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COMANCHF.

CoMANcHE. April 7.-[Special. .l-Judge
NJ Ion Brown, Uniied SAFES com missioner
II. V. Nicely aud J. q. Huse lssvs for Waco
IN the morning They haye been SOM
mone dto appear before the Unled Stal,s
grand jury y. that place, Il y supposed to
Jim and ID Bailey, who we're AIKEN out OF
the jail aud hung nj ! this plsce
some six months hpo. Mr..
j q. Huse is the j,ilor and Mr.. II V.
N.eey was one OF he guards. Tne Baileys
bad bsen srresisd under United States
warrant Tor c,unttrieiting q, d reeas'd.
bu, re-arrss'ed unosr s'ste warrant for
the murcer of deputy United States mar
shnI and bad made the bonds. but we're
ttiii,n ial.
The weather is now very good and spring
ike
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uxorcftle.

ALTOONA, Pa, April ..-Mrs. L. A.
Beach, wife OF a prominent phvsicisn, vas
q d'scovered Ia her room this morning, with
her bead slmos, severed from her body
The circumstaucss are 50 snspscious that
the doctor has been arrested Il is said
be has already admitted II mem ,or OF
the family that he committed the deed. /.
Two table knfes and = c'esver used Tor
smpusstink purposes were fouod beside his
yi.fim.
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CLEBuRsE, April 7-tSpecisl. !-Dkt 'ic'
court convened to-day. Thls being esrraJ
sale day, the tOwu WAS crowded nnd bus
n,ss gooh, especially Ia the whisky line.
Our college will open the IAN instant
Superintendent johnson Is making prep.
Aration tor n iull school.
Your corr, sponcent has in'erview,d d sew.
eral prominent farmers, and Is Informed
hat the prospects for good crops this sea.
son were never nore II h,'tering.
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3 A r c. A IN s
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.

In response the enormous demand have had for
Embroderes, will offer another line of them
just received.
Bargains in Embroidered Babies Robes
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Babies Caps
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Lace Chldrens Dire
Bargains in Handsomely Embroidered Ladies Underwear
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Ladies White Dresses.
Bargains in Ladies Embroidered Chanbray Dresses
Bargains in Dress Gouds Silks Hosiery aud Corsets
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DESISON.

DgsisoH, April - Especial - Mayor
ID idaon and Colonel Harris, OF Ganesvile.
wefo in the CITY to-day inspecting our i'm.
prnvemenis aud mrcsdnm zing the streets
PAt.ey McJscobson, the live local OF the
herald News. transfers his lsbofs to the
Daily Gate CITY tomorrow He will be
succeeded by Fred O Maley, late Central
ticket agenl.
Major Jummings. OF sherman, and Col-
oDei Meytubby aud Joel Nsil, of the Ia
dian Territory. have begun improvnp
Caddo Springs in the Nation. and VIII
make lirs,-class summer resort there.
j. Poke Saw ny, who killed an Arkansas
man hero some Sundays ago. was to-day
put unds, 81 $40 bail lor the erend jury.
We now have a cotton exchange In foil
uperation.
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TERRELL.

TERRELL, April 7.-[Spccisl THE board
OF scho directors me, Saturday night last
and deci ed t, employ eight teachers for
the coming season, al salaries Of from $45
to 500 per month. The employment was
left to the Texas Teachers Employment
bureau.
Mr. Sid Bss'. j.. and lady, Of Paris. Tex
as, are here. visi,ing their families.
We learnei to-day that Mr.. Tom Gar.
ner OF Rock vail. who was out after horse
thieves overlook q bad-looking fellow some.
where west, mistrkaply became COT fideni lal
with him, and thai the fellow proved q
thlef caught Mr.. Garner off his guard and
took his horse from hfm.
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A Redaction.

