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The detection OF the Atlanta Constitution from
thc Carlisle ranks AMI It's support OF Randall VIII
help the latter's canvass very materially The
fict that Georgia is getting to BE- protection st tie
and that TII12n has always been especially strong
there no doubt m L. the change of heart OF the
newspaper the more easy. Mi. Randall seems to
be gaining
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
AUSTIN.
Convict Pardoncd-A COiOred Immigra.
tion Agent 0dem Place
Burned.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Austin, November 20 Ed Maddox
McLennan county convict, was par.
doned to-day To restore him To citizen
ship. lie has served out n two.years'
term given Tor the theft of cattle.
The assessment roll of Maverick
county, received to-day, shows an SIN
crease of S8li,0OO.
n negro, representing himself as AN
agent OF the Gould system in the
Southwest among the colored people,
has been here investigating regarding
n suitable location foi the colonization
of about one hundred colored
families of South Carolina. He was
armed with letters of recommendation
aud documents vouching for his iden-
iity, and manifested considerable in
telligence. Washington or an adjacent
county will probably receive the i'm.
migrants.
The old Odem place, belonging TO
DR.. Day, was harmed to-day AT eleven
o'clock. The fire was caused by n do.
lectiye llue, The contents of the resi-.
denea We're saved. Insurance SIS 900,
iully coveringall losses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

SAN ANTONIO.
An Editors Prospective Marriage-Tbn
Fence Cutters Dccree--Aubrcy
Heard From.
Specialize the Gazette.

Special To the Gazette.
san Antonio, November o6.-EronI,
Grice, editor of the Express, is pub.
lished tn he married shortly TO n
charming young lady of this city. ia
whom hree-hundred. dollar cluster
ring has already passed.
The fence cutters organization In :,
southw esterra county have resolved to
XIII any ranchman on whose premises
a cutter may be killed while il, the dis
charge of his nocturnal duties.
The Typographical union in session
yesterday resolved To pay all expenses
for John :. Miller, recently shot while
on duty rs foreman OF the Express by
Ike Jordan, IA compositor, such as
Tor physician and hospital service.
WIN. Aubrey, about whom there has
been so much talk lately rs to his mvs-
ferrous disappearance at New Orleans
writes his law partner here that he
slipped, striking on his heed and was
rendered unconscious fer n day. and
mat upon returning to his senses he
FOUND ne had been cupped, his head
shaved and covered with bnndooes.
rms letter was dated Thursday. 32rd
instant. He was expecting to leava
that night for New York. white his
orother' MI Harry Aubrey, was to
ieaVe the next day for San Antonio.
Mr' Marshal desires his friends 10 be
treasured of his safety,
bishop Neraz, of this catholic do
cese, VINO has been on visit to his
uged mother, telegraphs from Rome
'hat ne Is now on his return.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
L0NGViEW.
Cont itcms-Accident at IL Saw Mill
A Prospective Lawsuit.
proposed


special To the Gazette.
Lumgview, Tex, November 26.-n
the civil court to-day the long with
held decision in the case of Gregg
county VS.. w. }. Nelson, II saloon
keeper. was given in his favor. This
being test case every other saloon
keeper in the county will feel pleased
at the decision.
j. +. Leroy, fined for aggravated
assault upon an Upshur county officer,
was granted II new trial. The Dallas
Herald and Houston special from this
place was in error in stating that the
tpshur county officer was the Offend
ing and fined party in this case.
AT the saw mill of Robinson & Co.
n man named Poole lost one finger and
had his hand badly lacerated while at
tempting to pull n splinter from an
odger saw.
President Geo. \. Kelly of the
l.ongview Kelly pillow company is
about TO sue several Eastern blow
manufacturing companies for iniitat
ing his pillow and using very inferior
material, thereby injuring his trade
and reputation. He has several of the
fraudulent plows here, which show II
disgraceiul swindle on the part of these
companies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
TERRELL.
hStcam Gin aud Mill, With Cotton and
Grim, burned.

