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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
Communication.

WRruMPKA, Ala, sept G,iNN. -AboG, rIysa
ago became afflicted with very di~sTcabis AN
disease, with large, dry ssres and mAs! IG''d 1a.
piles on my face, hands and shoulder The on q
my shoulder eat out hole nearly an Inch Dep ~
the generous appearance Of one OF las nfs 80
my eve alarmed me very murh. l'ed al sst
OF treatment, but found nothing that ttnei '0I'st
the disease. finally dcCIdo' TO Try $4,000
vice Of physician, RLd in 4 'hori tine toe sas
dropped from the sorosar left my 81, ',nc'h ~
we'll. IconsIdCr ). H. :. the grtG,ett blood hsiEa
made, and the only thing that gill cure The ass.
with which | vas afflicted think my trou'5' -
the result OF q terrible attack ol maisrb ''a no
Iracted while farming In the ra'isPcss n'sr''lsl
can be found At my ot'is IL the curt ssls d
Wetumpka. You can refer 10 me.
l.. REoDRs Dep Eheril fillmore Co, A
Treatise on Blood and skin Disra'r miilsi lr~
THp SWIFT sPEcTPIC Co Dn~,r = Au'hh "
Sold by Iaughlin Bros. 60. ard Ign w.
Wholesale and retail, Wheeling. W. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
SCROFULA,
vanderbiit's Money Couldn't I'm, ,

The Acworth News and Farmer Of III, vs, 81.
Mrs, Elizabeth Baker, living within TIM, ~.
Acworth, remarked that Vanderbilt, lOrun. O.
not buy from her what siN bottles Of swift, -
has done for her. Her statement Is q, loglop b.
thirty-one years have suffered almost dratA M.
that horrible disease, scTJ!u.A tor yoan ~,
able 10 do anything In keeping Up nv Ionst.
affairs. ] ast October ! was inIucef u nv s,s,
Specific, and used two bottle. AMI USs,, uur. -,
Gifted by II tha, purchases four nor 'YlE ys..,
Northcut johnson, which ha, alm,ri entir,y ;,
ueved me. | feel like = new p-r>rn. AMI e,o Al
my own Homework. Before | to,s the 49,
life Was burden, IS my entire person 80 cr,,n.
with sores, and In this miserable cuniitinn IA -
care TO live. had HIed every knoNn rsaody, al
my case was generally regarded n asuna. -
been treated by the b@st physician, 10 no AMI /
most heartily recommend ssi!ts sPc 10, % u.
afflicted.
Mtnsrs. NoYthcut 4 johnson, msrch,n. A A..
worth, say: We know Mn Elizabeth Raksr p.,,,..
ally; We are familiar with her case she IA La,
esteemed In this community.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
IT C H In G
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved by
CutiCura.

TNREATMENT--A warm bath with Cuticura Soap
and single application of Cutcura, the great
skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two or three
doses oil Cuticum ReSolyent, the New Blood Purifier,
10 keep the blood COOL the perspiratOn pure and UNI
irritating, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys
active. Will speedily cure Eczema, letter, Kingw~rm
P.oriasis, Lichcn, Pruritus scall Head, Dandrun,
and every species Of Itching, scaly and Pimply
Humors Of the Scalp and skim when the best physi-
clans and remedies fail,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
Rhaumatism Tuant1 Ysar..

Ihaye been suffering from rheumatism iof tv,aiy
yfars, at times with almost intoOnhio paia III
the best medical treatment, and took al sr, 4
remedies, but without relief Bcine reiu'ci luss
10 skeleton, and not being able 10 yah evS ya
rrutch,s, vsl induccd 10 try swim, spsltt, al
n acted like q charm. and ! am h day entr,y ~
lieved. Have thrown away my cruiChss and n d
eyoellent health believe & MI. SpedAe vii ca,
the worst case. Of rheumatism
MIS-. EZRA MKKsIIoS, Macon, Ga, AgSLN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