Sr. LOUIS. April IA general order has
been issned by the executive committee oi
the Gould & Wabash system, proclaiming a
reduction OF 10 per cent in salaries Of all
officers aud EMPLOYEES receiving 500 per
month and over, engineers and trainm, n
not included. rhe reduction is made for
the months OF April, May aud June, or
longer III necessary.
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PALEsfrNE- April 7.-fSpecial 1.-The an.
nusl meeting to-day Of ths ssocknolders OF
the Itsrnstional elected directors: jay
Gould. r. g. Hayes, A. Z. Hopkins, ssm
Sloan, James A. Baker. Ira II. Evans, Fred
Rice. W. X. Maxwell, Russeli Harding.
fret wee president; Hopkins, seoond vice.
pre ddent; d. II. 3. Smith, secretary and
treasurer: w. r. Maxwell, oNis'ant secrt-
tary; II. b. Hsneon. .sssrtaut treasurer.
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nRoWSsyILLE.

BROWNSVILLE. Aprl It's, eclal The
wonld-be suicide, A. Anirnrd, 10 on n f,iY
way 10 recovery. The doctors say he will
get all right There was trouble bet ween
himself and wife about man named Man
u,l.
Yesterday a Frenchman named Pedro
snli-irr, living ON and having IN charge
Mr. Celsstln Jaquoss' ranch, La E,pers, a.,
shot bim -eli Hoeldeniuly ; IN the ier intl OF.
ing very severe wound. He was brought
10 the city and 10 now Ia The garrison hos.
piial Several pieces ~ bone were taken
on, to-day and be IL now resting easy.
News reached TIE CITY last night that n
man had been accidentally killed by Mr. J..
W Kennedy. son of the wealthy stockmsn.
Mr Kennedy, No particular were received
q. the time 0i iling lhla speoal.
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will havo 10 be az ,hs eKoense OF trial ~
W. II NJ the odiHm attached,
Your reporter wishes TO correct tho re-
port pubiibhsd few d-ys sro that Hart. oi
Goshen, III. county, was kihea oy Cochran
1t that place, and lost the killing was IA
'hi- county The killiDg occurred Ia Van
z,ndi county and Cochran IL also u trans
lent man,
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~ presiding. This following is.s list Of th'
visiting attorneys: I. =. GammaRe. P'i'
ostine; ColoneIs Gibbs and S'emmons. IRON
,Allss; Stephens, o. Wenthsrford; Foulks
aud Good, from Colorado City; Pesrson, oi
Fort Bend county; Clardy. OF Kentucky
The stue docket II SIT for Wednesday. The
T. Pa-o couniv land case was continued
fne case OF Nolan county against j. ".
Wiener aud his boldsmen was dismissed a.
10 bis bnndsmen.
The conversions oi the new Methodist
church will be laid here to.morros bv the
Masonic iraierniiv SDeechts will br made
by Hon 7 u Wheeler aud Elders John
Collier aud J. +. Lsnnis
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VAN ALsrYNE.

VAN AIsrYss, April 7.-[specisl.l l-This
morning at IL o'clock the hotel owned by
Msssrs whitesice,& Wallace caught fire
and burned down In spite Of ths gallant ef.
tae furniture vas ssved. Loss. $1,000; in
uurancs, l,500.
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PrrrsBuxo. Pa. April7.-John McD,xsli,
president Of the wool Rrovers' association
Of Pennsylvania, has ess'ed . mae con-
CIV. u' xu,Ii ia ana : Is :. Is 49, sre5e "a,
ssd sDOoihl de1rra'es % che no<lcuoI en-
v-nlio1. to'o> hsid q O3'o-S~ n>s> ugoE>.
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,yTFFERsON

JKrrERsoS. April l. t5pecial.I-At the
justice conrt this morning the case Of Sa-
rsh Cornelius was called for numbering her
infan'. She was put under bond Of 500
To appear before the next grand jury. She
gave bond and Was released.
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CORsICANA.

