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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
ARLINGTON.
Movement to Erect a New Church.
Needs a Park-uther Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
ARLINGTON, June S.--And now IL
transpires that in our sister county.
Tarrant, near Arlington, some wires
were stretched across a public road.
thereby rendering perfectly useless n
$50, 900 iron bridge. Why is this thus >
Roanoke Clipper.
And IL shall come to pass on Novem-
Der ID, that certain official whose
other name IL commissioners shall
have the everlasting "kiboshn put on
him, and don't you forget 1t,
A move IL on foot to erect a church
structure here, which would be a credit
to any city in the state. This is a much
needed enterprise.
| The manner in which the private
school of Miss Emma Furong Is con-
Quoted reflects much credit upon that
lady, as the eulogies of her patrons at
test.
Our citizens have hegun to cast their
eyes around and ask, "Who shall we
have for mayor?n as 1t is generally
understood that our present mayor,
Mr.. George w. Finger. will represent
Tarrant county In the next legisla-
ture.
A plumber of amusements from dit.
ferent sources are billed for Arlington
the present month. We hail them
with delight.
Arlington is bound to have park,
and while the question is not being
very extensively agitated 1t Is meeting
with more than anticipated encour.
agement.
A prominent candidate for county
attorney accepted an invitation TO de
liver an address before the Sunday
school convention. but did not put In
an appearance. Neither did he ex
plain; consequently, one hitherto pop
ular gentleman is liable to "get tn
poOseN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
GAINESVILLE.
Meeting Of the Citizens to Take Action
on the Federal Court Matter.
The Gainesvilleites Jubilant Over the
Santa Fe Bill's PASSAGE.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, June A meeting
OF the citizens is called at the court.
house tonight to take some action In
regard to the federal court matter. II
is proposed to send up a protest against
the passage of the bill, which II Is be-
ilevsd our senators will not disregard.
Denison has done everything possible
TO prevent the establishment of court
here, while some whose interests are
there admit that Gainesville Is the
proper place for the court to be located.
Sherman and Whitesboro are both
opposed to having the court located at
Denison, while Montague on the west
and the Chickasaw nation on the north
sustain Gainesville. The object of the
call for tonight is to stop If possible
the bill where it is, as 1t is believed
that by the next assembling of con-
gress we will be better able to contend
against the influence of Dcnison's and
Gonld's money.
Our citizens are in high spirits over
the passage of the Santa Fe bill by the
lower house of congress aud the unan.
imous favorable report from the senate
committee. The passage of this bill
means another road for Gainesville "A,
no distant day, which will give her an
additional boom and IL Is believed will
increase her population to 10000.
The examining trial Of Julian Fulton
has been postponed until Thursday by
consent of counsel.
Mr.. Henry Campbell of Freehold, n
j., uncle of DIR. Fred w. Denise VIII,
died Saturday, arrived on last night,
train, and left to-day with his nephew
remains.
County criminal court met yester
day, Judge Hall presiding. STATE VS.
Il. G. Clark, theft, defendant PLEADED
guilty, fined $25 and given ten day,
in the county Jail State VS.. Jas
Leath, disturbing public worship
The case went to trial before his honor
the defendant waving a jury. AID
judged guilty and assessed fine o
$50. A number of gambling case
We're called, to all of which defendant
pleaded guilty.
Sam Anderson, deputy sheriff Q
Ellis county, is in the city on trail of
horse thief.
Gen. Hudson returned from Ten
nessee yesterday, accompanied by hi
daughters, Misses Ollie aud Nora.
Mr.. Ed Harris left to-day on vlsi
to Picton, Oniaria.
The proceedings of the Chicago cor
vention are read with much Interest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
WACO.
Nuggets Of News Gathered by Our
Correspondent.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, June 3.--B. A. Aldrich, trav-
cling man for the Buford Il George
Implement company, Kansas City, APP
peared before United States Commits
sioner Finks to-day, to answer an af-
tidavit made by A. Hinchman, dealer
in agricultural implements, this city,
charging Aldrich with per-
Jury. The trouble arose out
of the drummer some two weeks ago
running an attachment on property OF
Hinchman's. Hinchman had no wit
nesses present to-day and the case was
continued until July p. Aldrich Is
well known in commercial and travel
ing mems circles throughout the state,
and could as easily give S25,U00 az the
$500 bond under which the United
States commissioner placed him for ap
pearance.
The county and city tax sales, prop
erty of delinquent taxpayers, took
place to-day. The county sold i9i
tracts and the city fifty-one pieces o.
property. Most of the tracts weit
hoirht IN by the county collector and
CITY marshal for state and city,.
No Missouri Pacific train has ar
rived from Fort Worth to-day-a
least up TO this hour. Az last account !,
the train was sidetracked between Al
yarado and Grandview on account OF
ditched freight train-the same caus'
that delayed 1t yesterday.
| Rain has fallen more or less all daN
and is interfering seriously with mar
yestiug of grain, now gong Oh
throughout the county. Ihe brano
has continued to rise slowly all Gay
regular "red rise" but lacks ten Zee Zee
of being up to the flood gauge oil tw'
weeks ago. :. 49, ryo,n;re
office, with reference to union printer
working, have been compromised ah'
all men returned TO work.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
SAN ANTONIO.
The Entries for the Congressional Race
Notes.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, June l.-Terrell and
Breckenridge of Austin, Sayers of
Bastrop and Dwyer and McLeary OF
San Antonio are now put down as
congressional aspirants with Epson as
the dark horse.
IIagenson, the street-car driver who
killed the child of Mrs. Colluth last
week by running his car over 1t, has
been indicted for negligent homicide.
The Stock Exchange saloon, In
which Charles Burroughs sold out his
interest and left for Dallas, has had
attachments run on II by various par
ties amounting to 81, 700. The first Mt
tachment is by Kelly, for 81, 100. He
WINS Burroughs' partner.
The grand jury are reported rs being
Engaged on gambling cases on an eX'
tensive scale under the recent ailecta
BILE court decision of the Dallas case.
Ed Stevens, gambler, who at
tempted TO kill City Marshal Shardian
n year ago while the marshal was try
ing to arrest him. is on trial for assault
with intent to XIII.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
WEATHERFORD.
Mails Interrupted by washouts-Frct
Grass Necessity.

