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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
who Kuled nigllande

special 70 inc bhAfiir
DALLAS, Tex, Dee. 10. The Times has
the following: a reporter stepped into
Chief OF Police Arn0ld's Office this morn
Ing, handed him cigar aud asked u he
had any clcws in reference 10 the murder
OF Mr. Highland
"No, can't say that have IL Is pos
sible that the old man was shot by some
drunken fellows, who, IN the fullness Of
their tanks, discharged their pistols With
out even knowing Hr. Highland was IN
existence"
"Well, but what about his dying state
ment that two men followed him out OF
town.
at might be that he saw them behind
him and after they shot him accidentally
he conceived the idea that they followed
aim TO kin him.
"Did you know that Highland was In
the habit Of coming 20 town nights and
sitting around at The frec-and-easy down
the street and drinking beer and
WhiskyYn
81 heard as much, and understand he
was there the night De was killed. Some
body might have seen him down pere
drunk and showing up his money and
followed him ont. But sou know thcor-
ling Is the easiest thing 10 tha world.
AN putting forth every effort 90 explore
,hc mystery, hut / don't know whether IL
would De much use 30 catch the assassins,
DIE Way gfnud iur.es have been turning
criminals loose lately"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Joseph y. Brown, our wholesale grocer
has been doing z magnificent business IN
his Hoe for tbo past three weeks. car,
load aitor.cBr lord 81 goods are leaving
his hose Every day HIS orders tog
holiday goods have far surpassed This ok.
peetalions. II % without u doubt safe
assertion that no house In this STATE, moi
even Ia tho city OF 81, Louis, hiEt done
the amount Of buslncss that Joseph II
Brown has done this season. ne sup,
piles almost the entire state.
lie has representatives travelling In even
direction ami his trade Is nOl confined u
the state alone but extended, far into nd
Joining states, The pOte ~ influence 81
this enormous wholesale establishment Il
felt By this city for hun,ireds Of miles n
oil directions, Men come from al parts
Of the country p bug opening stocks be
cauee they ind ticy can 90 better, bul
cheaper and get better quality 81 good
at Joseph II. P.cown's than merchants j
larger citlcs are gi!o 70 oiisrl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
See Dahlman Bros before buying any
thing la the line of mems apparel,


Dealers In every lue Of merchandise
have been buslly engaged during tho past
week decorating their show windows and
airaying their finest fabrics IN manner
calculated TO produce the most pleasing
effect. Lewis Bros. & CO., with stock
Of line goods second 10 none IN the state,
have surpassed themselves IN the matter
Of display and deserve 60 wear tho rib.
bon. Their show windows are perfect
pictures, and when the writor Of tins no.
ticc stood on the outside last even.
ing and looked at tho clippers
the silk slippers, the plush slippers,
the embroidered velvet slippers aud thc
alligator slippers, the thought came q
him, 'oh,if ! were only a girl, my brother
or some other girls brother would re-
cciye a nice Christmas present" Slip
pers are a luxury, aud 10 would be din
cult % hnd a morn appropriate christina
present. 4 word 90 the ladies God bles'
them! Is sufficient.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

DnCArgA, Tx, neo. 10. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted yesterday
at meeting OF the Decatur tides, held az
their armOryi
Whereas, II has pleased an all.wiso
Providence In Ilif,lnacrutable wisdom, TO
remoy3 from our anks our esteemed and
beloved c0Nradc, fowls y. Rose, there
fore, De II
Resolved that Ia hs death we lose q
gene Dous aud wa1n,hoart4d companion, a
true friend enc worthy member OF no.
cietY.
Insolyod, thai this company and The
Volunteer Gua8is OF tho STATE susiains In
his death the loss Of brave and cbiynl-
roDs soldier, oas WHO performed every
task cheeriul2g, and whose honor aud
'idelity a. duigis without blegoish OF re-
DroBch.
Resolved, that we tcuder 20 his be-
foaycd mother our IQast sincere sympathy
10 the loss "a her brave and tender son,
T. A. FpLkgR, Captain.
j, u. AuaoTf, Sec,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
a widows slumbers Broken.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Dec. l9,--At 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning Mrs. Walker, widow
living alone on Williams street, appeared
at the house OF Officer Meley, on the same
street, and informed him that two men
had just broken her door, insultcd her,
and attempted 20 make her drink whisky
from bottle, but she had given them the
slip. Onlcer Mclcy went with all possible
dispatch to her house, but the men had
fed, Again last night AT q late hour Mrs
Walker called for Mr.. Moley and informed
hun that the men had returned. Again
the officer went after them but did not
ovcrtake them. Mrs. Walker said she
was afraid TO 20 back home, and She was
allowed TO remain all night al Mr., Meley's
house Mr.. Moley said he would know
the men if he should see them, and hc IS
putting himself 20 trouble to sec them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
An Imno,tnn, nnnmar nerI.Ion.

