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MYRTLE LODGE, No. 25, X. [N
WI OF ATTEND a stated meeting GIz->A
Of your Lodge THIS (Frdayj EVE, 81 DA
Ming al O'Clock a, your castle (Con. SZSk3
cordial hail. full attendance IL de- EVSt6
slr,d Members I'm good standing OF sis SH
Ter lodges arc fralernallv invited 10 attens
Iy order Of the c. G. JOHN W. GLENN.
&C. lS-it X. OF X. and 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
PARIS.
The Good Templars Peast-w Weeping
Joe Out.
Specialize the Gazette.

Specialize the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Dec. 29.-The supper
given by the Good Templars passed of
very pleasantly on Saturday night.
Quite number were present. After
spending two or three hours socially
and in partaklng OF most excellent
supper MIR. Harry Hall Of Michigan
addressed the order in few apprOpri-
ate remarks which were followed by
a short address from DR.. Burton, the
grand worthy chief templar Of the
state.
Mrs o II. Pollard will repeat the
concert Of Friday evening on Tuesday
evening, Miss Dixie Crooks having
consented TO remain over for that plr-
pose. The proceeds are to be given
for distribution among the poor OF the
city. So worthy an object should call
out a large audience.
Sunday services were suspended In
nearly all the churches yesterday ow-
ing 10 the very bad weather.
Weeping Joe Harding commenced a
meeting at the Christian church yes
terday and will continue through the
week. Services in the morning at 10
o'clock and at night at 7. II the
weather permits he will preach on the
public square at 1880 every day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
LITTLE BOPEEP.
Let Him Alone and He may Go
Home
Wagging BIS Pig-Iron Tail Behind
Him,


Chicago Herald.
Mr.. Sam Randall will be accom- |
panied on his Southern tour by mum. |
Der Of Pennsylvania gentlemen. They
VIII have iron ore IN their hair, Mig
iron under their arms, steel blooms ia
their pockets and boiler plate In their
boots. IL 10 needless to say that they
will eat, drink and talk iron all the
time, and that anybody who does not
enjoy that sort OF thing Will probably
mud 1t convenient 20 keep away from
them.
II Mr.. Watteson would look az this
caravan in the proper light he would
save himself a great deal OF trouble.
Congressman Randall Is the repre-
sentative In the house OF the from
interest Of Pennsylvania. He has
been IN times past very en-
thusiasic Democrat, but as pig iron
comes TO the front as an issue
he Is becoming more and more Of an
iron man and less OF Democrat. He
will in the future be a Democrat when
II Is convenient, but In regard TO iron
he will be a tariff man all the time.
The best way for the Democmtioparty
TO get rid OF Sam Randall IL to let him
alone. He is headed toward the Re-
publican camp and he will bring no
there inside Of Ave years ifhe Is per
mitted TO go about his business undis-
turbed. When the anti-monopoly
| strength OF the party becomes
80 pronounced that he cannot
control 1t he will have no
further use for the organization.
In the meantime every body should
let this great eXpounder Of the divine
/ right Of the iron and coal barons to
rule go and come as he pleases II he
throws pig iron at anybody shy Il back
at him. II he hits Mr.. Watterson on
/ the head with piece Of boiler plate or
chunk Of anthracite let Mr.. Waiter
son make him swallow them II he can
But LET us not have cruel war lust
yet particularly when Randall Is
hurting nobody. He goes South as a
prospective presidential candidate and
u proselyter Of the protectonist faith.
He has prosecuted no free trader or
tariff reformer. He has simply worked
for his masters. II left 10 himself
he may somewhere on the great
Southern highway see a great light, the
scales may fall from his eyes, and he
may, like Saul of Tanus, become the
defender CT the creed which he once
opposed. IL not he may get himself
nominated for president on pig-irou
platform.
Can Mr. Watterson imagine any
thing any liner than the candidacy o.
Sam Randall for the presidency would
be- The manner in which the Demo
cratic party would fail TO 20 10 the poll
and vote for him Ills the Herald viii
: glee even now. He would cut n sorry
figure as a candidate. He would hRvl
more or less trouble In getting to be
candidate at all Abusing him nov
a may make some sympathy for hiu
i which he will not deserve. Lettinl
]. him alone will hurt him the most
! and II we are not mistaken we vii
i have good deal Of fun with him yet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
A chlnlso ne.nnrado Capiured

