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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
HARD GLOVE FIGHT
between st, Paul aud New York Thugs
Won by she Western Man.

Sr. PAUL, MINI, Nov, . This az
ternoon party of about 100 people
went by steamer about three miles
down the Mississippi river TO witness
light with hard gloves between
John s, Barnes of this city and Tom
McAlplne of New York. l.. G.
Roche, sporting editor of the Pioneer
Press, was chosen referee and j. s.
Dickinson, city editor of the st.
Paul Day, time.keeper. The men
were of the same height, Ave feet
eight inches. Barnes weight was l45
pounds, McAlpine la. II was near
o'clock when time was called. By
the consent of both parties the rounds
were two minutes each, marquis OF
Queensherry rules.
The fight was marked by cautious
sparT!ng for ak rounds without
elt,<er receiving punishment. When
lfe seventh round began 1t was evil
dent that Barnes meant business, and
scarcely was the round commenced
when Barnes gave terrible right
handler which took McAlpine fairly
over his right eye and ht
fell like log, where h,
lay fully ten minutes totally unonn.
sclous. On coming to he pulled OIL tn,
gloves and gave up. Barnes did MOI
receive scratch and afterwardl
spared two or three rounds with ,
weilknown eolored pugilist.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
A D1ABoL1CAL CRIME.

special 10 the Gazette.
TEXARKANA, ARK, Nov. Fri
day report reached this city from
Richmond, Ark, twenty-five miles
northeast from here, and has since
been fully confirmed, to the effect that
a negro brute named Charles Mitchell
went to the house of Frank Waddell
during the absence of that gentleman
and attempted to ravlsh Mrs. Waddell,
who was one of the most estiraable
and cultured ladies of that
section, Being alarmed at
her resistance and cries for
help the fleud released his hold
upon her but at the same time plunged
n dagger through her heart killing her
almost instantly. The entire popula-
ton Of the county In which the awful
crime was committed are up In arms
and securing the country In all direc.
tiona. There Ia little doubt of the cap
ture of the villain In which event
nothing less than death at the stake
can satisfy the outraged people of the
community,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
oUR CANDIDATE.

ALBANY, N. ~, Nov. 3 - Gov,
Cleveland left New York at $40 this
morning aud arrived in Albany at
1915. lie ut once went to the eXecu-
tive mansion and spent the day there
resting with his sisters, Mrs, Hoyt and
Miss Kate Cleveland. The governor
is In excellent health and spirits. He
left for Buffalo at 1890 tonight, He
will vote there early Tuesday morning
and take the . u. M train for Albany
arriving there at $40 p. IN. He will
receive the returns of the election al
the executive mansion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
EVENTS ABROAD.
Result Of the Election for the New
Reiohstag-A Riot in India.
Little TusAey Demands Representation
in the Congo Conference,
A Re port That Gen. Gordon is a Pris-
oneD in Ell Mahdrs Camp.
THr nERMAN ELEorION.

BERLIN, Nov. 2.--The election for
the members of the reiOhstag resulted
as follows: Conservatives, SO; Center,
IS; Imperials, "a; Nationals, 40; Ger
man Liberals, 81; Poles, 10; Nolkstart-
ers, .; Alsatians, IA; Guelphs, 81 So
cialists, Jut InUiuuiTe SiAhknieht.
Ninety-seveN second ballots are
yet necessary. The Socialist
committees, Nave instructed their sup
pOrters TO oppose in the second ballots
the candidates whe refuse to record
themselves on the re-cnscting of the
Socialists avs and the leVying of
fresh taxes This order is especially
aimed at ths Conservatives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
TEXAS NOTES.