NV gratitude to God Is unbounded for the relief
have obtained from the use OF the Cuticura Rene
dies ] have been troubled With Eczema ON my legs
for twenty wears had not a comfortable night for
wears, the burning and itching were 30 intense
Row, am happy Ia say, / have no trouble. Only
the liver. coloIcd patches on my limbs remain rs
token OF my former misery. ,,,,.,.,.
1se Wei Avnnmn RoCheater. N. Y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable Cuticura Remedies have done
nv child so much good that feel like saying this
ior the benefit OF those who are troubled with
skin disease. My little girl was troubled with E.
zcma and tried several doctors and medicines, but
did not do her any good until used the Cuicura
Remedies which speedily cured her, for which owe
YOU many thanks and many nights OF rest.
ANTON B(SSMIEk, EdinburRh, Ind(~,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
letter OF THE SCALP.

was almost perfectly bald caused by letter oil
thctop OF the scalp. used your Cuicura Remedies
about Xix weeks and they cured my scalp perfectly
and now my hair is coming back as thick as II ever
was. y. L. IhOlIE-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
COVERED WITH BLoTCHEs.

want 10 tell you that your Cuticura Resolvent IL
magnificent About three months ago my face vas
covered with Blotches, and after using three bottles
OF Resolyent was perfectly cured.
FREDERICK MAITRE,
% St. Charles street, New Orleans, la.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
b DAY Of April 49,; THOMAS ~ pi ss.ss4
c,s,t a the Yanieivai C'.nN

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9 + :lai' s 9 = = !: e &. % 49, g
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rom 10y e.as n, s:o ..aP e 80:
not e COMP e e Tom , tim. IL; slsh
sbsII b. completed.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
Manhood Restored.

ienes, causing Prsaatm Dsoay, Nervous Debility,
lost Manhood, "a, having tjed In vzin every knovn
smedy, has discovered sfmpis means of seli-0ufs
Which be YIN send PREE 70 his isllov sunersrs.
Address,. b. REEVES, Chzthan S. Neg rHs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
Order Of Publication.

rr,ur srATI or WET yiRGIsla, vn,'
County, city OF WbeeI'nk 20 ~,
nIcipal Court Of Whe"iing NUT"
Bstsey savery, pliiniinr
Maria Co,risr ard II. 2. C0risf hT 80" ~, ~
(,la,s with -- bl1ss Ter s.L.si Fsu
go .iIb william y !lliamI, h'f ss's' -, "a.
49,, viih Frederick kiraafe."n :. L,oos
band LIora Hasting,, MARI D-fs'it y, 80
Iechsrt, her hubs nd, AID I'M
anita. v,rry
The object o. this suit u 80 B,sr
therein APPOINTING sDes un'y y, Js5 o ~
Kurtz, trustee, DgS oe" d. gsfti b>E1a
- he Dennis saYery IN BEER - Ar ~
-. s,b dsy Of february, ~ ,. ~. CSst''
u1n II Is.d p,k No 81, iOiio - ~ go VI.
'1lp'e =. ~. Ca,,ty C1urt o. OHIO ogSby' s,gad
ON. ,,I,b nd dsrd tie n1fih %, -, l.sx.
glDIs, oIn .i,uais Oh tn got So $500 !. 80
90 lie sixtb ward Oi th" dy, ggrf . ~
Vi,gi,i, vas ooprsyrt 10 'aid hII ne go sol
for the soIe and ssp4rais % . ID Ibs -
her heir, and Ssigns; as. 80 ,s,,ir. Es.HI
Ieie i - IT, ~, ,fsdayft Sid IN 49,. NJ 10
Sfs,srs.nt, Ruby Glass and =, yalSg FIli's.
otlsbo.hs cs,y,s, II. :. Corisf, 'o..-, fso
spp. Wt,Iiam,. Trederifk kfs..,,- sesss
W, vi ~. snd IHuz kuru are .,if< tks
!Eaca,,sDs We.t yirYinis, 70 ~ a D. jsss
Ia ,,nn.revdept deiendanr % .pfak AZ }sS.
90 "A III, court. 70 at: 90 w go. 80 -
ie.s or siffer Of he Isl o. -, 10 issss-
l. p,es,,ary 10 protect thsiI =! al, csss sis -
,%.,asi nj. I1s b.ed 10 lplli y, n, kssi -
An a@ehas ',H IssS GiYes snscf ~
i 15is q Day q 1PriI, 49,; THOMAS ~ pts:.s4
r,.,. a tine ysnleipai O'snN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24
IVY POISONING.

