Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-28
DENISON.
New Chief Elected in Choctaw Nation
Excitement Over Recent Out
RACES Dying Out.
rfc Nictinn, of the Negro Still in Pre-.
'carious Condstion-Social Events
"A burglary.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, oct. 27.--Thompson
Mckinney, the private secretary, has
been nominated principal chief OF the
ChoCtaw nation. The present chief is in
favor of Mckinney, as are also the lead
ing men of the country.
Tom Dollarhidc and Cliff Mitchell, who
were burned little sunday night while
trying to throw an exploded lamp out of
doors, are getting better, and are now
able 10 come down to the store.
Quite number OF head of impounded
stock are advertised for sale on Noyem-
tiers.
The city has become quiet again, and
very little talk of the negro uutrager is
heard on our streets, He was taken to
thc Sherman jail and is well out of the
reach of mob.
Jailer Lee is not 50 certain that one of
the mob Saturday night was Chas. Dot
son, so your correspondent learns, but
Dotson is Still held under bond, how
ever.
Deputy Constable Gardner has served
papers, which the grand jury found, on
Brown Hoen, Ligc Childs Cutler and
Mike Collins for selling liquor to minors
on Tom Fox and George Stoube for
violating the Sunday law, and on Phillips
Myers for gambling. They will be tried
in Judge Adams court.
good deal Of interest is taken in the
masquerade ball that is To take place Mt
the opera-house Wednesday the 2sth inst.
under the auspices of the Gate CITY club.
good time is insured, for the club never
docs things by halves The best of order
VIII pc maintained, and no low character
will be admitted, as every masquerade
will be compelled to identify himself
before entering the hall.
i. j. Head went out to Pottsbor0 YES
terday and initiated twcnty.one new
members in the knights of Labor hodge
that was recently organized there.
The little daughters of Mr.. Chris. Ba.
ker are still in prccarlous ,Condition.
No noticeable change has taken place
since last Sunday. They are stin under
the DOCTORS care.
Mr.. Jones, who runs the Skating rink
IN this city, has started branch at
sherman.
Mrs. Scdrick, who has been spending
some time visiting In Paola, Kan, ac
companied by her daughter, Miss'Celia.
returned nome Sunday.
e. A. Wright went to the Missouri Pa.
cite hospital Yesterday He was "a
brakeman on the road, and was disabled.
Col, Stropcr OF Celonade came down
town this morning, but had to be taken
nome about noon ia wagon. The colo
mel mas been sick, and got up too soon.
Mrs, Meslcr, widow lady, who keeps
noarders on Rusk avenue, between
woodward and Candy streets, was robbed
last night of some clothing, clock, a
Dleastpin, several dresses, etc.
me thieves made an en-
trance through side door left unlocked
Tor some young gentlemen who were
roomlng there, Mrs. Mesler thinks they
were female Sneak-thieyes, as nothing
pclonging to the men roomerS was taken.
Several suits of clothes, overcoats and
pairs ~ shoes We're i'm the room. bnt
nothing oi that kind was disturbed
saturday night next there will be nil
loWSilp.and sheet carnival at the skating
rink.
negro was arrested this morning for
carrying pistol, but was turned loose.
as he was travelling. when he came into
town ne tied his pistol on behind his sad.
de before getting off his horse.
NAL Doughty is confined to his room nj
the Cottage Home
Inc weather is exceedingly warm for
this time of the year.
pulte number OF our business men
went over to sherman to-day to attend
put very little cotton was on our streets
'o'uay' nut lots of wood came in.