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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
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The attention Of the editor Of the
Herald has been called TO so attack
inside upon the psper by the Fort
Worth GAZETTE, charging the Herald
with plagiarism The GAZETTE IL
entirely capable Of any meanuess, and
were Il not for The fact that il has
suDst qusnily tno,ed a challenge which
q few of Fort WoUhis ietaiuers the
moribund GAZETTE has nOne) have
repeated, It's sItly nonsense would
not be noticed The charge
is that the Herald stole an
editorial a month or 81 ago, from the
Chicago Times A few words will suf-
n e "a explain to those who have no
ticed its accusation Mr. Curtis wrote
an opinion ON the civil-service-reform
question The GAZETTE didn't know
who George TickbOf Curtis was, q d
30 expressed it ignorance. The upin-
ion Of Mr. Curtis was very lengthy
aud portion of 1t narrative and bis
toricAl. The leading idea was hie Opln-
ion nd 10 the operation Of the law as "
stands AS mater Of Involvement
the Times published the history OF the
congressional action Of The 'appOint-
ment to-Otfice question:" anu the
tenure Of said ofiices The Herald con-
densed the historical and narrative
part which the Times did not claim az
aught else and quoted Mr.. Curtis con-
illusions and reasoning.
The action OF THE GAZETTE In the
matter has been characterized by 8
wonderful want Of journalistic kno~l-
edge and courtesy, and only inulcates
an evil disposition to a paper whOst
ideas and editorials II daily copies and
puts in different form In writing THU
the Herald feels that II only breaches
a funeral sermon over q jealous shee
which in its very issue b. &c for lit
tie respite from the public condemDa
ton Of its poverty OF resource anS
ability.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

The bill introduced into the senate
to enable the accused in 8 criminal
prosecution 10 testify in his own be
half is one OF very doubtful advantage
to the chief person concerned, al
though 1t may tend 70 the more certain
administration Of justice.
The argument advanced in favor Of
refusing the prisoner such privilege
has always been Recognized at CON-
mon law a. very cogent.
Il prevents the prisoners defense
being prejudiced by his failure to tes-
tify, the theory Of the law being that
be need not testify against hiuiself, and
the case Of the prosecution must be
made complete by independent proof.
The French system has been re-
ferred to as furnishing a precedent for
the new form OF procedure, but the
French courts are not generally &C
cepted as affordiug the most dignified
or the most efIectual administration Of
justice,
Indeed, almost every case resembles
that hideously grotesque trial which
terminated in the conviction OF
Guiteau for thu assassination OF
Garfield. No layer doubts
that Guiteau did as much AS any Of the
witnesses TO encompass his own fate.
Moreover, a man upon trial for =
grave offsnse rarely has the judgment
or the self-composure desirable, and
his passive submission to the forms d
trial prescribed by long established
usage is generally better even in the
event OF his innocence.
Anything which tends TO the con
vlction of a criminal likely to escap
the operation of the law may be de
Tended upon the score Of public polity
but since the interests OF the accuse,
are set forth as calling for the amend
ment 1t Ia well to bear In mind tina
many men have escaped the maxi
mum penalty Of their crime through
their immunity, while 1t very rarsl
happens, probably, that an innocen
man suffers from the same cause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
Reioioing a. q aeneral Misf0rtuns.

Rejoicing at q General Misfortune.
1t Is inconceivable that n sensible |
person could delight In the misfor-
tunes of others, but when those mis-
fortunes amount to public calamity,
nothing but the most envlously de-
ranged mind could take pleasure in
speaking of them. Yet 1t ia fact OF
which there is no attempt at conceal.
ment that number Of the newspapers
OF Texas have expressed satisfaction
at the recent losses OF the stockmen OF
this state, and have v, nted their
hatred of the so.called cattle kings"
In the most viTulent language, as II
these were class at enmity with the
public welfare, whose losses result in
good to the public.
An interest which represents almost
500 900, 900 Of taxable wealth in this
state cannot suffer without disaster
to The state. Every animal lost is
loss to the states material wealth OF
the value OF that animal. The men
who r. ioice at the losses OF the cattle
kingsn are rejoicing at what is blow
to the whole state and erybody in
the state. Their exultalion Is the ex-
ultation of the Incendiary and vandal
One must confess, however di agree
able the fact, that the feeling which
finds expression In these Journals is
widespread In Texas. The cattlemen,
generally, are q wealthy and prosper
GUS class, and thoroughly independ.
emit In opinion and action. and there
fore the objects Of envy among those
who are not 80 fortunate Ia the pos.
session OF this worlds goods. Their
wealth rs assumed by these people to
be menace to the state's well
fare, and legislation has been invoked
not always wisely, to control them.
Any concerted action on their part,
the moat Innocent, Is interpreted AS =
movement against the CELEBRITIES OF tie
people, and anew cry goes up against
the aggreesions of the "bulllonAires =
One OF these organs OF splenetic feel
ing sees In the late cattlemen's con
vention at Austin an attempt TO infu.
ence the legislature, and cries out bit
teTly against the brazennesa OF meu
no could presume to thus insult the
peoples representatives In their capl
tai, when, in fact, II IS the most un,
likely thing in the world that they
would have gone to tbs state capital
IN body and given banquets and
talked loud II they had had mere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
Notes from Crockett.