Chico has a literary and !
association.
The little town Of MeridlAi
ing up astreet-ear enterprisA
The Whit Moon has a eofaEIa
at a place called "Slip Dow
Mr.. j. A. Kirgan has siad
paper at Millsap called De Piss
Mr.. ]. j. Legion is telanspsOple
poor q job the Wise county lsll
Tho Quitman Mail ha O.
live and active magician y
for it.
Game is reported abundant ?
Gus places and sportsmen ~
a gay time.
The editor of the LAREDO ~
sued El Laredeuse, 0 Z
journal of New Laredo, for llA
The Democracy Of Smith "a
cording to the WinsbOFo eeal
canvassing the county VITA
band and q cannon.
The Abilene Quill says y
future, charge double prise l
fishing the romance aboal I
ler's spoon escapads.
The Texas farmers AAlaas|
published at Chico, Texas. y
ing out after the shekels ana Y
capturing many of then.
A Justice of the peace Y "
gave q man Judgment for y
then gave the man be "
Judgment for bhe same -
damages.
The Cisco Roundup ssN
tickets are being eircHial.sssl
democratic Ticket, u VIZ
Jones' name at the head g.
all voters to, be on the locke. .,
The contest in Smith 8
growing hotter dsily. Ine :
ordained forces of the DsnlN'
having all they can do 70 v v
work done by a coalition p n,
Republicans, sorehead n
Greenbackers and other ~.
and ends. The County he'n
what creates the stir. .us
Chico has an enthuslasllei = Z
says: 1--WE have the oess |
best school, the best chn is.,.
merchants, the best clL,AeI, Y,
soil. the best water, inc n
thing in Wise county ~ I. \;
Texas at large.n lie als IA
Chico will be the capiIai En- En-
Twenty-first Legislature "
the Methodist church, Nd
Under the head Of "A NJ y I
Projeot,n the NyeatherIoi,gh ~
The projected new road, ~ -
points Of which, for the | p a,Il,I'
be Seymour and Westinsvosi
run through Baylor anu IL -
ties. A number OF " -
bankers, stockmen ano ~. S
these two counties, MI. V ,,si5
us, are earnestly eDan Ia
building of the new rosu, III.
to aid the enterprise = III
Of $500, 900 and secure ~. a'',s 4
from Seymour to the cso !
county. From the csp /. 81
county to weatherfolrsgs .a \
that the people Of y ,.rs
Parker county will ssus We h
way and aid the ente lan nd
scription of some tlItp
| roll, chief engineer, =, 81
certainly be built ifel y 4 p
some point ON the lea ,zas,s,j !
IL the people OF Ayea1laa,'b II y
road they can have =
necessary action AZ onps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
Kemper Rro,s

meat market, 1913 Main street, keeps
the best beef, mutton and pork of any
market in the city. Their steaks,
chops, sausage, etc, can't be excelled
by any like establishment in the state.
Personal attention given to the BUSH
ness, and all orders promptly attended
to and delivered to any part Of the city
with dispatch. Give us trial order,
as our motto Ia the best attention and
The best meats at the lowest cash
prices. Remember the place, 1918
South Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
nm nrrunLIoAN Nrns1oN.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. I'm
formation from Republican sources
gives quite different coloring to the
affair which occurred at LaruevilIe
yesterday evening. A Blaine and
Logan and Kellogg meeting was be-
ing held there, which, 1t is alleged, was
broken up by armed Democrats, who
fired upon the meeting, Eight men
We're killed and wounded. All the
Republican speakers were arrested by
the local militia and committed to jail
without the authority of law. Intense
excitement prevails.
EIGHTEEN MEN KILLED.
IBERIA, La, Nov. 2.-Everything
is quiet since the Larueville trouble
yesterday. The prisoners are still
In Jail, They will probably
have hearing tomorrow. A
! great many reports come in
to day nearly all different as to the
number of killed and wounded. Cor
oner Manville came IN late this even
ing. lie says.
"There are sixteen negroes dead and
two white men. He has ordered and
impaneled q jury and will hold an in
quest tomorrow. All who were IN
the fight when ID began SAY
that the first shot came from n negr,
who fired at Joe Gilfoux from his Goa
pocket. Bell and Gilfoux were killed
instantly and from the first volley
The pistols taken from their bodie
show that they had not fired sho
when they fell. IL is not known HOY
many were killed, but Ii Is certain tina
sixteen were killed and probabl,
twenty. Nearly all the killed received
their wounds from stray shots. 1t |
reported that the white Republican
present wore breast plates. Judge For
telin's clothing was full of bullet
holes, but his skin WAS untouched
Capt Bell was buried to-day at 81
Martinsvllle aud Gilfoux at Larue
/ vile. A great nany negroes atoo
, and fought tn they emf
+ tied their pistols. The ma
, jority of them, however, stampede
! Hundreds of Others jumped into tn
/ bayou, and some being wounded di
not get out. Others ran and some fe
] down on the way and died. One negl
/ was found near by in his cabin, deu
! without n bruise.n No further trouhl
/. Ia expected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
NO, NEWS OF GEN. GORDON.

LONDON, Nov. 2-The foreign office
is still without news in regard to Gen,
Gordon's capture. Tho. rumsr is dis
credited.
Chamberlain will resign if the mo-
ton ia the commons Oensuring the
composition of the shipping commits
sion Is carried.
Turkey has demanded to be allowed
representative at the Congo confer.
enGe, on the ground that the sultan
has suzerainiy over tho territory in
which the Congo river has its source.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
COMMUNICATIONS.
a church Buraed.

Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Noy. News
reached This city yesterday evening
that the church at Marysville, n
county town in the northwestern part
of the county, had been burned to the
ground. The building was also used
for school purposes, and by the Ma
sonic order. The people of that COM
munity had subscribed Literally for the
erection of the church, and the misfor-
tune is truly a calamity upon them.
The fire is supposed to be the work OF
an inoendiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
a RIOT IN INDIA.

LONDON Nov. India Advices re-
port riots aSHyderabAd during Mo
harrum festival. Eleven poliesmen
were killed and many wounded. The
Arabs looted the police stations and
several houses. A panic was created
in the city and the houses We're ali
closed. The troops from Goloonda re-
stored ORDER. A council at which Nj
Fan presided has ordered an inquiry
into the affair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
A COON rREED.

Special TO the Gazette.
LoNGvLEw, TEX, Nov. IA par
TALLY decayed tree fell yesterday
across the Galveston, Sabine & st.
Louis track, just as negro tramp was
passing, pressing him to the ground
and using him up badly. The tree
was ninety feet tall and the wonder is
how the negro escaped being crushed
10 pieces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03

Mrs. g, d. Browns grand opening
was certainly n grand success. Her
store was crowded with ladies and the
fine goods lhere displayed compelled
their enthusiastic admiration. A large
amount Of dresses, hats aud furnishing
goods Were sold during the three days,
but there are few left.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
4 NEaREss SHOT,.

Special TO the Gazette.
TEMPLE, TEX, Nov. about 1
o'clock last night two or three pistol
shots were heard in rapid succession
about the calabOose where Clara Rus.
sell, colored, was confined. Deputy
Marshal Carter fastened to the Gala
boose and found it broken open and
the woman dead, having been shot
once through the head and once In the
back. Clark Cleveland, coloFed, is sus-
pectod OF the killing and Is in custody
and will have an examining trial at o
o'clock tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
GOV onIrrnNpnN,s rnooLAMArIoN

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Nov. o.
Gen, Crittenden has issued procla-
nation calling ON all the sherltls, mar
shals and chiefs of police In the state,
especially the ohiefs of police OF st.
Louis, Kansas City and st. Joseph, TO
use every Means In their power to pre-
serve order ON election day and to see
that every polling place Is protected
from interference from any source.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Fence-C Cutters Out in Cooke
County-Clara Russell Shot in
the Jail at Temple.
An Arkansas Negro Attempts to RAvlsh
White Woman, and When Foiled
stabs Her to the Heart,
Fatal Accident in Shooting Gallery
Church Burned at Marysville,
Tex.-other Rlazes.
rENoE.CuTTING.

y H9EENFf'NV # HHENWs
Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Nov. News
from the southern portion Of the
county relates that the fence-cutters
have been plying their vocation in that
vicinity. The pastures of Dan Phil
lips, inclosing 1900 acres, and Gray
Harris, 800 acres, were badly cut. The
Enclosures were considerably dam
aged, the perpetrators exhibiting Il
mean. vicious spirit. There Is no
olew as TO the guilty parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
FF-ELEUr INCApACIrATrD.

A sHERIFF-ELEOr INCAPAOITATII0
Special 10 the Gazette.
FoRpSMTH, ARK, Nov. 2,-Sherif-
elect John f. Williams met with a
serious and probably fatal accident in
his furniture factory at Salem Thurs
day by plank giving way precipi-
tatlDg him about thirty feet. Three
ribs are broken and he is supposed to
be injured internally. Williams in
tended making his bond and assuming
control of the sheTiff7s Office to-mor-
row, but his accident may necessitate
another election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03

Virginia long before the revolution
The planters bet their slaves on the
turn of a single card. The game at
that time was played without a box.
The player got no benefit from split.
They did not even have the advantage
ola cue box. Thirty years ago there
were no coppers. There lisa difference
In thepresent day between the way
the game Ia played In the East and
West. Checks have only been used
during the last fifty years. In 1850
Virginia passed law against faro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
4 NARRoM IescAPM
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNGWRw, Tx, Nov. 2.-Mr.
Lacy, while unloading water from
barrels on wagon yesterday, was,
dragged through a fOur.inchi space be
tween the wagon and platform, leav.
ing him alive but very badly bruised q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
Faro