Special TO the Gazette,
WEATHERFoRp, June Bridges
being washed away both to the east
and to the west, leaves Weatherford In
measure cut of from the rest of man.
kind. In consequence, our town is
somewhat dull to-day.
The assembling of school trustees to
consult with the board of county com
missioners on the districting of tn e
county in accordance with the new
school law, compensates to some ex-
tent for the loss of railroad visitors.
The board have been working at this
all the week, and it is probable that 1t
will occupy them for week longer.
Some other facts ! have also discov-
cred. Firstly, that the determination
to have free grass appears universal
aud that no party allegiance and no
nomination by Democratic cOnven.
ton will induce the farmers to vote fol
man who is thereunto opposed, and
no cry of Radical "Republican" oil
"Independentn will deter them from
supporting man whom they can
fully trust on this, 10 them, all'impor'
tant question.
My second discovery is, that the
feeling in regard 10 the abrogation OF
the two. thirds rule, while not 20 unan
imous nor so intense as that In regard
TO free grass, is very larg, ly In favor o.
| the measure.
NV third discovery is, thatthe farm
ers of Parker county look upon THE
GAZETTE as the best and truest de,
fender of their rights. and respect and
support IL accordingly. :,
That they are all In favor of tarii
for revenue only, goes without saying
and to sum the matter up in Few
words, the three things commanding
the undivided support among the
farmers are free-grass, tariff for reve
nue. only and The GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
FORT WORTH PROPERTY FOR sA,,r
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
10 LOTS IN s6 n,E.lI;hEvuE ADDITION
y ,,, SOUTH SIDE. iioN,