For all cases of poisoning by ivy or doswood, can
warrant Cuticura TO cure every time. have sold II
for five years and IL never fails c. II. MORSE,
Druggist, Hollis,on, Mass
Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura, 50ci Soap 25cj
Ftsolvcnt, 81 20. Prepared by the PO TER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-24

Although Gideon Desne contriVed to
find q nest for his blanket in the moldy
straw Of the unfinished barn loft, he could
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
WACO
The CITY on the BrazOs viii Turn II
self Loose to Celebrate Thanks
giving Day.


] special TO the Gnzctic.
WACO, Tx, Nov. 2j.-To-morrOw
promises to be the most generally OBJ.
served Thanksgiving day ever Known IN
/ Waco. An the public and private schools
I Vlll Give o holiday, the banks, postoillcc,
1 telegraph Offices, the courts, county OIL
I nce- and several business houses VIII
I an close, some for all day and others for
Z "a half holiday Religious services will
I be held at several OF the churches and
1 the city officials, by way of setting good
example, will attend church in body.
The Colorcd Baptsts have selected the
FIRST national Thanksgiving day ever
named by Democratic president as the
occasion for laying the cornerstone Of
handsome brick church that will cost
$1,000 10 $4,000 Groccrs have driven a
busy trade all lay and everybody and his
wife Is preparing for a good dinner to-
morrow. Probably a couple OF thousand
turkeys were slaughtered tonight aud
there is no telling until morning how
many will be stolen, II will be a boom
ing Thanksgiving and Waco is going to
spread herself on it.
= pltiful-looking object was James s.
Hamilton Us hc sIt in the United States
courtroom to-day, listening TO the YER
dict of Jury that consigns him 20 several
years of penal seryitude. Hamilton was
The assistant postmaster at McGrpgor, a
dashiug, tony young fellow. who had
everything in the Office his own way. lie
cmbcIzlcd moncy-ordrr aud other funds
TO the tune Of $4,000, and even forged the
official bond OF the postmaster. The jury
found him guilty on both indictments,
aud he was rcmandcd to jail to await sem
tyucc. lc is utterly broken down
A Deputy sheriff was dispatched to Co
mnnchr this morning 20 look aft man
I'm Jail there who is supposed to be one Of
three highwaymcn who robbed three farm
crs of over $500 near this city last month.
There is no telling, however, whether or
not the right man is caught until
the fellow Is brought here and the farmers
sent for and get sight at him.
Ats country dance last night, near the
city, a gang OF drunken hoodlums invaded
the premises and drove the dancers out OF
the room, until the farmer host went in
with pistol and stood them off. Then
they went into the yard and INDUCED in a
perfect tusilade Of pistol shots. No ar
rests have been made.
Mr. w. II. Mabry OF Fort Worth i, here,
and this afternoon gave a very success
iul test of the Lewis Hand Fire eXtn-
guishor, for which he is state agent. The
test was public and attracted large
crowd.
Alex Boldcn, colorcd, was tried in the
district court to-day for the murder of
his brother, and was sentenced to twenty
years in state prison.
Additional contributions were made IN
to-day for the Galveston tire sufferers.
Cotton receipts to date A., 100 bales
Senator Coke left this evening foi
Washington.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

met with general approval. II was finally
admitted that these newspapers are pri-
yate property, and their union is qucs-
ton only for their owners.
The meeting adjourned until tonight,
when a meeting was held In the interest
of foreign missions. Rev. Doctors Car
roll and Hawthorn made the addresses.
The following committee was appointed
to act with the trustees Of Waco unycr-
slty on the consolidation Of the universi-
ties. l.. i. Foster, w. b. benson, b. II.
Carroll, S l.. Morris, S A. Hayden, Kit
Williams, Or. j. +. Duncan, } l.. white,
y. 4. Smith, N. A. Lealc, Al. Chambers,
y. R. Freeman, H. w. Dodge, 4. j. Holt
and H. H. HalfOrd. The following is the
committee on consolidation of the general
bodies; r. G. Burleson w. j. Brown, r.
G. Buckner, II. Is. Ponder and j. r. $. Park
The following parties left tonight for
New York, thence they will sail for Brazil,
whittier they 20 as missionaries, the
southern convention pledging itself to
support them G.. ID. Daniel and wife
of Waco, Miss Minor Everett of Dublin,
a. T.. Puthuff and wife OF Waco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

