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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
AUSTIN.
Gov, Ireland win Speak in Fort Worth
Wednesday Night on state Issues
He Says that
he Has No. Yet Read the Democratic
Platform "A Warning to Pasture
Men who Have
School Lands Enclosed The sayers
Rector Congressional Campaign
Opened Notes.


Special TO the 6asette,
AUSTIN, TEN, Sept, l.-Gov, Ire
land when asked to-day for dehni.
tlon of the lease plank In the Demo.
cratic platform said he had not read Il
yet. lie lett tonight for Plano, whore
he speaks at political barbecue to-
morrow. "Wednesday night he viii
address the young mems Democratic
club OF Fort Worth and touch upon
state issues.
The Continental Cattle company To.
day withdrew It's bid To lease Do sec.
lions of land In Hall aud Motley
counties The stringency In money
matters Is the supposed cause. This
Only leaves about twenty sections up.
piled for 70 lease, 10 be acted on az to-
morrow's session of the land board.
The sales will be about the same AS
last month. IL ~ anticipated that
large leases will be made next month,
a. the applications for blanks hnvo
been heavy.
pa-tufemen who have school land
inClos,d only have until November :
u secure u under the operations OF the
land Enclosure act. A ter that time
they will he liable for penalty OF fifty
cents per acre for every month Il IL
iuclused. II II estimated that there arc
over "A million acres under fence which
have not been leased.
Col II w Laughery, the red-hot
Democratic journalist of Marshall,
says that there Is great disailretl0n In
his section ON account of the nOmina-
ton OF Ireland, and lac fears the result
In November. He thinks thatin Gray
aon county, over which he has Just
travelled, Ireland Will he defeated by
6OD votes.
Testimony ia the case OF Dr. Bloupt,
health officer OF Galveston, who was
charged with mis- lppropriating coffee,
which he had quarAntined, was re-
ceiyed to-day. the governor having or
dered AN official investigation. IL
completely exonorates Dr. Blount.
The statement of Treasurer Lubbock
to-day shows general revenue bal.
anee OF $li5, 2Ds. from which department
salaries for August, about $50 00O, are
vet to be deducted. The cash balance
FIr the same time last year exceeded
this about $500 ONh
Chartered. Tho Seven Stars ol
Consolidation Of the State OF Texai
and the United States Of America ol
COrHicana.
Marion county shows an increase IN
assessment OF Sli5I
The Gulf Colorado 4 Santa Fe rail
way paid Si23 tax on passenger traffic
for the past quarter.
Tax collector OF Reiuglo and Lampe
sss counties settled to-day.
TIE Congressional campaign between
l kayers snd Rector opened at Manor 10
I day. SAyers got away with bis oppo
nsnt very badly and caused u complete
discontinue 10y exposing Il lette
which Rector had written 10 an ire
sponsible negro In BtsirOp, soliciting
an indorsement from ia Republican
convention OF that onunty. IL Is sAl,
that this letter caused much indigna
/ ton among the white Republicans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
ADouBLE MURDER.

OAKLAND. LIS, Sept. /. This
afternoon Taylor Doane and Tom
Brown, hard characters, went 10 the
residence OF Edward McCoukey, a
young farmer, avowing their intention
to clean him out While rough and
tumble fight between Doane and Nc
Conkey was progressing, Brown
attempted 10 help his partner,
seeing which half-witted employee OF
MoConkey named Deane Drained
ID ane with scantling. Brown i'm.
mrdiately emptied three chambers OF
his revolver into Deane, when he was
himself felled 10 the ground by ashOw'
or Of blows from al iron pipe In ihs
hands OF McConkey. The latter sur
rendered to the authorities Deant
and Brown both died. Deane's death
was instantaneous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
rnn MAonINEaN wnI,IAINo