f,Ou III hide
AT AUCTION THURSD%y t,,xv.,.
me growth OF Fort Worth IL so,,,s y.
In Two years over 6.tOi peonlo OUTWARD.
sou,h o. the Texas Pacific raiiroaa ivcate
on the commnS,l nouses stood. ,Bellevue is
OF .ne residences OF hiessrs Cannon. M, east s.
T,ueu ana wireienctd ofiinto blocks 'v ~, :
arHrs ~ Investment company, limitaa III, aue
SCI! lib lots ut auction on Th1rsaar "a VIII
lsss. Bellevue HUI is reached bv n ' e,', W
a Nc ana Is about eighty feet higher than
he Te,e sio y, nnu same distance south Of
a NV isAss " fhciiic reservation thai M
courthouse Is north of the reservation ' tne
view from lookout mountain is no, ,, me
peanlInl' Fort Worth on the n s,vte
T IgHagS s Iooss 100 fee, above the
AZ u u was In valley. The Clear Fo,l MI M,
the west and the sycamore, Trinity anL , on
cross n mmSers on The east are seen. '''e
a prominent physician OF Fort wo,,n
pronounces bellevue 10 be the hest a, wTflh ",
ana healthiest portion Of o,r "m ~
or suburbs. There is no watsr Wy, ny,
ihn, , 70 tne south and. the breeze from
bound 10 be the great fashionable ouar,er ~,
Fort Worth. quarter Oh
Hemphill. I.ipscomb and Wheeler stroo,.
t Enr, n Wr,, ana south through Bellevue The
Fort worm street railroad Is now being an
Tended along Hemphill street 10 that dIrcc.
iiou. Inc Rosedale street railroad will have
rs S Ieam For, Just Just eas, % Bellevue
on norih, east and west and II is bound 10
continue extending south. bellevue ridSe is
me me only line place for drive near the city
side pas risen with great rapidly recentlv
Land adjoining Bellevue that less than n
year ago sold for $40 an acre row brings
si,2U 70 s2,yU an acre. Lots bought at this
a ,un,n VIII quadruple In value In few
months, as street railroad and the natural
Growth oil Fort Worth will soon fiji Bellevue
with houses. This property viii be sod nj
abstracts can be seen at Texas Inyesimeni
compnny's Office. Terms exceedingly liberal
ConVeyances 10 ground will be furnished irct
on diy OF sale. All are invited, especiall,
The ladies'. No matter whether you expect "a
buy or not, come 10 the sale. In meantime
walk or drive overto Bellevue. Texas In
vestment company's team goes there daily
TINS property has never been on the market
before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
II.ANO.
A New Greenback Paper-New Court
House. Grand Barbecue.

House, Grand Barbecue.
Special TO the Gazette. -.
LLASo, June 1.-The work OF re-
,or;,o the old clerks and sherifrs
n,,,ces was begun last week prepare
tory TO beginning on the new s-''o''
courthouse. ,ao,,
District court convenes Monday, NO
The Llano river was ." sa,;,rdav
fee, aooy No i serious damage. !,
nign Grand barbecue on the Fourth g; o.
1; 4 4 being arranged for by our cit
liens. odh ora since Friday
and hopes f for ai Indications Ipai are good
iol n Gireenback paper is to be publishes
here soon to fill a long,leit wan,'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
DI;NISON.
Musical Observation-Disclosures Fac
tory-FourtlI Of July.

tOry-FOurtli OF jury.
Special TO the Gazette.
DESisoN, June 4.--Mrs. nj. Il. ltv-
erett, a lady who has helped to advance
music of high order in our city, gave
very enjoyable entertainment In Nc
Douyal,s 0pera-house last night. She
was assisted by her music pupils and
several ladies and gentlemen OF we'll
known local talent.
The new furniture factory mentioned
some days ago is being rapidly pushed
ahead. Machinery has begun to arrive
and will be put In position rs soon as
possible. The proprietors propose ~
The patriotic citizens are called to q, q
mass.nieeting tonight to consider the
question of proper celebration for the
Fourth of July.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05

rev Orleans.
puovravous

NEW oxLwANs. Juno 4.--FLouR--nult
aud lower; family nominal, 4 sSesi so high
grades bost5 rs
CoRS MEAi,--Stoady, 3 aols3 ~.
Enthusiastically, l7A
LARD quiet tercc refined Sss; keg steady
BULK MxArs--scarcc; shoulders. packed
higher, iNad Is; long clear mud CLEAR rib
steady, y 10.
aNcoN steady; shoulders o,s; long clear
aud clear rib, nis
HANS -Cho,ce sugar cured canvased
steady nt I. l-srrlN
WHISKY STEADY, Western rctined csep
1M
corrEr-puil; Rio carxoos common to
primo 7h@lls.
suaAn-Dull fnliy fair aud primo lower;
MoLAssrs .nul,i ntrirural iSm ~ fermcnt.
Ing, gDd5n; rchoiled. duil at .jeoio,
RiUR-Stendy with lair demand, Louisiana
ordinary To prime. I se6phN.
cur'roN SnEp Our-Steady, prime crude
SetpSi; summer yellow A,dlo,
rhopuuN-
CoRN--ln moderate demand; mixed 09pIo
fancy white, ~.
okra-steeoy with AIR demand; choice A
iiAy-Iowcr prime. 1910: choice, 2O,Sa
2ls,
HIuiir ENciANuE.
NEW ORLNASs June i.--Sight exchange
On New York, % per low Premium,
sterling exchange II, H. iSlis
COTTON MAiSKErs.
COTTON REcKIrH AT ALL UNITED STATES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
Denton.
a..e,.lto the Gazette.