Knight Charles Manion made an address
Of about thirty minutes, which was re-
plete with thought and eloquence.
At the conclusion Of the address The
members deposited upon the altar the
sprig of myrtle IN token of their remcm-
brancc OF II. G. Rising.
Grand Chancellor Abbey Wasintroduced
and addressed the knights briefly and
cfectually upon being true to the teach
ings OF the lessons Of the order.
A. the close Of the exercises the
Knights we're dismissed to their ball.
After attending to business there they
repaired 20 Hotel Peterson and partook
Of sumptuous rupast.
Quite q number of knights from dis
lance attended the services.
Mr. Charles L. Broad and Miss Annie
DohOncy are 90 be- married Oh the ISL
inst.
Rev n G. Rosamon is ia attendance
upon q meeting Of the Baptist association
no Dallas.
Ed +. Knowles Of Galveston gave an
exhibition 40 the Skating rink last night,
performing some very wonderful teats
for boy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
THANKSGIVING.
why the Galveston Fire Sufferers should
be Thankful.
Special to the Gazette.

be Thankful.
Special to the Gazette.
..,,.,,,,-,,.. tr,., NJ. ~ M. al; :
HAiN Eol "Ni In N.Y. 90, nc IeIlcl
tund Tor the benefit OF the IRE sufferers
now reaches Si0g,703, of which 1911 sos
- l. = 80. al - ii -. -.
nus pceh received uy the ielei committee
ana SOU,22N pald out ny .ncn 10 llOi APP
pliCants and this number OF recipients
r.,,roen,t. a. i,,at inon ,,.rs,,,,. ,,,i, 49,.
~, u' 80 80 P ''9O"N "I'V "uNV
relief bounty The relief committee ex.
ptct to be at work for fully another
month and perhaps longer in examining
applicants and rcupportiOuing the
relief money among the most
needy OF those who have already
been temporarily assisted. The following
tclegruphic correspondence, which is de-
clde"iy thanksgiving III nus character VIII
be read with some interest tomorrow;
p.,..,. 49,. -
a., Han Frlto, St,,,, t 't,',,' t"n 80
,,U1, a. - "ito,, 'i"f VI VI ,oc,
tt1',e pI'Y, t"u W, u'Hh on ~ l"I 7lVo'
CuAs. 5. iNGiLLs.
t,0ciSy Ui 1"' Nc" H"s"u' 9"oo ana Leather
-N's'''''''"'
To this unexpected additional COntribu-
lion. the following rrDlv WAS scnt,
'''''' '''N 80 ~ 'J va. 'N"'
GALNksTON, TEN, Nov. -.
To Chas, $, ingalls, Boston
After accepting ana receiving your first $1,000
for the sufferers by the fire, IL would have been
cIaIIy nd NJ tb hue n,os aT T
10 wen, il could with Justice to ali ask With
sralrtul tnanEs o. ne excused rom accepting
E4H d1 Iast mos aGio9s tenue OF an auditiona,
II m! uulS 70 incur III me na"' Oh the Guy TINS
uuuitlohW opllB"l'ul' anu IN sum peuaii 10 eN-
lchd rcntNcu assurances 70 you, ana through
YOU TO inc NeW y, Eng,ahu ShUe ana Lcathcr a -
inc gratitWde of ali t;alycstor. '''' ''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
BAPTIST UNIVERSITIES.
The Baylor and Waco Institutions of
Learning to Join Hands.
-. "A, =