NEw HoRR, N. y, sept l--Both
the Republican and Democratic COM
miitces resumed work to-day at their
respective headquarters with more
vigor than they nave displayed Mt the
opening OF any preceding week There
we're few visitors aud tue committee
men aud clerks worked theoretically
on the heavy mail awaiting their at
tention. George @. Jones, the
re ele ted chairman of the
GrcenbhckerA' committee, eN-
pressed his satisfaction AT the resnlt of
pie. He says that the congress elected
back majority,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02

teachers in the city school, has been on
Il visit to friends at Lehi In the Ma
ton, and is now quite sick at that
place. On this account she could not
take charge of her class to-day, but
some other competent person will
take her place until she is able for
duty.
The ladies who have the exposition
business in charge will give their con-
cert tomorrow night, September >,
at the oxford house to
raise funds in aid of
the enterprise. Some of the best AMI
aieur musical talent OF the city has
been secured for the occasion, and
those who patroni2e IL may feel sure
OF one of the best entertainments ever
given in Sherman.
Miss Maude Grubbs Stewart, now
enjoying season of rest with her
parents In this city, after long dra
/ matte experience, has kindly agreed
/ to recite some of the gems from
| her diverse characters on
/ the stage, and In connection
with MIR. Ryan of this city will re.
produce some of the finest passages
from Shakspeare's plays. The pre-
grsmme Is a good one.
The residence o. c. w. Brown, we
are informed, was again visited by
some crafty burglar last night and
4 about 500 stolen from one of the lady
7 buarders. The room was len locked,
but was opened with a duplicate OF
skeleton key, with the above result.
/ This Is the second raid on Mr.. Browns
( residence within the past two weeks.
Mrs. Rebecca Rice Of the Opera
Glass has returned 20 Sherman.
G.. w. pasco, Esq, and John Don
aldson. postmaster, have gone TO the
Republican convention at Houston Ia
nominate state ticket 10 be beaten in
November. Pasco is a true blue, aid
his zeal and devotion may rlpen into
golden fruit IL Blaine should lie
elected PRECEDENT. There are a
l few federal offices to be filled in Texas,
aud Pasco would be a big improve
ment on several present incumbents
I we could name.
Frank Cleaves Of Cpokc went south
/ TO assist In the deliberations of the 10y
/ al hosts At Houston.
II. G.. Foster of Denlson came home
with his family yesterday from a two
months visit In Kansas, and was on
our streets to-day, shaking hands with
/ the soyereigns In true candidate style
/ lie is wanting to 80 10 the Legislature
again this winter and a large number
of voters say they want TO have him
our two clever bachelor friends
/ JuliauGunteTa and Elijah Paxson, plac,
J THE GAZETTE correspondent undel
! onepf StetsoI s best planter hats 70
day, aud with his Quaker coat h'
looked quite fresh AS ne prom. nadec
theavenues In search Ofitems. A long
tailed coat covers as many defects II
nne's wardrobe as charity does OF sins
These two young men deserve some
thing better than a life OF pnshare'
blessings, and we bespeak for then
the smiles and favorable consideration
OF the manageable young ladies VIII
want real good fellows for husbands
Don't all speak at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
on rnK sEUmr ~ gsNAs.

hUerIhI % tho DaEelib.
CI.EnURsE, TEN., sept Hon.
Olln Wellborn addressed Tremendous
Audience At tbs court-houBe tonight
Many ladies were present. His speech
was an elo4Hent and powerful vIndi.
cation OF free trade, aud an Hnnnswer.
able arraignment of tho protective
policy Of the Republican party. He
said the phrase Of taFin nR revenue
With incidental protection was = d.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
BURNED 10 DEATH.

special 20 tie Gazette.
FoRT SMITH, ARK Sept l.-M's.
Maria Steward committed suicide
near Van Buren, Thursday evening
while deranged. She went TO neigh
boris house and got shovel full Of
Goals, took them home, and placing
them in an old oven kindled fire
over which she stood Until en-
welcomed In flames, Then she
went 10 nne side to keel
from setting ire 10 her house ant
burning her three httie children
ciasped her arms around a tree anG
heroically bore the torture 81 burhinl
until some Ieraons passiug saw ~
aud exungnisned the himes. Sh'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
rorL mumunn ron a nnwAnD.