CoEsicASA. April 71lSpeclsl. The
row under the coutrol OF MessTs Van
Horn. Bass and Callahan rhe weekly
continues under the control OF Mr.. Craw.
ford.
A new paper OF republican con plexion
"a spoken oi here.
fhe building boom continues to incresse
SO dimsnslors, and nl The burnt districts
will be rebuilt IN tine for the fill trade,
together with several new business houses
We are threatened With two new drug
stores this month
The building of q new cotton gin. with
four stsnds, Il, IL con emplaied In the city
on the site OF the od one, will add material.
ly 30 our facilitiel 10 olncentrate the staple
at THIS polnt.
A fine rain last night ard this morning
has helped veeetstinn greatly.
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A1HEHs, April L. f8p>eiel1 : Tom
Cnsney. . Navarro county cslslemen, wss
shot and killed peer NV Yorh, thi- ooun-
n. Lest n'ehs By - Hnnoou. en Ander-
nnn o1uotS man. dIno pes ooe go oe<o A.
fpooe1 RE efoaols oQou,1u eo11e 90
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Being determined to increase business this
by every legitimate effort possible and buying every day
cepona bargains from overstocked manufacturers and m
poers will besides the attractions offered Special
Bargain Days, offer series Of
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SECOND DAY.

Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets Of the city
at 10 A. M.
AT the Grounds Singing;
Oration il. English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids.
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent oi
North Texas is engaged foi
the occasion
HON. B ARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English Grafton
For further information see
small, pr grammes.
The Public OF Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectinlly ihvit d to attend.
BY order Of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsrERHANs,
Chairman.
o. F. AIrzRmAs.
Secretary.
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SAN AN ,IIA.

SAN AnotL,, Ami 7.-TSpeoisl. +
About 100 sections OF school lsnds. all
save three or four, containing Gao acres,
we're leased by toe county surveyor OF
Saturday The msjlr went TO he mini.
mum figures set by the board but compe-
,iiion ri cited eome verv high figures, from
25 to 40 cents being given walered, and 10
10. 25 for dy 'and. The firm OF
Schonsr & Dey, In Sherman,
reached the Top prices. bidding i2 "a cents
for wgiered sections and 20 Ia cents for
dry ones Tho surveyor received the bids
against the protect Of parties interested.
The ioom of ID A. Leeis, IN town, was
opened yeste'dey evening by "A negro boy
naued B'icham and search made Tor
money. Hc was found under the bed, ar
osted and committed TO answer the grand
Jury,
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON. Aprl 7-fPsess -J,hn W
Hennsgrr, nj kemsn, hiss brought suit
against the Cult Colnrsdo & Santa Fee raj
way for $50 100 damages, GAINED TO have
been Indicted by the los,
Of his left ann. Plaintiff
sll' ges that white In the EMPLOY Of the
Santa +. company, February 4h. last
near Milheim wsier tank In Au,tin couo.
~, he attempted TO apply brake TO the
wheels OF car but the chain
being detective, hroke, throw.
ing him beneath the train, where
he hsd his left arm no crushed as 10 render
am mpu'niion necessary.
Toe cotton exchange annual ballot to-dsv
resulted IN the un-nimous Reelection OF Q
q. Wells president: J. II. Metcalf
vice president; George Ssa'y, treasurer.
fhe following were chosen director: j. A.
Robertson, J. NJ. Noithman, T. J. Grace,
!. o. Aymes, A. Bonneteld, Julius Weber,
T. Hammers.
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WACO.