NEW YoRK, Dec. ~ Three China
men, said to be from this cily, assaulted
Hong Ching,a laundryman oftheirrace
In New York last week, robbed him,
cuthim with hatehcts carved him with
knives, aud believing him dead strung
him up TO n rafter and left him hang
log. His landlord found him and
prompt aid saved his life. From
the description given 10y him
the police got on the track and the
leader Of the murderOua gang was
made prisoner last night. He ~ n
desperate rutilan, and one Of the most
savage murderera ever caught The
circumstances OF the murder are simi-
lar 10 those attending the outrage Of
lie, Newark Chlnanlan, from
whose store the desporadoea car
Yled OF $500 The captured China
man, while being taken 10 the police
Headquarters, was recognized ~ Tom
Sing, ChinamRn OF very upenvory
reputation. He served aH officers
steward on the Jeanette Of the Gree
ly relief expedition. About a year ag'
/ a Chinese lauudrymRn was found deat
with seventeen knlfe-wounds In hl
! back. The murderer has never beer
/ found, but the police claim 20 haV'
! proofs that Tom Sing "a the man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
Mhlt arhe sonlh, Manl..

NEW YORK, Dec. Ex-senator Wade
Hampton, IN reply 70 A letter recently
sent him by the editor Of the Cincin-
nail Advertiser, IA regard 70 the policy
snd expectations Of lhe South under
clevelands administration, says: u
am satisfied that every political right
now enjoyed by the negroes will BE
protected by the Democrats. Aslo The
Fears entertained by some tbst the
south cOntenplales q raid On the treas
ury for the payment Tor slaves o. for
PENSIONS IL Confederate soldiers, they
Ara absurd. The South only wants
peace, good government, thorough uni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
DALLAS.
Millions Of Bees Brought to Texas-A
Shooting ARRAY.

nlllllVub VI DCHo DANAhAN w AN~~N' -
Shooting ARRAY.
special to tbs Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Dec. 29.-Three
hundred million bees have been
shipped to McEnnis Il Co. Of this city
on consignment by Mr. VanHorn OF
Alexandria, La, who will in few
days arrive with another cargo Of the
busy gatherers. The gentleman
proposes to establish an apiary
near this city OF magnificent
proportions. He is well satisfied after
Investigation that Dallas county IL the
most practicable point IN the state for
such venture
AT the stock yards early this even
ing Isaac ELAN fired shot At Bill
Thomas, the ball just grazing the left
side Of the party aimed at. The diff
Guilty grew out OF another which hap.
Dened a week ago at the same place,
IN which ELAN got the worst Of It..
The end Is thought TO be not yet.
A shooting atiray Is authenticity
vouched for tonight at HutchiDgs, but
the particulars cannot be gathered NJ
this hour midnight.
a delegation OF citizens from Den
ton were down to-day 10 compromise
a suit between that town and the Erie
Telegraph and Telephone company q
this city for an amount OF tl0B ~
The former town agreed to pay thu
company Sl25 per month net for the -
tablishment Of line between Dallal
and that point and has slguaill
failed 10 do so. The compromise ha
been referred 10 the general manager
J Of the cDmpRny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

the same name being arrested In the
spring OF 1879 near the town of Rea-
gan upon similar charge, but who
managed to get Outof II some way. Tt
is Thought that ne has other
stolen horses In his possession
rs he was seen in Brayos
county with large mule last week
and those who knew him say that he
had no money with him to purchase
horses with,
The banking establishment Of Week,
Starrett q Co. is receiving the finish
ing touch and will soon be ready for
occupancy. II will be an ornament 10
the town.
The weather is pleasant but cloudy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
KYLE.

Joe Kyles Remains Brought Home
for Interment,
Special TO the Gazette.
KYLE, TEN., Dec. 29.-The remains
Of Joe Kyle, who was shot and killed
in Mason ON tue 18th, arrived here
to-day and were inferred in the city
cemetery. The deceased was son Of
Mr. Felix Kyle OF San Marcos and a
nephew of Capt. Fergus Kyle Of this
city. He was only % years old at the
time OF his death.
The different schools here resumed
to-day.
The change OF schedule Of the Inter
national & Great Northern railway
took place yesterday, and now instead
of having two trains TO take the
dinner here only one stops for supper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
AUSTIN.
Col Fl. P Brewster Dead-A Review
Of His Career.