special tIthe oaEetie
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. JEFF Wilson,
negro sheep herder, was found dead
with several buckshot ia his body be-
side The track OF the Austin a North
western road about twenty, milel
from here in Williamson county, by
the engineer on this mornings north
bound passenger train. His hands were
white with lime aud several large
rocks were piled up on the track.
Several attempts have been made 10
wreck trains AZ this spot, and last Sat
urday some one WIS successful In de
railing n freight. A man named
Weaver was arrested near the spot
Tor the murder. He carried Hhot-
aun. and was In the employ
on the railroad to detect the train
wreckers. 4 here are rumors 10 the
effect that be shot the negro for Ihs
/ reward Of 500, aud placed him In The
position 10 which be Was fopnd. An
INQUEST was held over the dad mani
bIy but the result has not beet
learned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
DruLAnIN, roR nIrrI.rIl.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-The national
committee OF The labor party met this
afternoon, John Romeyn presiding,
aud decided not 10 hold national con
venlion in Chicago, as was intended.
The following declaration was Issued
"In view OF the general union OF the
various labor and reform movements
under the peoples party,
which embodies, In the
main, the reform urged by this
organization, the national committee
Of the National Labor party hereby
declare our approval and cooperation
with said peoples party, and the local
organizations are hereby directed 20
cooperate with the said organization
In this campaign in the support of tbs
peoples champion, BENJAMIN Il. But.
Ter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
SHERMAN.
hgures Which Speak Plainly as to
Ne Growth Of Sherman During
the Past Year,
+ Public Schools Opened With a Full
Atteudance-The Other Places
Of Learning.
Concert Tonight in Behalf Of the
Worlds Fair Houston Delegates
Around Town.
SHERMAN.
ssIal to the Gazette.

Peal To the Gazette.
NHEEMAN, Ten, Sept. 1.-The
'pwth of sherman and Increase in
ematerial wealth of the city 10 bet
expressed in the following figures
IAN any comments we could make
The subject;
Tue city assessors rolls for 1883
saoanied TO Sl,sl3,714. They show
etaxable property for 1884 TO be
-2eii, or an increase OF 1856, s73
1.-THE past fiscal year.
these figures do not make
clear that sherman IL one
Ae most progressive and prosperous
1s N Texas, and keeping pace with
a most b0astful of enterprising
9s IN all the state, the reader is
10 convince aud we have no
SIS to waste on him
me most important event Of to-day
me city was the opening of our
.els, The public free school
Satd with over 1850 pupils in the
~ puilding and 800 at the building
Lamar street. rented TO accom-
ste those who could not be
~ ~ the new house for lack OF
~ The faculty is composed OF
Y. Summerville, superintendent,
sss'sd In the several grades by Miss
=. =. Aarrs, Mrs, T. II Darnall. Miss
iaie Taylor, Miss Eula Binkley,
IN hinhie Mangum, Miss Mollie
-esum, Miss Lettie Gaiewood, Miss
49, Freeman, Miss Matte POLLEN,
~, Mattls Lewis, Miss Sallie DIM
- ana Mrs. Jennie Farris. Most of
y ladies' have experience in teach
anu all have passed creditable
nations before the school board,
~ entitled them h. the responsible
4. slons they hold.
se North Texas Female college did
lave all their new furniture In
4 bs.' ~ the hour of opening, and
aose The president, Judge Onins,
sssd The pupils until Tomorrow
siaing, when everything will he in
~, ,1e &, for their reception. AS the
a va not formally open we could
II sel the number enrolled,
VIII IMPORT them TO-
al Sherman Institute opened
.Rr. eighty enrolled scholars
~ ~ ,eeiock this morning and az
Tgloek p. IN. had over 100 on the
|gls zoe music aud art departm nis
- .t With better patronage than
-, 5es'ore, and the prospect ahead i
itlettng for this popular school.
Cd Soseph's academy lCatholicl,
"a A. a. Le,ellier's private school
sts'..s lelln college have not furnished
asa and We therefore cannot give
leltie Gatewool, one Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
n,urnAs cosSrr npunlIcANs.