Waco. April 7-fSp'clal &c. w. Moor ,
The highwaymsn VINO was arrested satui'
d.y night, has been fully identified by
John Powell, ia. farmer who was robbed
Xoore's companion in the exoloit IL kno~n
to hea yunnp man named Sloan, formeri,
gtm hline laisly. Sloan purchased a ticket
tor S n Autonio and lett Waco SATURDAY
morning. officers In San ANTONIO were
t'lsRrsphed his description and requested
to arrest bin.
Ine Oh school Presbyterian oonRreRa'
lion here occupied their new church sun
day Tor the first time. The pastor, Rev,
DR.. King preached very interesting ter
SIG 0C0.
uniied States Mar-hsl Mckee arrived
this morning 20 opsn Uuitsd States dis'rio
court and immediate y adjourn IL. Judge
Mccormick will not s'rive until tc-morros y
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81. Lcur, April 7.--willicm Browo, tbs
negro. who c,nfe-ssd :, 1-r'ng murdered
the peddlsr L.uignr. % caoppsd
ais body 20 pieces. A The
Httir t9xn OF C.hakie. Iiltnolo.
some SIX weeks go. which creslei great
.yra,ro<d in the Circuit court q
B-ilesviile, m. fotay. pleaded Gu(liY-
end wrs ssnieneef = n<ns 81 moy
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LOT 92O6 chilTen long white Maseles clOaks trimmed with
two Irish point embroidery Regular price 1880 $500
aud $3.50; will he sold at 5000 $500 and $500.
LOT 26sO chdrenS white MarSee short cloaks ages to
years Regular price $3.50 and $500 will he at $500 and
$500.
LOT S0236 chldTenS white lawn and dresses Handsomely
trimmed in VaencenncS aceS and Irish point embroidery
LIZ o. and years. all in perfect Regular prices
$500 TO $1,000 win be sold from $500 to $500
LOT OO3l5 misses white lawn dresses elegantly trimmed In deem
embroidery ages s. TO- H. II and l6 Regular price $1,000
$1,000 and $4,000; viii be sold Mt $780, $1,000 $1,000
LOT 06O ladies' white lawn dresses trimmed in deep embOd
sizes 81 36 and 3S bust Regular prices $40 $I5
and S25 will be sold at 49, $40 and SIS.