VI A4Aa Val oNAs
special 20 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Dec. 29--Col. II. p.
Brewster, commissioner Of insurance,
statistics and history, died yesterday
evening from the effect Of u
paralytic stroke, with which he was
seized Saturday morning. He was
in his sixiy-ninth year, forty-eight Of
which he spent in Texas. He was
private secretary to Sam Houston
during the Texan war OF in depend
ence, and was with the general at San
Jaeinto. President Barnett of the
Texas republic appointed HIM secre-
tarv OF war. In the late war
he WAS chief of the staff OF Albert
SYDNEY Johnston and after that gem
erals death he was with Hoods brig
ade. In 1853 he was appointed COM
missioner OF insurance, statistics and
history by Gov. Ireland and was
confirmed by the regular ses-
sion OF the Eighteenth legislature
In compliance with a request made by
4 him about year ago, his body will be
/ taken To Galveston and buried In the
Gulf of Mexico.
A negro man named Chandler was
killed by Anthony Price, negro, At
the Compton place, three miles from
town, Saturday night, Price caught
Chandler in the act OF adultery with
his wife and killed him on the spot.
He Immediately came TO town and
gave himself up.
Hon. q. n. Gibson Is here and he Il
prominently mentioned as successor u
Col. Brewster. He was TO have takef
the chief clerkship IN thi
ouiee OF the commissions
January l. and rumor has for SOM
time linked his name with the sue
censorship TO the position.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

Kasson OF Iowa, who e ia Berlin Is
the diplomatic representative Of The
United States, takes ihetfOuble 20 send
q cable dispatch from that city saying:
HThe report Of cheering for Cleveland
Al the American Thanksgiving ban
auet here WA willfui falsehOOd II
feaglfes d pretty mean and amallfpec
linen 81 partisan 10 resent the assertion
that Americans, while celebrating az
American holiday, cheered for the
man VINO had Just been elected tho
American president, and that's ihe
kind Of man kasaOn e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
GAINESVILLE.
Desperate Conflict Between Tramps
"A Man Frozen TO Death

Desperate Conflict Between Tramps
"a Man Frozen TO Death.
special 70 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEXo Dec. % "A
farmer living east Of this city brings
word Of bloody contest in his neigh
borhood on last Friday between two
tramps. They pounded each other
fearlully, and when separated resumed
their journey towards this place. They
had proceeded hut short distance
when one Of them picked up a piece Of
iron and struck his companion on the
head, inilictng IA serious, II not mortal,
wound. The injured man was taken
to farm-h ouse near by and cared for
until medical aid could be summoned.
The citizens OF that neighborhoOd en-
deavorcd to catch the treacherous com
panion, but were unsuccessful, he hay
ing escaped 10 the woods.
Word reached this city to-day Of the
death of John Jordan near Mountain
Springs, Cbristmast night, 10y freez-
Ing. The young man had been drink
ing freely Christmas day, and his CON
dillon being such that he was unable
10 reach shelter, he lay out all night
and was found next morning frozen &c
I death.
Mr.. A. Alden, whom conflicting re-
ports had nc fist dead and then alive.li
doing very well, and will be out agair
soon II nothing more serious arises.
DIR. NJ. r. Patterson's case is almos
! hopeless, and IL Is strongly probable
| he will expire before morning.
A heavy rain visited this section las
| night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
|AmAGE BY FLOODS.
& Down in Every Direction
|n Express Train Delayed.

n e Down in Every Direction
Sat n Express Train Delayed.
~ 70 the Gazette.
SHALL, TEX, Dec. % Rain
eplHs lien almost continuously since
might last, the like of which
s,e yer known here before. The
i bridges have been swept away
~ ls he tracks have suffered greatly.
lightning express went
aEipn h bridge few miles west of
saag y Saturday night, derailing the
ale.s 9ssl tTsin and demolishing the en-
st ~ bet, strange to say, with the ex-
Of few bruises and scratches,
was seriously hurt.
bridges ON the country roads In
Erection have been swept away,
the damage done to the fences
n very great.
ral Superintendent Cummings
Texas 4 Pacific, ever equal to
~ Emergency, has dispatched large
rs OF men over all his lines TO
good the damage. There have
rf1S Q arrivals or departures OF trains
fiiday, and from present indi.
there Is no telling when there
ntnf az the rain is still falling IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