Correspondents OF tue vaNplN'
KAuruAs, Tx, sept. 1.-The Re-
publlcans Of Kapimnn county met In
convention Saturday 10 elect delegates
10 the state convention, September .,
al Houston, and elected the following
dsleyates. \. &. ByuH, Phil. Allbayr,
n II Armstrong and : ID Seindsey-
AIteruates, John Moore, h q, Eng
land phil. WGDdsOn and n, Mobury.
n ~ Rvny, chairman Of the state eN-
,sn,lvs eonmlttee, offered the follow
ing Tesnlullons, which we've uhhhi-
mausly adopted
ResoIve.l' that we, the Regublieaus,
sss,,n,bled Ia e0Dyenilonl 81 Kaufman
comfy Tex, heartily lHdorae the
nriueiplea 81 the Republican party ~
set forth IN the plailOfm adopted by
ne Chicago convention Of June .,
iesf and niedge ourselves 10 support
~. namIuees, she haan james g..
pla,nsand The Hon. Jn0 A. Logan,
srd 10 ald N theD election Ia every
MEMORABLE way In our power, both
Mere M Texas and In other states.
pesolved. that We reeogniSe Ia our
,asasr Ianss q Baine. Il man
~ Av sras moral character: aud heartily
andamn the oowardly and villainons
1890 AZ he indianapolis sentinel
anJ nth.r low, grosellng Journals OF
~ connirs upon hts honorable name,
III, ~ 4 statesulan sud citizen, and
49, ~ so..l ,lnt HE assAnla have rather
s,,.n,,,bened THAI injured his name
and cause with a1 good men OF an
parties. - e,sad "a instyuci
delegates. .,t.,. ,.,.,.,,.,t.ts.
The county executive eoI y. =, 20,
y As not changed. leaving "a, =. ION 20
chairman and PM eilpaSf seeie'asy'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
RoBBED ny FOOrPADs.


DENIsoN, TEX Sept. Late sat
urday night w. l.. Bingham, doing a
grocery business in East Denison,
while on his way home 10 West Deni-
son was robbed by three footpads
when within few yards OF his own
house. The thieves secured SO and
made their escape.
Last night sidney Lindsey, a youth,
was robbed Of N3 while going from the
depot to his home lie could give no
description of the thieves.
Acting Marshal Nixon Is making
war upon the "vagsp and they are
leaving town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
NoaiSATIoNs.

CLrynLAsp, ONO sept. l-rhc
prohibltIonlsis to-day nominated
Abram TeAohont for congress IN the
Twenty.iint district and Jay OSieM Ia
the Ninrieenth.
Ar IotIs, Mo, Sept. The Dem
ocrnts 81 the Fourth district to-day
nominated James n. Burnes FOR con-
nress by acclamatlon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02

BOSTON, MASS, Sept. II Boston, o
Chicago, a.
ToLEDo, OHIo, Sept. l. Cincinnati
~: Toledo
PIr1sBuRe. Pa, sept. ~ Virginia
10: Allegheny, 3.
PHiLADgipHIA, PA Sept. PHIL
ade3phia. o; Detroit,
BosIoH, MASS Sept. l,-- boston
Unions, d Pittssnrgs l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
AnLACKMAILER ARRESTED.