sps N,sr,~ june 4.-The Denton
pd nhNe and Loan association VA sso OF.
bui iuah here last night. The follow
gani nsa the directors: II. II. Dawson
Ing are psonder, j. II. Edwards, >; H.
". q, T. j. Gates. ia. Haner, Geo
b bur.uu M. II. witherspoon' = M
Taught. pa,n and Miss Minnie
MI lh.rt I'VE we're married at 9 o'clock tnl \
evening and left on the sou'n
train
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
JEFFERSON.


special 70 the Gazette
JEFFERSON. June 4.-To'day notes
one Of the most important events In
the lives Of Mr.. s. s. Mayo ana MISS
Carrie Brown. This morning az nan
mast |, o'clock the groom and bride ar
lived ut the O. S. Presbyterian church
where their marriage ceremony ws,
10 be performed. Afounu snp
stood the groom and bride, surfoun =,
ed by ten little children WIN M oa .n,l
az flowers in their hands; ne cn, =
dren were members OF her ounuAs
rev. j. H. Virgins OF Texarkan y
| In q solemn and impressive en-, inAhns'
pronounced them man snd VIE. v,
Mis- Carrie Is one Of our most ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
TAYLOR.
Williamson County Wool Growers As
s0clatlOn.

ISOLATION.
special to the Gazette. 49,,
TAYLOR, Ten, June 1.-The VIII
hanson County Wool Growing sssoc'-
alton met to-day to provide for the en-
tertaInment Of delegates to the state
convention which meets tomorrow.
Col. J. W. Talbot was elected chair
man and Mai. II. J. Chamberlain sec.
retary. A grand banquet will begiven
q Fl. Booth, A. Sims and a.
KelIchor were elected TO represent TINS
county at the state convention. Am
ME accommodations have been MADE
Tor the guests. for which we are I'D d,
debted TO the efforts and kindness OF
Howard Bland.
Wool is coming In lively.
Weather clear and pretty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.


New York stock Market.
Governments lower.
RAILWAYS weak.
State securities steady.
T-day's trading lett the market IRREGULAR
and changed, as compared with last night,
though the m Jorlty OF stocks are lower. The
prlncipnl net declines are Canada Southern.
rs Louisville Nashville, TX. Norfolk \
Western preferred, ~; Nashville & Chatia-
noosA ~ Northwestern. /; Northern IN.
cihc, l,s; PULLMAN, ~, other declines being
n fn'cuon. The advance, did not exceed per
cent.
Transactions 5000 sh arcs
NKw YoRx, Juno l.--Money 9sls: prime
mercantile paper, oa6; sterling exchange
Il. H. firm nj iciE sight tsDss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05

nhivestOn.
asLvmroS June i,-corros- spot closed
quiet.
Receipts, bale,
halcs l1B
Exports ~,
orai,iars W.; Good Ordinary it1s; Low
Mlddling Nv. hiddiing W., 1cUd Miudling
49,, vi dlnny rair II 1915.
FIXTURE, clio, cd steady June and Jnly,l point
lower; August, september, Oclotef aud jan
unry, to points higher
,l.Ias llp Ia l.t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05

pounds average 1906 50. native steers fsom
100 10 $50 pounds average q bOa6 90.
HoGs-Reccirts looW, market nrmer and
gighcr se0a5 ~.
SukEr--kccclpts, 800 market inlet
and unchanged. 77
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
PALESTINE.
Anderson County Republicans In Favor
OF Arthur.