spoolGl 20 the 6a1ottg.
MNToLA, Tx, Dee. IA case a
Vital Importance 10 the citizens Of ho
Lone Star state was decided by the court
Of appeals Mt Tyler on Thursday Last. II
was sthe case OF Rains & Heard w. She
Missouri Pacific Hallway Company IN
which the plaintiffs sued for the ponalty
Of $500, provided by lazy, for cXtorli9nato
freight charges made by rllroad com
pany. The petition stated that the said
company Oyorghnrgcd the plaintiffs the
sum Of $3.50 on q small shipment from
Dallas 70 Tyler. Judgment waA recOy-
cred for the 5000 penalty IN the county
court, and as II was n test case for
tWenty.fuur similar suits II WAS vigorous
ly contested by the company IN the mp
pellate court, but the Judgment
was affirmed The decision Ia worth
thousands Of dollars 10 tho citizens Of
Texas, as II involved the quo 3Aon Of the
consolidation Of railroads aud fixed q
limit 10 their enormous freight charges.
The case WIS appealed iroiasthis wood
county and the plaintiffs were represented
by QUO II the most talented and success
fuI legal firms OF the stat j, MessrB. elias
& HUFFMAN Of this city. The case was
watched with great interest by the cla'
zenB oi this section, aad The dcclalon
gives uni, crsal Satisfaction. MepEfs
Gilas s. Kutoman claim that they are 20
position 10 show that 30 defendant com
paHy IN this ease has ~ Mineola alone
charged the citzene sG6,00Q mere O.
1eight than the law allows wit.Gn th'
iast three years,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
WILL BE TRIED BY JUDGE LYNCH.

A Black Fiend Assaults and Kills an Ala
bamn Girl.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. l9.-Miss
Carrie Boyer, local belle of Gainstown,
Ala, was 10 have taken the steamer at
that point yesterday for Mobile, where
she proposed spending the holidays with
relatives. She returned home for some
thing she had forgotten, when she was
assaulted by negro, who attempted 10
outrage her, She fought desperately and
got away from him, when he drew re-
yolver and fired, shooting her in the head.
She was found by her friends MORALLY
wounded, was carried to the house and
died within an hour. The citizens OF
Clarke county are in search of the muir
derer, who is known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
BoANoKE, TEX, Dec. i9,--Nr. s. II.
Reynolds shipped a carload OF line pork
hogs TO MIR. Is. llackctt of Fort Worth 10.
day The lot averaged $50 pounds
Mrs. Thos. Guering, wife of Deputy
United States Marshal Guering, and her
mother, are Wis ting Capt. A. Il. Allen and
family.
Miss Lillian Patterson, who is teaching
In the Grapevine high school, camo home
yesterday to spend the holidays.
The most enjoyable event OF the season
was that of the birthday party given by
Miss Allie Eads last evening, All the
young people and a few OF the "young
old iolks' were In attendance, and every.
body had jolly good time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Special % tho 6atotic
MuuSr PLEASANT, Tx Dec. l9.--
Peter Dcrncr, cook NJ the Ring hotel, I'M
dertook 90 run the ranch to-day. lie
commenced by refusing 70 cook. He
wound up by Insulting the pr0prietors
wife, Mrs. Cant. Lakcy, aud lady
boardcr, Mrs. a. 81. Dendflck. Capt.
Iakey found II necessary 70 intervene,
when Dernor opened up on the captain o
torrent Il abusive language. Catching
The captain ~ his beard, the cook picked
up a butcher knife. Before be had an OPP
portuniiy Of using Il the captain had him
on the no0r. with his foot on the cooks
neck. The sole OF the captains boot took
some Of The bark N the cooks face,
making ilie blood come. lie rubbed ms
hands over bis face, making . look as 4
he had been badly done up. The scratches
were very slight TIE cook was seswell
sble 10 see when his face was washed.
/ Leonard Blunt, d boy sOOEt twelve
years oia, at A. Jusiln's gin, was hadll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
ronng sncnN rhIeve. Idenllnsd.