Fatal ARRAY in Karnes County Bull
Fights in Mexico.

special 70 the Gazette.
LAREDO, TENn Dec, e9.-Mr, w.
Leary left to-day for lSarnes county,
having received a telegram informing
him Of the killing OF his brother. who
was sheriff Of that county, by Owens
Butler, who was himself fatally shot
by the sheriff.
Haughton, the hospital steward NJ
TT Mcintosh, skipped last night with
about $500 OF government funds
There is no clew 70 his whereabouts.
Delightful weatherlhavlng set In, the
liestas on both sides of the river ART
crowded. The bull fights, AZ usual
are rather dun affairs, the oxen they
use being very tame.
The Corpus Christi baseball olul
was beaten by Laredos, 0 TO 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

,s,ourns Convicts Taken TO
the Penitentiaries.
|-.r Of the Cotton Handled Dur.
inr the Past Season.

ne Gazette.
TEX, Dec. 20.-District
harmed this evening after
IL weeks. Judge Rlmes will
Eriday to try some important
arpus cases.
Johnson, charged with in
admitted TO bail to-day in
Of $1,000
IA s. willis, one Of the leading
~ OF this city, and well
a the profession throughout
y d very sick with fever.
are signs that the lumber war
N come to an end shortly and
prices prevail.
lsely attended festival Of the
m church is in progress to-
,tton statistics of this city show
business in that line than
hss enjoyed for several seasons.
ap two congresses here, and
ept the opening Of the COM
year, they have compressed
aIes. The total receipts uD 60
nce Sept. 1. are lB ,428 bales. II
! ged that no other interior town
slate, except Houston, which
% be q seaport can make as
= owing as this.
kate Raymond HDwe's lecture
pel temperance and the "PTodi-
\ was interesting and we'll re-
Christmas being over, she
several OF the male tribe in y
imOod.
en conviots charged with vari-
des Of crime were started for the
md Huntsville penltentiarles
ht. This will be the last batch
sentContractors, Hall & Ieh, will
as their contract with the
inmates "wednesday. the 3lst
ounty officials who have fees OF
due them from the state are
"a back 10y the news from Aus
owing to lack of funds in the
reasury they cannot get their
EARLIER than next August. The
J. ntorney, sheriff collector, as'
la district clerk are the chiel
b over this state Of affairs.
Examiner discusses the pro
Sldening of the gauge Of tn,
A Sd. Louis railroad, and says Il
pen and serious question wheth
a change would benefit Waco
her towns along the road, givlnl
~ he benefit of the low cOmpeti
eight rates they now enjoy,
Examiner also gives Lieutenan
ior-elect Barney Gibbs the bene
eyersl editorial paragraphs, tn
Of which is that he talks to-
On public affairs. 1t warns hin
his tongue if he wants TO d.
politician.
ociety circles elaborate prepare
ire making for the observance q
Il ears day. Quite q number c
81 will receive with lavish hosp
q and the young men callers wi
herous.
he underwriters agents in tn
AA.|apve united In card to the eileC
iereafler they will do no NOR
IN business In writing fire risk
~ s. Elgin is in dead earnest aboI
ping United States Marshal Nj
this district
N esentBtive Mills writes conf
y 5 that Waco will get the apprl
b for federal building.
u bnice business fer the currel
lil show Waco entitled to lett
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
The New Orleans Strikers Hold the
Fart.