81. Louis, Mo, Sept. daniel
Wheatley, tailor implicated with
Joseph a. Robertson, an attorney. 10
an alleged scheme TO blsckmail by
procuring money from the poker house
proprietor tor an alleged protection"
from police raids, was arrested on the
Wabash train from the east this morn
i"g He confessed to Chief of Police
ii arrigau that he had received money
from Tillotson, the poker house pro-
prietor, for Robertson. He gave bail
and cases against both were set for
"Wednesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
A ooLoRED courLr EILLED.

tpFcIIiI 70 INC NHAtIVs'
PARIS, sept lon Saturday night
party OF officers from Beardstown
sought TO arrest colored man for hog
stealing, when his wife pulled down
on one OF the officers, shooting him
thee times. The officers returned the
fire, killing both the man and woman.
The killing occurred two or three
miles below Brardstown, and about
ten miles from Paris. Bob Jones, the
wounded man, Is doing well, though
seriously injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
run KLEcrIoN N IArrLn nooK.

LITrLE Rock, ABE.. Sept. J., NOON.
The election IN this city Is progress
ing quietly. a large vote has been
polled. The chief issu. Is the local
ticket, there being Republican split
on sheriff. State tickets are receiving
n party vote.
4 HEAVY yOTE VIM A DEMOCRATIC
VICTORY.
LtlrLR ROCK, AK Sept. THE
vote IN the country was heavy. M
wards are counted yet. 'rhe conn ~
ticket will be uloae, bat the whole Is
claimed by the Democrats.
The tiBzttte's specials from all
over the state Indicate large vote, due
70 the Increased population and the
deep Interest la county elections In.
iications are that Iaosi OF tho Repub
iieans voted against the Amendment
repudiating 81 .OOa.Vo0 10 railroad asa
and leyee bonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
nAyIsnl.n. nNn MuMnnll.p.

ST. JoE, Mo, Sent. LA special to
the Gazette from Union star Falls of
most fearful crime committed in the
vicinity of Flag Springs, Andrews
county, yesterday, Two little girls,
the children OF John McGahlin, aged
seven and niue, were overtaken IN the
woods by unknown parties aud out
ragged. the ravlshers then dtsembowel-
ing the eldest and afterward shooting
her Ia the head. Lypohing VIII be In
order II the parties are caught. The
whole country Is aroused.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02

DETROIT Micn., Sept. l.-Gen.
Butler prriyed thin afternoon from
New York. lie was met at Essex
Center. Canada, by committee OF
twenty members Of all parties. He
spoke at Grand Circus park tonight
10 20,OO0 people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
rouND INA WELL.

special 10 the Gazette
DENIsoN, Ten, Sept IA Lime
stone Gap !. IT, special says that AL
bert Tenick, a German laborer, left
his clearinghouse at that place We'd
nesday evening bareheadtd. The
woods in the vicinity were searched.
hut no trace of him could be found un.
iii to-day, when his body was found in
the clearinghouse well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
AN ERRING son.

Special TO the Gazette.
LAREDO, Ten, Sept. l.-Some time
ago q couple Of ten. ear-old boys were
convicted of sundry thefts and burg
laries. They were kept in confinement
awhile and turned loose. The father
Of one Of the boys, 70 punish him. kept
him shackled. The boy slipped lis
shaokles on and ran away. To-day lac
was convicted a second time of burg
larry aud robbery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
ArrEMPTED no POISON A MARE.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. Ia young
man named Redmond, alias Texas
Tom, was arrested at the race track
here for trying to poison Lady OF the
Lake, the mare owned by w. Bryant
He admits the charge and has partially
confessed that some bookmakers were
in with him. but he refuses 10 give the
names. Redmond said that he had
been ruled oil OF all the tracks but the
one in st. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
a MULE srnALER HELD.

Speclal 10 the hhKetie.
WACO, TEX, Sept. l.-SherlG Har-
ris to-day received news that the mule
found in possession Of the man White
was stolen on Saturday morning
near Mt. Calm, Limestone county,
from q Mr.. Ferguson. White admits
that It is the mite. but says he bought
IT, He will be held
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A Train Wrecked in Virginia for the
PURPOSE Of Robbery by the
Removal Of Rail-
A Deauged Woman Sets Fire to Her
Clothing and then Dies a Slow
and Horrible Death.
A Negro Sheep Herder Pound Dead Neai
Austin with Evidence Of Foul
Play-An Arrest.
A1ItAIN MRFcI,rn.