The Baylor and Waco Institutions of
Learning to Join Hands.
Special to the Gazette,
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. 25.-The Baptist
General association assembled in called
session at the First Baptist church at
1880 a. M to-day, for the purpose of
taking into consideration the propriety
OF uniting the Baylor aud Waco uuiyersi-
tics, and also consolidating the three
missionary bodies of the statc-tho three
missionary bodies being the General as
ISOLATION, the State convention and the
East Texas convention. The meet
ing was organized with fMr.
l.. l.. Foster OF GroesbecE, as moderator,
and MIR. :. j. Anderson as secretary
After half I'm hours devotions, the meet
ing was declared ready for business.
| Considerable time was taken mn In dis
cussiou, but nothing worth speaking OF
was done, except that 4 motion was
made that the committee sent bv the
general assembly to the state convention
make a formal report immediately. The
committee not having reduced their re-
I port TO writing asked time in which to do
so, The request was granted, and the
meeting adjourned until $3.50 p. m.
on rcasscmhhng this afternoon the
Z COulhllltC StHl 10 lnt state convention al
/ l.SmpaSas reported that they were cor
/ daily received by that body, and treated
/ with every consideration OF Christian
courtesy Rev. Or, j. h Link Of Austin
I explained further that he was one of u
committee of nlteen appointed by the
/ state convention Ia act Tor that body In
the consolidation OF Baylor and Waco
/ universities, clothed with all the powers OF
/ the convention, and he suggested the APP
! pointment OF like committee 10y the
body now In session
7 After considerable discussion, all ol
/ which was in the best spirit, the
I committee was appointed These com.
mlttces from the Convention. and from the
{ General association are to act with the
/ trustees of the universities. Thus the
. foundation work for one grand university
I for the BaptistS of Texas is now land, AMI
II now only remains To Ind out measures
of fairness in the accomplishment OF thl.
consolidation.
/ Similar steps by the appointment OF
committees We're taken for the consolida.
/ tion of the Convention aud the Genera
association, That the two dcnominatlonal
papers should mite into one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26

AsBuRY PABk, n. j., Nov 20.-Thc
storm OF the last forty hours has been the
most severe known along the northern
New Jersey coast for twenty years. From
Barncgat bay TO Sandy Hook the beach Is
covered with boards torn from bulkheads
and summer houses. The schooner
peacedalc has been knocked to pieces.
The crew lost everything but their cloth
Ing. Tho ocean promenade and pavilion
at Salisbury Park were damaged 10 the
amount Of $1,000. The bulkhead Of the
Llbcron hotel and OF The cottages Of LEWIS
b. Brown, Mrs. Commodore X. c. Garri-
sou, william s. Warner, Robert b. Win
throp and others were torn out by the
surf The long bulkhcads of Richard j..
DObbins 40 Long Branch and that along
the front Of the Rowland hotcl were torn
lo pieces. Nearly every bulkhcad from
North Long Branch 10 SCabfiglt
had been wrecked At the
latter pace The east wing Of a cottage was
torn away The cottages OF DR., i. D..
Bulklry, above Seabright, were under
mined, and one OF them was almost de-
molishcd. The cottage Of Jesse Rowland
IS "a complete wreck The tracks of the
New Jersey Southern railroad are under
water aud the rails are badly twisted. For
distance OF two miles over the high lunI
the tracks are covered with sand TO a
depth of three feet. 10 is impossible at
present to give an estimate OF the damage
done thus lar, and Is feared that the high
tide OF tonight win greatly increase the
loss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
AT TIfET

ma Id o l4attsr was made ~ Ilaa,l
r ~ O'Clock to-morroWr,
resolution was laid ~ PC Srl
INC, Motion to adjourn ~, "a. ~ d
allow David ". wo sss vllaas
read a paper On I ~ q h'
morse norse,, .l aud N Y. lags
country's progress Il lelaue
pointed Elmer washbaa,ass pos,
VS. y, OF New York as AZ sna a
OF The committee On la oa 3,
convention then adion,V''O, lsfl,a
tomorrow, and the del asa upss
a body to the Union s' ,Ia,lI d.
boarded q special train s, ~ VI
WI Mltll .' a large number Of N.Y. naa y Z
i men they sts pa'a,s \
tl9hai stock-yards Ia IVY y !
where they were shown 4, nasl s.
pork and beef-packinr s '.ls1'
gwen an elegant but iu 5sssl'a'
which was highly eniosa ,SiIa
which nothing notable s ors, 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
WEATRERFORD.
Fatal Termination of Il Spree Thrown
Into Frenzy.