New ORLEANS, La, Dec. %, The
street-ear drivers strike continues, 10
the gr eat inconvenience OF the public,
aud more especially Of the business
men, many Of whom live two or three
miles from tho trade ceniers. About
a dozen cars on the Magazine street
line are the only ones that have yet
reached Canal street from up town.
They are accompanied by squads Of
police. Early this morning the cars
iefi the uptown stations Of the City
Railroad company, but were met by q
large body Of strikers. The cara were
turned around aud sent back TO the
etatiOnR. The police seem 70 be 10
sympathy With the strikers and are
only inclined 70 interfere 81 cases q
personal violence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 2o.--Thia morn
ing at 10 O'Clock an explosion occurred
In the Office Of the building OF the
Angn IN Gas-Light company adjoining
the works at this Mace, q mollrhing
two-story brick structures and wound.
ing three workmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

The Bodies Of the Lynched burglars.
RALEIGH, n. g., Dec. 2a.-The
bodies Of Chas. Smith and Henry Da'
yis, colored, alleged burglars, who
were lynched, have been recovered
from the Nevoe river The bodies are
In chains, hsndcufled, and one II rid
died with bullets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

ncahon Of the whole country. We
feel we are on trial and are willing 10
be judged by our acts y
The letter r dated United States
Senate, Washington. December u,
lSSl.N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
sac ANGELo.
legged Son Of Judge Reagan
Turned Horse Thief.

AVBeu oou Oh Juuke 1sshbdn
Turned Horse Thief.
70 the Gazette.
ANGELO, TEX, Dec. ga few
ago a young man came mere
g the name OF Tim Reagan, and
hort Of funds he sold his horse
Jung man here for 500, and gave
Of sale to the effect that II he
replace the hundred dollars
aepecified time he was TO have
wise back again, but II he
70 raise the money he
surrender ali claims 10
mai Reagan was allowed to
me horse In his possession, and
me time expired, instead OF
the horse oyer as per agree
~ "a united him and started for
q "a Falls county, where he says
i.Ved, To-day he was arrested
SABA on a telegram from the
mere The sheriff Of San Saba
,Hhea 70 hold him and the horse.
seems 70 DO a Hsn OF Judge
alter whom the town OF Rea.
nained. Perhaps there will
w renders ~ the daily
WIG viii remember Of a boy by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
Fannln County Proud OF Her Cotton
Mart.
Special 70 the Gazette.

5p8uIII % INe NaEV1t''
BoNHAM, Tx, Dec. % -Fannin
county this season has raised and
marketed to date 30 600 bales Of cotton,
OF which amount Borham hiss received
l3 800 bales. Fannln Is not only the
banner Democratic county, but the
banner cotton county. No town IN
North Texas can boast Of a better
cotton market than Bonham,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

A mineralogist has gathered from
several farms Ia Clefmont county.
Ohio. specimens Of rock aud earth, al
Of which Weld 5000 in gold 70 the ton.
A company has been formed 70 buy
the farms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
RAvY RAINS M ARKANsAs.

Pc Rock, ARK, Dec. 20. Rain
hllen for the past forty-eight
The trains are delayed greatly.
pack Of the Iron Mountain road
3of the city is washed away.
damage has been done TO prop
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

The Little Joker IL the bert smok-
ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-17
For PresfAentIai EIec(or.
To TIC Editor Of II: Inttgi,eneer. ,..,.E

~ Ho GuHof q Ws IHkktse .'e trHr- -- 10
slg:-Iu no part OF this State has the
Republican party had more uphill work
than in JeGslaon county. We have been
outnumbsred nearly three to one by our op.
ponen,s, and, indeed, to be- Republican
st this end Of the State wes, until very late.
~. to be oslracised and almost cut off from
even social intercourse. A brighter dsv is
dawniug, however, and a great deal Of the
old prejudice is disappearing. We have
among uB come men vino, in The the face
Of the most bitter prejudice havo been
true to the faith and who, by their high
characters and consistency, have gradually
gained for the Republican party Of Jeffsr.
son county an amount OF in fluence that no
one would formerly have dared to hope fol-
It. Prominent among theee 10 James D:
Butt, q young lswyer Of marked ability.
His character for talent, integrity and
energy ie very high, and his many friends
here think that his appointment to place
On the Electoral ticket would couduce 10
the euccess OF the party next November,
besides bsiug an act Of Justice to ihia very
faithful but long ignored region. Mr.. Butt
has certainly very high claims on tho party.
Young IS he is, he has already Accomplish.
ed great deal, and no one giyss higher
promise than be Of future usafulnesa,
JEFFERSON County REPUBLICAN,,
July II, 1854. /, ~ ! :, 4