San ASToNlo, TEN, Dee, 10 sheriff
W. 4. Jones Of Gonzales, now In san An
tonic, reports that the names OF the three
young scoundrcls recently arrested by
him on information from Detective
Hughes, are George S. Williams, alias
Sanders, Dick Falthenthal and Al Tur-
ner. The former is said 10 be a very
shrewd craftsman from Chicago, When
arrested they had in their possession a
large amount Of stolen goods from San
Antonio, Among the lot was some iewolry,
stolen from the guests at Mrs. Ell Coles
boarding house, and a gold watch taken
from Miss Claude Duyal. The officers
have enough evidence 10 send each one oi
the burglars TO the penitentiary for u long
term OF years. These are the young
rascas who conCoctcd the unsuccessful
scheme TO rob Iapowsky's store al
tiobzllCs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dec lg.--Tho dis
astruus fire OF the 10th, the second within
the year, has caused the city government
TO take action, aud the four sides OF the
square, with the four blocks IN nearest
proximity, constitute now the fire limit
llencclorth the erection OF frame bulld-
ings, or their removal from one place 10
another, within this limit Is prohibited.
District court adjourned on the 18th
This Is the second term in which Judge
Scott has presided, and he is recognized
as the most efficient worker the district
has had In many years. Every case upon
crowded docket was disposed Of in
GLIDING some Of the indictments returned
by the grand jury at the present term.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
American omolnls Insnlted.

0IVtih 70 tue NUYetlos
EI PAso, TEX, Dec. 10 American Con,
sui Bingham yesterday afternoon caused
the PaSo del Norte authorities TO place un
der arrest John Holland, the leader OF the
criminals ON trial for completely for "a,
assault and robbery Of American citigons
The trial continued until night and de.
generated into n farce. The court, al.
though lawyers for both sides were pres,
ent, allowed Holland to speak al will
and use insulting language towards tn,
consul. The requests OF the latter were
ignored, aud the Mexican officials openly
displayed contemptuous disregard fol
the United States. The trial was post
poned as usual and will result in nothing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

He bought fifteen grains Of morpk,ue al
1rihith's drug store about silS. pr. A.
H. ). Harden was called to SEQ him, but
ne was In comalose state. Other phys1,.
clans were called In and everything poss.
Die was done TO countoract the poison, but
TO no avail About AGO he died. He
was from Lancaster, Pa, and has wife
and two children living there. lie came
TO Texas In 1850. He had been drinking
Tor two or three days, and received tel
egram to-day, but no one seems 90 know
anything about the contents OF IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Tho Grand hoid was extremely lortu-
nate In securing ion its guests on the
llrst wcel. of lts opening Emma Abbott
and her opera company, AZ present In the
city This Is not only splendid recon-.
nendation Of the house 10 the public, but
shows that the travelling people have IN a
very short length Of time found DOT the
Grand to be exactly the Kind OF b house
that TnE GAZETTE In It's columns last
Monday, the day after In opening, an
nouncod II to be,-slrictly aud ginphnt-
lcaiiy iirAt.class throughout.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
IA PECULIAR CUSTOM.