sp .cisi 10 the Gazette
pALEsrfyg, June 4.--rhe sentiment
Of prominent Republicans from all
marta of the state is entirely against the
Blaine delegation and in favor Of Ar
The seating Of Lynch Ii approved o.
compliment to the colored voters o.
the South. -. ,aasr
The cry Is for Arthur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05

That Hsrkiug Cesss can DO 50 quickly en'so
by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee = =
pruuswig 4 Co., u ,lessis and retail rsss's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
LAND FOR SALE.
IMPROVED MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
For sale by

G. @. JOHNSON
LAWYER, LAND and COLLECTING ACT.
Bowie, Montague County, Texas
so acres in two l6O-acre tracts, adjoining
eacn other, situated about four miles east
from Bowie on Denton Creek rich bottom
land. about my acres OF eacn tract In good
state OF cultivation, twenty-iour acres more
being broken nearly all we'll fenced. Inn
provements: Good average house aX36 H.;
large smokc-house good barn, aix35. with
floors above and below; granary, crlb and
stables; excellent peach orchard two acres
bearing. The portions of each tract not cul-
tivated well timbeted. WIN sell with grow
ing crops, viz, 30 acres wheat, 10 OF oats q OF
of corn, and "A of cotton. Terms: $40 per
acre, In ,luding above: NJ least half or more
cash, two years time ON balance. One OF the
1872 acres, situated about four and a half
miles southeast of Bowie; fifty acres in
fence, and forty-flve acres in good state OF
cultivation; balance of tract Well timbertd.
Improvements: Good frams house, good
well and cistern, lots, crin. stable, etc. At
least 40 acres out of tract is good tillable
land. Plenty stock water within three-auar-
ters OF n mile: fine ranga on EAST between
Brushy and Denton Greeks. VIII re grow
ing crops with place II purchaser desires (;
also q o bushels corn, % head sheep, Is head
young cows and calves and some hogs. A
bargain can be had in above.
100 n ores, known as the l,ovelcss place, sit
uated about five and q half-,niles from Bowie,
between II and Sunset, on Big Sandy Creek.
sixty acres In good state OF cultivation, 80
acres under fence, balance tlmber-lnearly Ill
OF tract good tillable land. Good average
improvements, including two dwelling
houses, two wells, lots, etc. Terms reason
able.
Also has f,r sale uuimproved lands in
Montague aud adjoining counties; Also
Bowie properly, business ana rssineuce: hp
nly 10 or address c. C. JOHNSON,
LAWYER, Real L tate and Collecting Agt,
Bowie, Montague County, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05

NEW oaLxANs. June 4, = t"rvow
Spot closed steady and lilo lower rom low
nilddling TO fair. both Inclusive.
Bales, 1850.
Low Ordinary TX; Ordinary w; Good
Ordinary lvS,; aood Middling llhi Middling
Fair lIki Fair l2<.
gust one TO four points lower, other months
one 10 two pointa higher.
Rnlaa. NJ 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
INSURANCE. AGENTS.
LAND AGENT.
HACK LINES.
HOTELS.

CLARKSvILLE, CITY HOTEL. To-
Y Gated rear of Dick Il Barry's store, south.
east corner OF Public square. Good table and
beds; every comfort. i. NJ. White, proprietor.
DURSEY HOUSE, BoNHAM, TEXAS.
ID The undersigned takes pleasure In an.
nouncing 10 his old friends and the public
generally that he has purchased this old and
wellknowa hotel property, and viii be pre-.
pared 10 entertain the travelling public with
iirst-class accommodations in every depart
ment OF the hotel business. / have also In
connection with the hotel two large and
commodious sample 70 oms fitted up express
ly for the benefit of commercial travellers.
q. l.. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
piiD-ro RENT.
.hscELLANEOys.

%iEL HELP. COOKS,
pssllers and chamber
n names House, Albany,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-05
.,oy. HoadIy's Proclamation.

,n,1lMnus, OHIO, June ,. --ao.,
Hosdly to-day issued . p, pro os'n neo.
calling ,b sas Worlds industrial and GOT :
pie 70 !, ~, nosItion in New Orleans mex, nesI
Dsca,n assio ms 70 correspond with Com ~
oTgan! aas, Hamilton in regard 70 repre- q
m i.s.mg Ohio 10 the various depart
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