Special to the Gazette.
Terrell November 26.-The steam
gin and mill of Jackson d Enrron
located in the eastern portion of town
was burned this evening at 8 O'Clock
Loss, seven or eight bales of cotton.
three hundred bushels of grain, and
the mill and machinery-ali valued at
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Saturday night Mrs. II. Y. Black.
wife of Professor Black, died after
nearly two weeks of severe Illness
She was born in Travis county in 1855,
and has been a constant apd devoted
member of the Methodist Church
since childhood. The funeral services
were performed nj the Methodist
church 10y Presiding Elder Powers on
Sunday evening, and her remains were
followed to the grave by large CON
course OF sorrowing friends.
The writer paid a hurried visit
to the asylum grounds n
couple OF days ago. The
excavations for the foundation are be-
ing rapidly opened. The brick ward
has been cleared Off, the machinery
erected, molding aud pressing COM
menced. The soil being used is not of
the same kind formerly used here for
h fme i,." h 5 u nflck. IL may be
a os,.ei; wv !. uoss ilol appear 10 an IN
o- Np i1d M, anu uh'u'ofed eye 20 De
10 So9 ~ ihose on 'he ground are
Ia r,g ; iia-snap9u| eicii one having swoi-
,'n.,''t unu ~ 'I'eS remain III their
p ,,.I ',,'l'c anu no improvement De
80 W.; .'.os ie'eal.er hloiueu IL IL
e seay vNi Nv .i'nI sliloolh even wan
s1 t,p' nI i.i"nc VI mem. me yaru
h n rne p"p,n b."uiiu auu me Drick Is
nelhS manufactured nom that soil. II
!he contractor ~ to furnish material,
~ iioI feadiiS conceived why
ne .iie pubic ground should be used FOR
1his purpose III cannot be SAID TO be
sIilaii matter ana one That Is not
worthy OF notice, when 1t is consld.
ereu mat the amount of soil to make
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
DENIS0N.
appointments By the Methodist Confer.
ence-Adjournmcnt.

Special TO the Gazette.
Denison, November 2G.-The Austin
conference of the Nj. Il. Church closed
its lahors to-day by adopting Il resolu-
ton of thanks To the citizens of Deni-
son, and especially to the Rev. c. w.
Iiargette, resident pastor, for the hos
pitable manner in which all bad Lcen
entertained, and another Of thanks to
Bishop T.. G.. Andrews for the able and
impartial manner in which he pre-
sided over the conference. The follow
ing are the appointments:
Dallas district \. A. johnson of
Fort Worth. presiding elder; Abilene
and Baird, j. A. Nauorden; Alma and
Garrett, c. f.. Heaton; Clarendon and
Mobeetie, to he supplied by G.. w.
Graham; Dallas, $. A. Thomson; De-
catur circuit, &. +. Giddings; Denison,
Z. w. Hargctt; Denton aud Macomb
y. y. Homer; Eastland, to be sup
piled by III. p. Mann and j. NJ. Rey-
nolds; Fort Worth and Dallas, Swed-
ish, TO be supplied; Gainesville, J. b.
Holloway; Galveston. Il. o. McIntire;
Harrisburg, J. A. Johnson; Lawrence,
to he supplied by Nj. d. Lee.
Austin district-M, A. Dougherty;
> Tedish Church, T.. A. Juhin;
Decker and Brushy, Swedish, f.. A.
Lrndberg; Mason, w. j. Basscti; San
Antonio, w. :. Fallienburg; Waco, To
be supplied by III. J. Crist.
Missionaries to south America, An
drew NJ. Milne aud William Talon: to
New Mexico, John a. Gallon.
Transferred to st. Louis conference.
Rev. john Ashley.
The conference put itself on record
rs opposed to the removal of the time
limit" in The system of itineracy, and
instructed its delegates to the general
10 oppose any change, ii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
CLEBURNE.
District COnrt-A Row at the Gaiety
Ia'l-Breyities.