Fefous Practice i'm which Many
oeean Travellers Take Part.
lloridge undergraduate, now on
% The cape in Il trading vessel,
Y following interesting c0mmuni-
a ine Pall Mall Gazette: One of
! customs of the sea late Y came
hotlce, and in such a way as !
nAely to forget. As usual after
socK tea, we were seated in the
4 51loylng our game at cribbage,
y sisst from the foghorn, 1T to
'le dead, pnt au end to our cards.
~ we made for the deck,
sight never 70 be
met cur eyes. The
Il ssS dark and cloudy, the moon
saiuoen, hut the deck was bril-
Illuminated with blue lights,
: loreeasue was issuing a pro
suAt battles description. First
amer Neptune himself, leading
4 ~. ~ us young and beautiful wife,
Nm Neptune was dressed III
-''e iiowing robes-that IS, Il
Est around his head waved his
~, blowing before tic wind ia
\ ,,.euon; his beard reached below
Y "a MS head he wore inter Of
~, Inssaaous size as TO drive any
'ul with envy; in his hand ht
ullent. His wite's dress was
ks,a on the plan Of "beauty
I'M" Tor some red paint,
KIN. red flag, and a pair Of
4, g'drawers constituted her
her haxen hair in curly masses
81, uef knees. Following this
sspie walked the hero OF the
s ~ barber. Dressed all in
5.I sing -g hat the shape Of a dee
nlite, half black, with curly
y $40 Sad whiskers, he was sublime
Ese nue. changed into the awful
,.eleeIyed that he carried In his
a'ren's Of torture rlyaling IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

DALLAS, TEX, Dec. l0.--Ioe Leonard,
who has been in jail for several DAYS ON
the charge OF cattle-stealing In the In.
dian Territory, and with oonspiriug 60
murder Indian Agent Hunt, Lee Hairs
predecessor was arnigned before Com.
missioner Mccormick to-day for hear
ing There were no witnesses for the
government present, nor was there the
slightest likelihood OF any being present
at any future day 10 which the trial might
be postponed, Us Col Hunt, the chief
Witness, Is beyond seas, ana MIR. MoCor-
mick discharged the prisoner. LcouNrd
seems to stand 4 No. with the noble red
men with whom he has lived.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
Mesquite
spoeial 70 The Gazette.

Special 20 the 1aAetie'
MESQUITE, TEX, Dec. ie.-ReN y.
Parker, the new pastor OF the Methodist
rbnreh arrived to-day snd is domiclled
at tho parsonage. -,,,.,
teachers Institute was ORGANIZED
here TO-DAY, with Prof Winter Of this
Mace as president The attendance was
Rot large, bat the proceeding were eA-
ceedlngly interesting. The next meelns
~ he Institute will be held at DUCK
Greek, in January. -. o,d
The Mesquiter has changed hanas ana
,yrl henceforth be controlled editoriahy
and otherwise by Capt.J. n. knoA'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
Apparently He was justified

eIf times don't mend, said Mr. Sluy-
ms, with desperate determination, -
terday morning, "lll dow my oI"'nS
out" ,...g,,
Green practicin' at a shootln' gallery ,
asked his wife, as she snapped hei COZ 'e'
clasps together with some emp9asis,'
UNaw, what do you ask that Ioi
"Oh, nothin'; ! guess You're sL'9 ,
enough; you'll never mt mars o. 'n"'
size list. Paul Herald
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

CnicAgo, Ill, Dec. lo,--Another strike
was commenced ont no Chicago, Durling.
ton Quincy railroad here thiA morning,
the local swltchmon aud frcmen going
out Tho yards OF tho company 1T West
ern avenue are flled with strlkers aud
sympatlizors and as u result trouble IL
anticipated Thirty policemen have boon
dispatched TO the scene, No disturbance
has yet occurred but freight tmfllc liz at
Htandstlll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
No Verdict in the Big Spring Tragedy.
sncciai 10 tho Gayettp

BIG SPRING, TEX, Dec lg.-Thc cor.
oner's jury after hearing some evidence
concerning the murder OF Michael Qnnn
by William IL, leasing, the san Angelo
lawyer, adjourned without rendering a
verdict. leasing, who lie doing as well
as could be expected owing TO his
wounded hip, will probably have his pre-.
liminary examination Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

