Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-17
Judge A. b. Norton 10 stump Ohio and
Indiana for Blaine.
And is to Be Made Territorial Governor OF
b New Mexico as Reward.
unmerciful Whipping Administered to a
Darky by Latter-Day Ku.klnx.
News Gathered for the Public by a Ca
zette Correspondent,

and Texas Il New Orleans TOauS
a.a,, onan .na tbrouyb trains are run
aga,n si,ss,,,arir alI ohstructions be
nlns ius ',s,o,, .nd New Orleans hay
w.; WEE ho a rsmnved and damages re
ns -
We,ws mos received here TODAY tina
Tn;,aa states Marshal A. n. Nor
81, has da,arn,;ned NOT 10 return I,
Ts M ,,,,t,I tha and NJ The nresidentia
crmna;gn bmt will stump Indiana ant
Ohio far blaine and Logan, and tina
IN The eyant ~ their ele elton he ia to BIZ
wade tarritorial governor of New
Msxico
Annl;o.t,on was To-day made
at the limited States attor.
ney,s office invoking the fed.
er:I government,s aid. under the ku.
Llnx laws. To have a mob of white
and furnished Tor horribly whining a
deformed negro near Kaufman. The
necro,s name IL .Joseph Moore. He
Ia called "Short-arm Joe,n on account
20 Ia J.tornad ahortnesa In tboso
VI ,iis Iyio.uieu enol' ~ ruosc
limns. nun Is livery man at haui-
man. The negro hired horse from
b;r, and n is ssid ba drova tba animal
- s.i. ,,,.,;st...'.
very haru, anu tnat as punishment
n otaLIa apd xybinnad him, oil
most 10 ueatn WIN buggy
whip and that the negrO's life is de-
snaired of limited States Attornav
Bigger decided that there are no fed
eral laws to reach the case. and advised
that the state courts be invoked in the
matter.
An unconfirmed report reached here
Tonight that forty horses were demol.
ished and many persons killed and in
iured by great wind storm Mt Sher-
man this evening.
The next and last grand excursion
of the Gould system for the summer
fthey will he resumed again early in
the falD will leave St Tonis ON the
o5th of lime. The rate has heep ra-
daced TO one fare for the round trin
and the larye.t Marty of tha seaaon r.
expected. The following IA clinnad
from a cony. of ono o.f Inn non o;rc1t -,
now being distributed in the old states.
N,dland The n.w ,o,v, ON ,ha raxas !.
Paciti , raiiroai. in Tom Green county was -
started on May Is, at which time the auction
sate OF aown los to2k place Inc SAFE sggre
center of a fine crazins. and soon io bsco me
a rich agricultural country. All the condi-
ions are isvoraole tor a prosperous town,
caton is one of OF the az most beaSiiful ne and nd
healthy in the state OF Texas. We advise ali
seei'tns location for stock raising, farming,
Of Susiness 10 yist this geowisp To lawn sns Niha
On the circnlar raiarrad 70 on,ooraa
the addrass ~ n - Woru 90 aPpeared
and ,,assanaar onont ., ~ N9i ,a
p.a;ta - ,ii.nad oo W" S,a;s.,
Ohio ' - ''' company = 'ic'lii ''''
Main pro,bera, h,pd ofD,,,as ,h
ahIv rho finast in tha stata al, pt f,u
~ ny ,,'a;o -, IL, WIZ iui'
LIZ, s,r ttastata q rsn " ol.n .o-,nol-
Tha Daiias n,i,;,;e sn,a, .1nse,,.i 5 !.
tho nntavorohia shna,;nl, ,aI ata III
ta,a imtarota,n a sy WY ua9e al tn'
ia.e iu.eistate uriii haue at houston
49, rannts, ine DeaT S 10 fesrleve IN,
th3 intern usaa;, ~ mew Vfieaus ~
Ln. ThNr Nm nA. Decein
o., un,sfo,, n o, Sss;,,i. ualuy' unuei
Sapt' houston, are uriiihe uaily, anc
nave organized a drum corps of tel
drums, which VIII ada much To the
sciat OF the organization. Inc Iomp
klhs ight infantry are also working
hard ana developing rapidly.
Inc passenger Tram on the Missouri
racine, due mere from -: Louis n
q, M, oid not arrive TIL about l
O'Clock. the delay was on account o
the cylinder head OF the engine blow
ing out.
w. y. Conner of Galveston. pres
dent oil the state Firemen's association
and large number OF delegates froI
various departments, passed throug
the city to-day en- route to the stat
nremen's convention at Fort Worth
The delegation from Houston, heade
by Chief Coyle, was the largest, havin
eight in the party.
The pleasant weather is allowing IL
bois dare block street paving to pr
coed rapidly. The contractors, Harl
Brothers, have very large force
men and teams at work and are rus
ing things.
Inc opinion among leading Dom
crats here is that the state conventit
y. houston should fix the basis
representation for the next conventic
az one delegate for every 500 Dem
cratic votes cast Tor governor at Il
coming state election, as a delegate {
less number OF votes will make II
convention TOO large and unwieldy.
~. w, 9iattery, the original Fo
Worm street paving and sewerage co
tractor, is IN the city direct from Ne
Mexico, where he and his son have
several months been railroad contra'
ing. Mr.. Slattery Is here to attel
federal court IN the suits against I
city OF Fort worth for alleged VI
iation oi contract, Tor which he az
damages. The case Is to be called
morrow. MT. Siatfery says New Me
leo does not compare with Texas as
desirable country to live. He consi