Faro was introduced into Europe In
the thirteenth century. At that time
there was no LAY OUTS Every player
lad his own pack and made his bets
on the cards that he himself turned.
When lac won he simpla showed his
card to the dealer and was paid. A
century ego no box was used. The
dealer dealt out Of his hands and SO
isn 4 great chance Of showing most
u lhe cards. Faro was played Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
a nnY AcoInrNrAII.v snnr

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 2.--Dur-
ing the progress of church fair at
Green Castle last night Thos. Rich.
ards, a twelye-years'-old boy, was fatal
ly shot, Among other attractions OF
the fstr was shooting gallery, aud
while Floberis gun was being loaded
the weapon was accidentally dis
charged, the bali striking young Rich
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
Mecnlleeh %.

Three hundred and twenty acres
John Brashear survey, better known as
Spiller'sranch. Same issituated fifteen
miles west OF Bradyville and has some
improvements on Ii. Bradyis creek
flows through this tract, furnishing
plenty OF wafer for etock or irrigation
purposes. VIII be sold cheap.
Gro. b. LOVING & Co..
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
srABnED TO DrATn.

NEW ORLEANS, la Nov, Ed.
ward Gardner, master mechanic OF the
Canal street railroad, was stabbed to
death by John E. Duffy to-day. The
murderer was arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
MAKING READY ron nLOoDsnEp.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. 2,-Sherilf
HaslSins Of Cincinnati has made
requlsition to the governor for troops
ON election day. The governor replied
that after he and The mayor of Cincln-
natl had exhausted their resources
with the deputies and special police,
they could have the state militia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
NEGRo suor.

LANasroRr, MD, Nov. o,-George
Hayne, grocery dealer, shot and
killed VIM. Brooks, eolored last
night. Brooks had attacked Hayne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
Do RrFusnn ro rIGnr.

BERLIN, Nov. 2.-Prof. Sehwen-
ninger, Prince Bismarck's physician,
challenged Dubois Raymond 10 fight a
dlel' the p.Nfsssos having taken Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
POLITICAL.
Continued nom First Page.


porting the doctor because of the very
vigorous and strong fight he has beer
making through his paper In their in
terests They say that he understand
the subject. has the courage OF his con
vlctions, and, II elected, may be de
pended ON TO stand up for the
interests of this section. l hear
nothing said against Judge
Calhoun, except that Eastland
county where he resides has had the
state senator for several times, and
this part of Texas has no representa-
tive on the state ticket or running for
any other important office than SEN
ator.
For district Judge ! think Judge
Evans OF Taylor county rather has the
inside track at this date, though Judge
Kennedy OF Mitchell county will mix
things with him Maj. Green OF
Arson will also get good vote here,
where he Is best known.
Tho Situation In tho Islard city.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 2.-Politlos
is looming up in the vicinity of Gal
weston at present. Until within the
past ten days the state and congress
sional campaign, so far M Galveston
was concerned, was dull and uninter-
esting. All the big guns seemed bent
on ueglecting Galveston, using the
Olaander city as sort Of summer resort
and good place to run into during
the heat Of the campaign and obtain u
few little needed rests, but somehow
the favored sons ceased to be pOlitl-
clans when once they reached the
Island City, This lethargy was broken
about ten days ago by the appearance
OF that old war horse, Hon. John
III. Reagan, waking them up
TO the fact that there was state cleo
ton at hand. Following Mr.. Reagan
came Senator Maxey, and then Hon.
X q Mills entertained and enlight-
ened the voters.
To-day Hon. VIM. il. Grain of
Cuero, candidate for congress in this
district, arrived in this city.
Hon. ID. O. Giddings OF Bren-
ham also registered at the fremont
hotel to-day In company with Hon.
Jack McLeary OF San Antonio, pres.
identlal elector at large. These gem
tlemen, together with Congressman
Mills, were to be seen tonight sur
rounded by their numerous friends
and admirers. Hon. II. b.
Rentfro, Republican candidate
against Mr.. Grain, Ia also domioled
at the fremont. Rentfro was expected
to speak last evening and crowd of
about three hundred gathered TO hear
him. He, however, was unable TO
speak, owing TO Illness. Hon. Richard
Nelson, the colOred candidate for con-
gress against Mr.. Grain, how
ever. volunteered to entertain
aud instruct the crowd ON
political issues which he did as only
Nelson can Tomorrow night Messrs.
Grain and Rentfro meet In joint debate
at theopera-house, where Hon. ID. @.
Glddlugs will also speak on the tariff
issue. The interest grows more In
tense as election day approaches.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03

the handsome suits q
Just ia. For style aps "A
goods can't be excells'
States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03