RusK, TEX, Dec. l9.--In the district
court to-day the jury in the murder trial
Of Lon Lowry returned verdict Of guilty
and assessed his punishment at flyeyoars'
confinement in the penitentiary. Every
one seemed surprised at the lenency Of
the verdict, as Rance Musick was sent up
for forty years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

HAMILTON, Tx, Dec. lG.-Out Of
eighteen voting boxes in the county, only
ten held elections, and out OF 1850 voters.
only 400 votes were cast--25S for pro-
hlbiuon, ga against. giving small ma.
lorily OF III for prohibition. In lSs2
the county voted on this question aud
carried prohibition, but it proved to he
an utter failure, and after twelve months
trial was voted ont.
Prospects for wheat are very slim foI
want oi rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

gIrRgygroRr, La, Dec. IA mort
rage Tor ~ 1928, 900, In iaYer Of the Cen
trai Trust company Of New York, was
aled yesterday IN the circuit court by the
attorney OF the Queen & Crescent Hys-
ten. The mortgage rests on the entire
roadbcd, cars, etc, OF the company, rom
the Mississippi river 70 the Texas line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
NUEvO LEON.

Tie Members of the Supreme Court Re-
sign,
Special to the Gazette.
NUEvo LAREDO, MEX, Dec. l9'-Ihe
members of the supreme court OF the
state of Nuevo Leon have sent in thelI
designations in an able paper, giving th ei
reasons therefor. Gen. Reyes, the mn
tary governor, has requested men
to hold over until he can secure instruc'
tions from the capital. Gen. Naliestlgo,
the newly appointed commander o.
the troops, accompanied by inc
late GOV. Garcia, arrived u
Mon Grey tiis morning from the cry O
Mexico. Neither Gen. Tle'ino nor Ma
ranio has as yet put ia an appearance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

NEW YoaK, Doc. 10, - The tinted
States steamer Dolphin left her anchor
age In the Brooklyn nayy-yard this @orii-
lhp aud headed out on a trial trip She
viii cali al Newport, H. l., and diel 70
south. Her cruise WIN last sixty days,
and during that time her merits ana de'
merits win be carefully noted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Jones-smith, you are the --latest man
ever saw. Smlth--Correct' JOINTS :,
They say you sleep fifteen hours Out o. ,
every twenty-iour. Smith--CotIeTI. =.
Jones-What do you do II iors sm oil1l-i.o
oder 10 economic. You see " coss .,
nothing to sleep, but the moment you
wake up expenses begin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
Marine Intelligence.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. l9--Arrived
Brlgantiue Dolphin, from Pernambuco
Cleared; Steamship Ardauirlgh, for
Sebastopol; banks Messed, for Palermo;
Polauder for Chrlstiana.
Sailed Steamships San Marcos and
Lone Star for New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
bowie.


Bowie, TEX, Dec. l9.-Tho supper
given by the ladies of the Band OF Hope
last night, was great success. The lit
tie folks had a royal time.
Sid Irwin arrived home yesterday after
a short visit 10 Fort Worth,
W. b. Ford, attorney of the Fort Worth
& Denver City railway, is In town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
Convictions at Palestine.

PALESTINE, TEX, Dec, lg,--The fol-
lowing convictions were had in the dis
trict court yesterday and to-day; jim
Porter, colored, stealing horse, ten
years; Jim Terry, colored, assault to
murder, pleaded guilty, two years; Louis
Brown, attempt TO outrage seven years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
Goes for Five Years.
Special to the Gazette.

PiTTsBuRG, Tex, Dec. 10. Bob Wright,
who was charged with assault to murder
upon the person of Wash Williams, was
found guilty and sentenced TO five years
in the pententlary to-day.
District court adjourned to-day The
criminal docket has been very nearly
cleaned up, but leaves heavy civil
docket
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20


DEXTER, TEX, Dec, l7.-Mr. Edward
Dunn died yesterday about noon OF pneu.
mouia aud palpitation OF the heart. lie
came here from Kentucky about two
years ago, and had been teaching school
ever since. He married Miss Matte
Davis OF this town about a year ago.