tempt 90 drive them TO vote for Jones.
They would not do Il.
w. Nj. Bamburg WINS appointed assist
ant sergeant -at-arma 10y unanimous
vote. j y, Newcomh OF san Antonio
spoke In favor of the majority report.
tie said: I'm every Southern state
where the Republican party has made
progress II has been 10y fuslon against
the Democrats. Judge Evans speech
was in favor OF John Ireland. Fuse
and catch IA many men M possible,
who w0uldstep outside of the Demo.
cratic ranks. | understand that Jones
has declared that he would not vote
for Butler because lac was dema.
gogue, nor for Cleveland because he
was not NC for the office, but that lac
admired Blaine and thought he was
the greatest statesman In America
/ This convention
SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN CALLED
This is the second convention we hay,
been forced to come to this year, and
this IL bad year, too. SlNty-threG
counties are not represented,
On motion, the convention then
adjourned until o'clock.
10 was after three o'clock when the
convention was again called 90 order
when The discussion on the minority
aud majority reports was resumed
The majority report was adopted by
an overwhelming majority. When
'he result was announced the delega
tlons from Dallas, Johnson, Runnels
Howard Baylor, Wichita, Wheeler
Rockwell and GraysJn counties with
n .
caucus In which they agreed TO sup
/ port "A Il. Norton for governor, and II
Is understood they will call n conven
ton TO meet at Austin soon 10 nomi
nate him. Judge Phillips of Wharton
offered the following:
Resolved, that the delegates OF this oonyen
tlon pledge themselves 10 support any indie
pendent candidates for state Offices Ia nppp
sltiOn 10 tho nominees Of the late Democrats
convention,
The convention adjourned sine die
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AT HOUSTON.
The Committee on Platform Present Two
Reports to the Republican State
Convention,
The Majority Report Considers It Sui
oidal 70 Put Out Straight Re-
publican Ticket.
The Minority Report Demands Full
Ticket With Men Who Repre-
sent RepubliCanism.
The Majority Report Adopted After A
Hot Discussion aud Seven North
ern Counties Bolt.
They Agree Upon A. B. Norton for
GOvernor-The Convention Was
Opposed to the Lease Law.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Houston, TEN. Sept, 3-The Re
publican convention met at $3.50 o'clock
this morning. The Grimes county
contest was settled by admitting the
straight-outs and squeezing out
THE WASH JONES DELEGATION.
On motion the chairman appointed
the following committee on platform
and resolutions: James p. Newcomb,
chairman ]. G. Tracy, p. w Hail,
J. w. Bradshaw, Col. II. WEIGH, +. S.
Cleaves, j. T.. Alexander, n. w
Quincy, w. w. Davis, G. Schultea and
d. Redheld.
The following committee ON perma-
nent organization was also appointed !:
j. G. Biggar, chairman; @. II. Val
lade, j. +. Pells. j. w. Butler $. G.
Mccoy, ID. A. Robinson, A. G. Fergu-
son, A. ] Johnson, j w. Mcdonald,
w. II Holland aud A. M. Cochran.
A number of resolutions were offered
and referred TO the committee ON plat
form and resolutions. Col. j. q Tracy
offered the following, which was also
referred:
Resolved. that the Republican party Of the
state OF Texas, in convention assembled, Ia
voT and recommend the exemption from tax
alton OF ali homesteads OF the value OF s29O1.
While waiting for the reports Of the
committee ON permanent organization
and platform the convention WAS en-
tertained by number OF speakers on
the subject of the propriety Of making
nominations, at the close of which the
following resolution by DeBruhl OF
| Galveston was adopted:
I Resolved, That Il Is the sense OF this con.
I vention that 20 make Outa stmiRht0ut Re
publican nomination for state officers IN the
/ Inc interests OF the Republican party and
would also be losing OF votes 70 The ma
tional ticket.
The committee on permanent organ
/ izati0n reported as follows:
Your committee on permanent or
ganization beg leave TO report that we
4 recommend the reelection of the pres
/ ent officers, namely; Hon. A. j, RO-
seminal, chairman; Lock Mcdaniel,
secretary: Henry Koch, John Bass,
/ Frank j. Smith and w. NJ. Bamberg
! seTgeantsat-arms
a communication was read from the
I Republicans of Newton county which
stated that they were for q w. Jones
for governor and Tom Russell foI
Encouragement, first, last and all the
time. Applause. Referred TO the
COMMITTEES ON resolutions. A long ad.
dress FROM the Republicans OF Mitchell
county was read, which stated that
the sentiment which was prevalent IN
that portion OF the state was that II
coalition was made with the Green
hackers aud independents lrelanc
would be defeated by 1900 ma
iority. TApplause. j.. j. Davi
OF t3alyeston moved that the addres
be accepted as representing the Repuh
licaps of the state. Vigorous opposi
ton was made 10 this and amendmen
was offered 10 refer it to the commstte
on resolutions. On vote the cha
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Lot 500 Is 100 Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers
that VIII be sold from 500 to 81 80, each worth
nom 81 10 " No.
Lot 60j IL 6Si ChemiEe, including ladies' and
misses sizes, trimmed in lace and embrold.
cry, that Will be sold from Sic TO SIS, and
every garment special bargain.
Lot bO6 Is ~ ladies' and misses Night
Dresses, nom soc to sib.
Lot 507 Is $50 pairs ladies' and misses aud
chlldren's pantlets, from go 20 $40.
Lot SOS Is i2f Ladies' SKirts, from 400 TO 81 so
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Tho RInlne LIhel snIt.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sep a.-ln
the United States district court TO day,
Judge Wood overIuled the demurrer
filed by the defense in the BlaIne.sen.
tinel suit. The attorney for the de-
tense appeared and announced
that the Sentinel's answer would be
ready tomorrow; that the Sentineps
counsel could not possibly be ready for
trial before November, for the reason
that their witnesses live at a distance
from indianapolis and a great deal o.
work will be required TO take the dep
ositions.
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Can, NJ. A. Quinn Dead.

