiac injured his reputation SO
liat he could not pursue his profes-
'lon and gain II living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
The Vicksburg Rank

Gan 'oh n Miss, November "a
V I H., = BUTTS, president of The
re, ,aISop'e pa mha has been appointed
, ,,,aa ny chancellor Cowian. He
n ,le ~ ool,u OF 500 600 and took charge
ba, NC a =. OF the Mississippi VALLEY
oc .,' :; !. Is suited there are about 5000.
few Pec, ~ paper ~ the bank, which is per-
n ,eotiy coed, the larger portitn being
OF merchants and business
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
4 WantOn Murder.

New York, November 24.-Owen Il.
Plunkett, a cigar maker employed in
the Brother factory, - Bowery, was
shot dead to-day by dissolute fellow
named John Scullen. Scullen worked
at bench near the murdered man, on
the top floor of the building, between
him and another workman. Without
any known cause, Scullcn drew re-
volveran fired at the other workman,
but missed his mark, and Scullen then
re-cocked his weapon and fired at
Plunkett, who fell dead. Scullen was
arrpStp cd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
Another Sprague Lawsuit.

ffoFidence, X. L., November o4.-In
.ne court OF common pleas was heard
.ne acton for trespass and eee,ment
drought ny The Union company against
VIM. ,. Sprague and lncz, his wife TO
recover possession of the Fanny
sprague homestead estate. Under in
s.ructions OF the court the jury found
for the PLAINTIFF. '0''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
a Cincinnati Eailnre.

J., cincinnati, November 2I.-Jolrn A.
iS, dealer in notions, etc, on
iMni ana kace streets and lbs West
T n street assigned to Howard
ntousiass, having Just filed twenty.
nnne cnatlel mortgages on his stock.
. SS;lesatlhg 20 600. The bond of the
a asei. IS 100000. 1t is thought I'M
secureu creditors will receive hni litii..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
A PruSSiap Wauted

Boston, November p. The Prussian
authorities inform the police that Ma.
snah Saekolney, aged 50 years If
Mowersalaro, is wanted on a cbarge If
iaisifying bills of exchange tn ina
amount OF ten thousand dollars, 4 re.
Waid OF 10 Per cent. of the amount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
Crushed by n Collision

OIHVTHINlI, NOVember % .Th..
ommercial.Gazette's Circleville. Ohio
special says II collision occurred nm ~
Scioto Valley railroad, near Asbvi lie
oetween two freight trains. Jsn,a u,
wright of Clrclcyllle was killed " hi'
brother seriously hurt and oibars
snghtly injured. The south bnnnd
freight was running without orders '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
A Burglar Identified

cincinnati, November 2i.-The nho.
.osraph OF the man arrested recentI,
~ ~. i'ouiS mas been identified here
as anat OF helly Shields, a notorions
sn uas VINO made, II skilml esrane
rom iron, Jaii on November 18th, while mn
oer sentence OF five years for burglar,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
A Dividend Declared.

chicago, November o4.--Tbe
chicago q Northwestern railway hi.
rectGrs to-day declared n semi.annunl
dividend OF ~ per cent. on common
ana Quarterly or preferred stock. both
payable December 27th. The books
cember Goth. 'p''' ie-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
Rioters Senfencad

Little Rock. November 2l.-The
liiai IN Howard county of the colored
rioters; indicted for numbering Wyatt
several months ago, has just ended
sentencing three men To be hanged
anu twenty-nine TO terms of imprison.
meht from five 70 eighteen years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25

-. Louis, November 24.-Ernest
hoarDhard and +. Spielker. in Keep.
ers saloon, 1901 Clark avenue, quar-
relied about business matters at an
early hour this morning. Spielker
hied four shots into Koarnhara's body.
killing him almos instantly. Spiel.
Ser was arrested, Both men were
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
Carlislc,s Strength.

Out Of siXty-fve Democratic con.
gressmen in Washington to-day, thir-
ty-iive are for Carlisle. Representative
Belmont says he will vote for Cox on
the first ballot and for Carlisle after
that, and he believes others of the
New York delegation will do the
same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25
The Whipping Post.

T., w iimington, Del, November "a
rlse prisoners were whipped at New
w ,yh,,s 'o,May, three eolored aud two
' wn,.e, Inc colored men We're con.
o n'c,9n OF mousse breaking. They stood
n 9ne houf and received twenty lasbes
me OH ers were given ton lashes pach
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-25

MARSHALL.
Severe Wind and Hail Storm One Man
Fatally Injured Houses and
Fences Wrecked.

special TO the Gazette.
Marshall, November pa severe
wind and hail storm passed over our
city this afternoon, which blew down
the 'front.' pat Of Cargile's liverystable,
fatally lnJarlng Geo. smith of Upshur
county aud killing his horse. Other
houses were nnrooied and trees and
fences blown down.