Fatal Termination of IL spree Thrown
Into Frenzy.
Special to the Gazette.
WEArHERFoRD, TEX, Nov. 25.-Quite
little excitement was created on the
public square to-day by runaway team,
though but very little damage was done.
About one mile above Millsap, this
evening, freight train ran over c. Dor
gan, who has been working with the gang
that is now at work on Red bluff. Dor
gan has been for some time in this city
on spree, and left last night for his
place OF labor. The train ran over and
broke both OF his legs, one of which will
have to be amputated, so badly was Il
crushed. DR., Emanuel gave the sufferer
temporary relief, while the train
stopped at this place for a short time
after which he was taken to the railroad
hospital at the Fort. II could not be as
certained where any of the unfortunate
mau'S relatives live 1t is supposed that
Dorgan was under the influence of
whisky and had started from Miusap
to the place, where he had been at work.
and becoming tired, fell on the track and
went To sleep,
Our town was almost thrown into a
frenzy this evening by the news of the
utalh Oh Nlce-frtSldcnt Hendricks
Great grief is expressed among our citi-
Zcns at the loss of such valuable man
to our nation.
Hon. S, w, Il. Lanham, congressman
from this district and family will take
the morning train for Washington, ID. C..
to he in attendance upon the opening of
the Forty-ninth session OF congress.
). b. Wlckcns, travelling agent and cor
respondent of the Globc-Democrat, is i'm
the city. Mr.. Wickens has Just returned
| from trip through Mexico.
Lewis +. Penn, son of Mr.. G. S. Penn.
our principal iewcler, will leave in the
morning ON business trip for Chicago.
and will visit Princeton, Ky, his old
nome, before his return, He will be gone
ON the trip about two weeks.
/ There We're about one hundred and
eighty bales Of cotton received here 10.
/ day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
A BlaEe nj GaIrn.i..

GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. NJ
tonight an alarm Of FIRE mi,
commotion in the East End my
ty of the big fire belt. Not le,,s'
people rushed irantlcally nv
scene, alarming the rsijeDs
thought certain that another M
started. The blaze proved tuas
dence of Maj. f. A. Stackpol,,r,
ner of Fourteenth street and n
better known as Church strs
tire originated In the u,n
OF the house and burned thnSa
stroylng the roof and badly dsrss
entire structure, which was !
story frame, owned by Henri
Fortunately there was little orxl
and the tire department
subdued the flames. IT.
on the building d
$1,000. Mr.. Stackpole's loss 4 l
much, The fire was Just tWoI
east of the burned district. n
alarm shows how nervous GslTel
pie have become when tif
the clang Of the dreadhI
bell. Scarcely a night hs
since the great fire that some 81
not been given, but to-nlght's 4
more extended than Others, Is q
lit up several squares Of wocAi
ings and recalled TO those who "
one Of terror still fresh in thf !
e vcryonC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
SHOT A COON.


Doctor Sends IA Leaden Pin 10 tho Back
OF Cullud Gcm'mHu.
special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. 25.-This morning
about O'Clock the crack of the murder
cr's pistol was heard. After the excite
ment was over it was found that DR.. G &.
$, Fildcr of Wcbcrville had shot negro
named Sam Percer, the ball entering his
back and injuring his spinal column, pro-
ducing paralysis After putting ball
into Percer the man of pills turned and
fired ut Madison, n cOlorcd policeman, and
turned TO run from the avenue across
through the Iron Front saloon. Here he
met a private Waterman, who
attempted TO stop the fugitive. The lat
ter snapped his pistol in his face but the
watchman captured the doctor, who is
now in Jail. The wounded negro will
probably die. The chief interest ccuters
in the fact that Filder is the nephew of
state Health Officer Swearingcn. Fider
had no proyocation and told your reporter
at the Jail that he did not know why he
did IT,