GAIyEsToN, Sept s,-Information
was received here to-day Of the death
yesterday al wooten Wells Of Capt.
M. A. Quinn. from dropsy. For TWEEN
ty-fiye years Capt. quinn has been
one " the leaaing men IN business en-
terpTiaes 10 the city. For years he was
senior member Of the firm OF Quinn d
Hill. During the partnership Capt.
Quinn WAS most prominent IN the
establishment OF the Texas cotton
press. 81 which he WAS the first pres
ideut also the Texas Banking and
Investment company, the Cotton ex-
change, and other business establleh-
mems In this city. He represented
1 Galveston county Ia the Fourteenth
/ Legislature. For some time previous
to his death he was general agent ut
I Galveston for the Palmer q sullivan
system Of railroads. Ills death leaves
void In the commercial circles o.
Galveston. lie leaves 4 WIDOW apo
four chu1reu.
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WACO wIRELErs.
Special to The Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
wAoo'JEx. sspt Q, Tho Ladies' Exposition
association held an interesting meeting this
afternoon. The iadicsare working up a lively
interest Ia the exposition, aud the Waco OK
hibita AZ New Orleans win be very dne one.
II afforded much qualification here this
morning 10 learn that Geo. y. Loving has TUE
GAZETTE again. lie IL known 10 many of
0uT people. and II Is felt that he will Keep
TIIE 0AzErrR up 10 Us high standard,
Two more insurance adjust0ra arrived to
day, and arc figuring on lheir losses BY the
lAfe IRE.
The scenery for tha new opera house
arnvo from s. Louis tlds morning. II cost
tzilO.
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DASHED AGAINsr az IotnERG.

ST. JOINS, n. f., Sept. 3.-An In
spection of the abandoned brig Re.
solver, demonstrates that collision
with an iceberg occurred, followed by
a sudden panic anon the crew and
passengers, who Immediately launched
and left the brig. leaving
everything behind; that the
boats were dashed by boiling
sea against the iceberg and swamped,
and all hands persisted. li5 icebergs
lie between the scene Of the disaster
in Trinity bay and Wadham's island,
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Arnlnst pIeuro Pneumonia.

sPRINdPrELD, Ill, sept. S.-Gov.
Hamilton to-day issued proclalna-
ton based upon the report of the state
veterinarian upon the existence OF
pleuro-pneumonia The proclamation
prohibits the importation into the
state of any cattle from injected dis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
A PREMATURE hxPLosIeS.

surg, Pa, Sept. 3.-At Sha-
n, = last evening, while six men
asllng huge piece of ircn in
u oln Of the slack of the Valley
|nsih llast of giant powder was
lsr exploded by a spark Of
\, hammer. One man was in
TsAy and hye were seriously
p4d. ne w following Is a list of the
VIM. Ayres, terribly man
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04

gled about the legs, eyes and hands;
G. Shieverton, burnedIbadly in the
face, eyes and arms. All the Others
were burnt, but not seriously. Ayres
was the support of his father, mother
and seven children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04

The Little IOker' ia the best smok.
Ing tobacco.
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A MORNING BLAZE.

l,esSNEs, IND, Sept. 3.-Flre this
ing consumed the Debruler insur-
vince and the residences of Len
@e John S. Coleman and Mrs. j.
',aaer. Loss, $4,000 1t is sup
mat the fire was incendiary.
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AsLEEP oN rnE rRAok.

ANTONIO, Sept. 3 "A Mexican
AIMED Fancho Bontilo, travelling
ne International railway afoot,
me track and went to sleep and
'Tbsly torn to pieces by a passing
sreh Smith, the engineer, was
|iss.l nut Is not censurable for the
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Neither Has Tho Goyernor.

The Statesman has not said the
picture Of Gov. Ireland Ia the Fort
Worth GAZETTE was not a good one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
.lSHAPS OF THE DAY.
lan Fatally and Five Seriously r.
pred by Premature Explosion Of
Giant Powder.
|tean Boy Lies Down to Sleep on
= Railroad Track and is Torn
to Pieces by Train,
A STEAMER BURNED,

JOHNS, n. F., Sept. 3.-The
2 Greenland burned last night.
.As total loss.