Tense ut the remarks of the latter upon
his appointment TO chair in the Ber-
lin university. Elerr ReynOnd de-
clined 70 fight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03

ards Immediately over the right eye,
penetrating the brain. The boys
right side is paralyzed, and the phi ysi-
clans have no hope of saving his lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03

~ NAeAHNNNha
GAINESVILLE. TEX, Nov. 2.-In-
formation has been received in this
city that the store-house occupied by
Henry & Dickinson of Dexter as bar
room had been burned to the ground.
lncendiarism Is the origin of the fire.
An attempt was made few nights
ago to burn this building, but the in
cendiary was foiled in his effort. Dbl
igent inquiry Is being made, but IS
yet there Is no clew,
A Residence burned.
Special TO the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Nov. 2.-Tht
residence of George Sigma in the sub
urbs of Fort Smith burned this morn
ing. The house and furniture were
total loss.
ABlaEe In Maine.
EAST PORT, Me-, Nov. l,-Th
eastern side of Water street in the tow
of Lubic, was swept by fre this morn
ing. Eight wharves, one store, four
teen smoke houses filed witt
herring, two vessels, tw
canning factories, one dwellin
and seven boats were burned
The loss is $4,000.
Lead Works Burned
| PIrrsBuRG, PA, Nov. 1.-The n,
tional White Lead works at Willo,
Grove, Pa, were destroyed by fiji
this morning. One man was fatal
injured, The loss is S45 900.
An IaCendiary Fire.
Special 10 the Gazette,
FoRT SMITH, ARK, Nov, al.
Frye, crank reading near Lavacci
in this county, set fire to his houi
and barn Friday night. The bar
burned, but the house WI
, saved. No cause Is asslgl
, ed for the foolish deed. Fry
,, fled, but has been arrested and iailet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03
GEES. eORpoM A pRIsONER.

GEN. GORDON A PRISONER.
CAIRO, Nov. Eel Mahdi in tho.
beginning of September, hearing of ths
advance o. the british forces, made .
supreme effort to reduce Khartouin,
which place at the end
of September was surrounded
by $4,000 rebels. The supplies
failing, the garrison began to waver
A deputation of officers complained
bitterly to Gen. Gordon that they had
been deceived by the promise of Brit
ish assistance, and they accused him
of aiding in the deception. The dep
utatlon also demanded that retreat
bo made to Dongola, and threatened
If this action were not taken, they
would Join III Mahdi. Gen. Gordon
thereupon consented to the plan pro-
posed. Meanwhile panic arose and
5000 soldiers and civilians deserted In
body. Two thousand men remained
faithful, embarklng with Gen. Gordon.
The rebels were advised of what had
occurred and harassed the retreat to
| Shendy, where masses of rebels, pro-
vided with artillery, disabled the flo
/ tilla. Only Col Stewards vessel sue
ceeded in passing BeTber and shortly
| afterwards 1t was wrecked The re.
mainder of the flotilla was obliged
TO return southwark, and on reaching
Shendy the entire force was captured
About the 9Th of October Gen. Gordon
was sent under strong guard to 10
Mahdi's camp, where he is now 1
close prisoner.
A CONTRADICTION.
LONDON, Nov. . The foreign ofliei
discredits the Cairo dispatch announc
Ing the capture of Gen. Gordon. A dis
patch to the Daily News from Debbel
says that powerful Takara tribes inim
ical to lei Mahdi captured FL Obeid
They said that lei ATahdi's prestig
was waning among the tribes betwee,
Debbeh and III 0beid.
PANIC IN THE GLASGOW ThEArEH
GLASGOW, Nov. 2.-The man who's
cry of fire caused the panic in the Sta
theater last evening was arrested. H
was drunk when he raised the falls
alarm. Persons in the theater at tn
: time describe the scene on Iii
staircase as terrible. The steps wer
slTewn with ribbons, hats, sack
and shawls. The victims were frs
/ sutioeated, then trampled upon. Th
! panic lasted fifteen minutes. II IL
noteworthy fact that the authoritie
! had disapproyed of the means OF exit
/ and It was contemplated i
/ construct an additional ext
from the gallery. The scenes wit
messed when the relations ldentifie,
the dead We're most affecting. Anon
the victims wtre eight females.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-03

The hest smoking tobacco is "IitLle
Jnker.n