Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-11

twinkle, milkmaids, tamborine, Irisl
liz and sailors hornpipe danctsi six
l teen infants ia the costumes of Loui
NV: Spanish castanet; Highland
fling: marches by Aladdin Cadets, Ro
man Guards, Amazonian Queens
Daughters of Liberty, a Lilliputiar
army, in the drills of which old vete
rams of the war who were present PRO
nounced the young people from the
youngest to the Oldest more exact and
J proficient than any real soldiers they
ever saw. The scenes were inter
spersed with solos, duets, trios and
quartets, all of which were rendered
with grace and ease that professionals
would delight to attain. The scenery
was perhaps the grandest ever wit
messed in the South.
A party of 100 excursionists arrived
here this morning from the Northern
states, in charge of DR.. John l.. Ennis
of Chicago and Col. N. i. Warwick of
| Cincinnati and other railroad agents
from the different states from which
the party come. The excursionists
spent the day in looking over the
town and will leave for the West at Z
a. m. tomorrow. The party Is made
up of representative citizens of the
North. They will buy land and many
of them remain in the state. Others
will purchase land and send people to
live on it. A few of them will plant
whole colonies. On leaving here the
party will go to Ell Paso, thence over
The Southern Pacific to Southwest
Texas. They express themselves as
delighted with so much of Texas as
they have seen. Following Is list
of the names of the parties by states:
Iowa.. M. Tigner, Des Moines; II.
7. G. Lord, local land agent, Des
Moines; j. e. Scruggs, local land
agent, Oskaloosa; w. d. Scruggs, Os-
kaloosa; J. I'll. Prime, Oskaloosa; w.
III. Schooley and wife, Indianola; s. G.
Lighter and wife, Fremont; w. Fl.
Rose, Davenport, w. G. Stillwell. Des
Moines; G. ID. Breckenridge, Des
Moines; II. Chedle, Des Moines; b.
T. Barber, Pamela; w. Anderson,
Panora;iJ...B. Suite, Winterset; John
Cline, Panora; b. f. Goar, Van Meter:
h. 7. Williams, local land agent, Mar.
Levi Patterson, Des Moines:
G. NJ. Blackman, Minton; H. w.
Stoner, Beacon; NJ. A. Hart, Battle
Creek; A. j. Coleman, Minton; +.
Cheadlee, Des Moines; III. Gunnior,
David Morgan, local land
agent, Searsboro: b. F. Goods, O. +.
Updike, Josiah Updike, Il. S. Chadler,
Des Moines.
Ohio-Capt. N. L. Warwick of Gin
district land and passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific; G.. S.
l. Lebanon, local land agent, Circleville;
w. Quinby and wife, district agent
Texas & Pacific, Wilmington; w.
Scott, Circleville; j. w. DroXell, Green.
vile; q. l.. Grubbs. Toledo: DR.. II. G.
). Reed, Stockton; F.W. Ward, George
town; b Gardner, London; w. A.
Young, Enon; Eugene p. Moore, To.
ledo; Rev. Il. Crazy, Hicksville; w. A.
Burtenbaugh, William McLain. Geo.
n. Rupell, w. n. Brodbeck, c. II.
Jamison, Urbana; III. A. Thacker,
Cbillicothe; G. S Spangler, GAINESVILLE.
Illinois-A. Judkins, district agent
Iron Mountain and Missouri Pacific
railways; John Deakin, John C. VIII
llamS, John Fofierkans, Hampton
Gibson, w. Rocker, Springfield; Sam
uel Crubb, John Stephens, Rochester;
B. Il. Logan Trenton; G.. A. Marsh
Champaign; P. Warner, Smi,hville;
A. II. Stone, Quincy; VIM. Miller. T.
r. Hit, John b. Frawley, +. Buchel-
Ter, John +. Ennis, Gen. McClernan.
Chicago; Andrew Netsch. Austria via
Europe; A. w. Rocker, Mrs. NJ. Prich-
ard, Miss Eva Won Rog. rs, A. III. Wor.
then, Mrs. A. b. Judkips, Springfield:
Allen G. Rush, wife and child, Pitts.
field; Peter Billings, wife and son.
Noble: Mrs. b. f. Kagy, dillingham;:
j. +. Kindig of the Ottawa Journal.
lndiana-J. II. Martin, George n
Wood, Mitchell; n. Pierce, Dapont;
w. q. Boydston, land agent, w. w,
Moore, J. A. Jovin, Warsaw; r. Har-
desty,. Sullivan. Benjamin Kline, L..
w. Flores, j. b. Jones, Charles
Mount, Connelsville; G.. f. Murphy.
Harrisburg; Mrs. NJ. Wiseman, War
saw; Il. w. Kestner, John l.. Mycr.
Frank j. Lang, Lawrenceburg: John
Whitson, Seymour.
Missouri-A. Archer, st. Louis; w.
j. Nelson, Brighton Junction; Il. ].
Shelley, Trenton; j. Il. Glaze Glen
wood; local agent, Il. j. Leroy, Tren-
ton; James X. Wright, ST. Louis.
Wisconsin-H. w. Renne. Neils.
vile; Charles Reene, Neilsville; Il. w.
Lawrence, Watertown; Sam Lawrence,
Watertown; G. II. Couch aud wife
Round county
Massachusetts-C. j. Buffun, Bos-
ton.
Kentucky-B. f. Turley, Sparta:
Dr, j. h. Henry, Falmouth.
Mlchigan-R. G. Filder, Coldwater;
James II. Hall. Port Austin.
Nebraska-Wm. Little, Valparaiso;
Rev. j. a. Farming, Riverton.
just before the east-bound train
pulled out OF Fort, Worth this morn
ing, two men rushed hastily into one
OF the coaches, and to couple of seats
occupied by three men, and announced
lnat they mad left a package on one
OF the seats. The three men said that
they had seen no package or bundle.
whereupon one of the new corners said,
must be here.b The thee men
stood up and began looking for the
package. About this time the train
started, .and one of them in search of
the package remarked, well: let 1t
go; We must get OFF," and they both
rushed out. Just as they jumped Off
the train, one of the men who had as
sisted To look for the package. dlscoy-
cred that his pocket-book, Containing
ssa1, was gone, and he was not
c ons mn IN announcing the
!act. The announcement caused
.he other two TO involuntarily clap
tneir hands on their pockets in which
.neir money wasdeposited, to find that
tney We're also out, the one $50. The
otner 90. The man who had lost
Soo SAID he'd "be id II he didn't
eaten the thieves, and make 1t hot for