llall-Breyitics.
special to the Gazette.
CleburDe, November 26.--Thc dis,
trict court to-day was engaged upon
the case of L.. Bischo vs.. l.. & III. Blum
being "A suit for damages brought by
bischo, on account of the injury to his
business caused by an attachment sued
out by that firm. The case is somewhat
complicated, and there are allegations
OF fraud. "A letter written by Biscllo in
some foreign language has been intro.
duced as evidence, and Rabbi Schulz of
las, and Rabbi Blum of Galveston,
are here as experts.
There was u row last night at the
Gaiety music hall, located near the
Santa Fe depot. A bad niger" drew
a knife on man, and u pistol drawn
by an officer, having been struck by
some other party, went oil and shot
Frank Huffman in the forearm, shat
tering the bone.
The Cleburne Light Guards had u
target practice this afternoon.
The norther reached here between
midnight and dawn this morning, and
made thin clothing decidedly uncom-
Portable
B. III. Saunders, cotton buyer of
Cleburne, left yesterday morning for
Macon, Ga, to bring out his family
FOR permanent loo. ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
WEATHERFORD.
professional fisticnifs - Theatrical
Struck by NOrther.
Special by Telephone.

Special by Telephone.
Wea,heriord, November ga doe
lor ana u lawyer had IL fight i'm the
court mouse, about case in which the
lawyer was acting for The plaintiff and
the doctor was the defendant. NoIe-
sun, except a black eye and n bloody
, me ). q. Stuttz combination closed
,neir ehgagenent here Saturday night
Ny presenting Rip Van Wrinkle to a
a norther struck our town last
hlgnl, ana 1t is disugreeablv cold Nv
leasoii OF the sudden change, the ther.
h,o,neler standing Mt about thirtv-
elght degrees ABOVE zero.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
PLANO.
A True Story Of the Ball Room Fight =
Suryeying Lots.

| Special to the Gazette.
| Plano, November 26.--The Dallas
correspondents of the Galveston News
and Houston Post, in their specials OF
| the oath instant We're greatly cXag-
gerated In regard to the fatal affair rs
headed i'm the Post between III. G.
Overaker and II. Oglesby, which oc-
cured in the reception room of II
masquerade ball here ON the 2Sd. II
was an old feud, and II was liable to oc-
cur at any place or time. The parties
happened TO meet. Overaker did not
have on brass kuucks as reported, and
only struck Oglesby three times over
the head and face with his fist. Oglcs.
by in return struck Overaker over the
head with u six shooter Neither of
them were hurt seriously, rs they are
attending to business as usual. Very
few persons in the ball room We're
aware Of q fight having occurred
until after the parties were separated
and taken away. The bali was grand
success. Many of the costumes worn
there were quite handsome.
Two surveyors of the III. d r. G. rail-
coinpany's town lots. Ten of the lots
were sold in the past few days to diff
ferent parties.
Shipments of cotton since September
LIST amount to 3, 30 bales, and 500 bales
are on hand in the yard. Shipments
of corn just commencing ten ears
were shipped last week.
a skating rink was opened here to-
day in Chaddock Il Housewright's
hall.
a cool norther struck this place last
night, and our oyercoats were very
comfortable to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
-
CORSICANA.
Four Business Houses Burned nj Kercns
Losses aud Insurance.

Special TO the Gazette
Corsicana, November ga fire
broke out about two o'clock Sunday
morning in Kcrens, sixteen miles east
OF here, on the Texas d st. Louis rail.
way, burning out T.. Cherry d Son.
general merchandise; Herring Bros.
drugs; L.. Calhoun. furniture and hard
ware, and Stockton, confectionery.
cherry y Sons loss $4,000, insured for
s2oO0; Herring Bros loss So, 900 ON
house and stock, insured for 81 800:
l.. Calhoun's loss $1,000, insurance
Sl,2o0; Stockton, house aud stock, total
loss about 1900. The fire is considered
incendiary and started in Stockton's
store, which had had no fire in II this
summer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
Sergeant Mason's Contract.

Chicago, November .;.--'rhe firm in
.his city whoeontracted with Sergeant
MASON, who shot at Guitea,i, ms IA sales.
man Tor Them as soon ms released, have
not heard from him since his pardon,
anu DO not know whether he will full.
fill his contract or not.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
A Report Corrected.