LYSCHBuRe, VA, Sept "A Viz
ginia Midland train was wrecked this
morning for robbery. The fireman
saw man jump from the bushes and
pursued him into the woods. He
found "A bag in the bushes containing
tools with which rail had been re-
moved. The wrecker Is suspicioned,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
PREPARATIONS ron ro.Slaurs nAlt.
nECuE,

special to the Gazette
PLANO, TEN, Sept, Everything
is in tip.top shape for the grand bar.
beoue here tomorrow. over sixty
carcasses are now being cooked. The
grounds present beautiful appear
ance. Nearly every husiness house Ia
town has flags floating from its roofs.
A grand ball VIII be given at House
WrighIs hall At nl4ht, IA help aeffay
the expenses. Melne Bros. orchestra
will farnish the music. A telegram
received to-day from Austin stated
that GOV Ireland would arrive on TO.
morrow mornic g's train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
prLEaArIss ARRIVING.

Special To the Gazette
HOUSTON, Tx Sept. / Col, Tracy,
chairman Of the county Republican
convention, to-day announced the
names OF the committee of n, whose
duty Il Is TO formulate aud place IN the
field full county ticket
Delegates 20 the state Republican
convention, which meet, here la the
morning, are arriving on every train
and large crowd IL expected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
GOV clRvItANp.

AlnANv, n. Y, Sept, i,-Gov.
Cleveland remained at the executive
chamber throughout the day. While
routine work was heavy, much OF his
time was occupied In receiving callers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
no run HOUSTON ooNyrNrIoN.

special 10 the Nhnctte,
WACO, THN Sept. LA half dozen
Republicans loft tonight TO attend the
convention at Houston tomorrow.
All are opposed TO nominations and
enthusiastic for Wash Jones.
Several white Republicans have
Withdrawn from the Blaine and Logan
club because the colorcd members Were
admitted. The darkies are very In
dignnnt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
RllzaIa,h Cady stanton.

JomNsTows, n. y, Sept. l.--Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady stanton cast her first
vote Ia the school election here. The
lady was elected trustee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02

sbQyesf, OHIO, Sept ~ 1'hepope
haa ,oneind tho degree Of Master
sfhssla<v on The rev Father Wig
s ira N n. joseph, he Is the tiret
4 rsoa II iliis country ihus honoTsu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02

BosroN, MASS, Sept. 1.-The call OF
the Peoples parry to the voters of
Massachusetts for n state convention at
Worcester the 2ith inst, denounces
the free trade leaning OF the Chicago
Democratic platform as iuimical TO the
working men OF America ana do
parture from the true Democratic
urlnpi plpa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02

MARSHALL. TEX, Sept Madison
Brnuner coluredl brought In the iifst
bale OF COTTON to-day. II weighed 500
pounds. e. G.. TuylnAd was the pur-
chaser the price eleven cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02

died Friday after terrible suffering,
She had been deranged at times for
several years, and often expressed de-
Termination 10 Kill herself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
man ron rnnJuRy.

AusrlN, Sept John j, Barlow
has been held over in bond Of $500 for
perjury in swearing to an account rs
AN attached witness in the Wsmpler
land fraud case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02

wAsusoroH. seps. i.--West Gnif
.,a,ss csaerally fair weather aud
near near sAighgy tempelAture. with
variable winds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-02
POLITICAL.
hon DIN wellborn Opens the Campaign
in Texas by Free Trade Speech
ut 0lebune.
A Large Crowd in Attendance at the
Republican State Convention at
Houston To-Day,
The National Labor Party Decides TO
Join the Peoples Party In Sup
port Of Butler.


special To the GaHctie
HIco, TEN., Sept | The munici-
pal election to-day passed Oh quietly
with the result OF w. IA. Ballard,
mayor, mud \. Il. Dormtn, marshal.