Pittsbnrg, November 20. The re.
port OF the suspension on account q,
mex OF orders of Miller, Metcalf x Co.'S,
mn. sent out Saturday. is untrue, II
Is running full in every department
ana the proprietors report orders nlen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
TExAR'Elu'
Two Cases for Euns ]. 4 a
A New CITY haa~

special to the Gazette y. 4
Texarkana, Noyen y n
Miller circuit court, : 4 9
side, to-day, two csssi Il
Robert Thompson usu,z|
funds of the Iron - N
company, OUT q 1,,smnis.d
filed by defendant, IVA
other six cases were s1s
The next grand j1ry,..
Of extraordinary in !'' y b
The city counsa' sssl<
side are negollallpSs .rjs
construction Of a psps
and city prison; (. Ne y
they take action y
The sick, We u
should read the a .lss fps
DEN's LIQUID bss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
SANSABA.
A Fine Residence Bur''s-
General Conhagri'

special to the Gazette j
San Saba, November &:
about $50 o'clock a fire ll ~
The residence of 7. v. VI
and there being a norlles, I
most a gale at the time y
able iiJ' to Stop it, and The
norton OF It's contents ws'
The town was in imulin's y
but for the wind chang ~.
would have been dsslIolss.
iIen,eye house, kept y
in which is the Telegram ~
two or three times, ana
great efforts on the PAL, : !.
men, would have been ~ N 4,
u n,,t out out, MIR. Ward Y, "
ia 900, and the agent, y "
insured the properly III ~
soon after the fire sla y y,
robberies of cash were c''
ing the excitement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

LEWIS Pros. 4 Co. have inst re-
ce,vsd u large and complete assert nent
oi iauies' and gents velvet embroid.red
and fancy leather slippers. N'''N' w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
DENTON.
A Cotton Firc-One Hundred and Fifty
Bales Consumed.
Special to the Gazette.

Hper'"i 10 the Gazette.
Denton, November 26.-The cotton
on me platform at this place was set
on IRE this evening at four o'clorl, nv
passing engine, and about lhO bnl, :
We're entirely consumed by the flames
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
Death of So.journcr Truth.

Battle Creek, Mich, November 2j.--
Solourner Truth, the colored lecturers
and sihyl, died this morning, aged los
years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

;, ION can get the best s. ladies
r,enoi k'a button boot at LEWIS
hhos' y No', No, 3lj Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
ITTlI

i for Por II
|ind Cellar
Felt, litc
| ricl for o'
In any pau
n street, w
ltc Agents
|ianted.
|lks, Celia
ent Walk
| ellnr Iiol
rnt Walk
3 ply
E-ply
j. SCliu
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Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-13
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

MT. Edwin Booth was presented with 8 silver laurel wreath at the conclusion of his performance at Berlin last night.
 Eight more sophomores have been ordered to leave Bowdoin College immediately on &C., count of their connection with hazing.
 The story telegraphed from Paris to the effect that conspiracy in behalf of Prince Napoleon exists at Montreal is denied by the French Canadian press.
 The sales for the Mapleson opera season at Pittsburg at 12 o'clock yesterday aggregated $8,O00 and exceed the Chicago subscription for the same. The subscription will cover the house for the four performances.
 A mass meeting of colored citizens was heldin Chickering hall, N Y., last evening for the purpose of demanding repre- entation in ward schools. Addresses were made by Rev. Dr. Eaton and others.
 Two salt wells have been sunk eighty feet deep in the valley near Genesee, N. r., and 8 company has been formed. The salt is in blocks, solid clear as crystal. A test well is also being sunk at Pafford.
 The 5:3O train from Ashland for Boston last evening when about half way between Hopkinton and Ashland struck and fatally injured Daniel Buckle, one of the section hands employed on the road
 The grand jury has indicted the Maine Cen tral railroad for the death of Dr. A J. Pick ard of Carmel, Me-, whe was killed while crossing the track at that place by the incoming express train from Boston on the evening of December 26.
 William H. Robinson of Rockland, Me-, twenty seven years of age, engineer of the Providence Coal company, fell inte coal pocket at Providence yesterday morning, breaking his back and sustaining other inju- ries which will cause his death