Special TO The Gazette.
CROCKETT, TEX Jan. % The
members OF Houston county belong
ing TO the Mutual Self Eudow ment
and Benevolent Association of Amer
lea held q meeting here Saturday to
elect delegate to the state conven-
ton, which meets in Fort Worth the
ninth Of next month. Judge l. w.
Cooper was elected delegate and +. q.
Edminston alternate.
Miss Ella Corley, an accomplished
your & lady If this place, has executed
lift-slze portrait OF our incoming
president Those competent TO Judge
who raw the " ork of art on, exhibition
AZ the drugstore Of Smith d Frymier,
award II large space in the Texas
art gallery AZ the New Orleans ex-
hihitiOn.
The recent cold spall was almost
unprecedented The cattle interesi
h suffered greatly, but little fatality
has been reported
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
PILOT POINT.
An Accident on zlllaboy Creek
Youthful Horse Thieves Caught.

An Accident on zlllaboy Creek
Youthful Horse Thieves Caught.
special 10 the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, TEX, Jan. 20 Last
Saturday as Dr. S. c. Lsnkford of this
city attempted to cross Zlllaboy creek,
four miles west of town, with his
horse and carriage, the swift current
swept all down the stream The doe.
tor, being unable to control the ami
NAL, jumped into the water and made
for The shore as best he could. His
horse, which WIS valued at 500, was
found about qusrler Of a mile below,
drowned, and the carriBge-tUp, sad.
dle-pockeis and blankets we're all lost.
The Decor had started out to visit a
patient about eight miles from the
city, and, as he had furded the creek
the previous evening. but after dark
he was unaware Of the continued rise
and OF the danger awaiting him. He
barely escaped drowning, as he is not
an expert swimmer.
The two W, Oden structures on the
| West side were commenced to be
moved out this morning from the lot
to he occupied by the doe brick block.
| MIR. b. Q. Charleville has moved bis
harness shOn in the room formerly
occupied by r NJ Newton.
Mr.. Belts, shoemaker, moved to the
same room.
Deputy Sheriff Hunter and Mr.
McFadden OF Lamar county, with q
couple of young men, aged fifteen and
twenty as pris, ners, charged with ths
theft of two horses from \ GLADDEN.
stopped AT the Harris house over lsst
night, and left this morning for Paris
They captured the boys in Stephens
county with one OF the stolen horses
They are on the trail of the Othe
horse. The younger Of the boys is thu
son OF widow lady, and has hereto
fore borne good character and repu
tail N.
Mis- Lou Covert, successful an,
accomplished teacher, leaves Wedn.s
day morning, IN company with Mr.
and Mrs q. @ QlImby of Carthage
III for the Neu Orleans exposition
Miss Jennie Besuchamp lee ures Il
morrow night NJ the Cumberland Pres
bytenan church In the interest of th
Woman's Christian Temperate
J Union.
To-day has brought us spring lik
weather. aud with II hope of \ ger
erRl revival of business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

II seems very probable that Gen.
Stewards great victory at Abu-Klea
may prove 10 have been only brave
defense against an overwhelming At
tack, and that the forces of III Mahdi
Immediately recovering have pushed
their advantage. The absence Of news
In this case causes great uneaslness,
and 1t is more than likely that before
we go TO press with this issue the cable
may bring news of another disaster to
the British forces
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

THE opinion OF Judge Hurt upon
the question Of Former jeopardy is
of great interest, ana will take place
Ia the forensic literature to which the
judge referred. The point bri, hy put
is that while II has been held that a
prisoner could not be regarded as In
Jeopardy OF life or liberty until YER
dict has been rendered, the learned
Judge has laid 1t down that the prls-
oner has been In sufficient jeopardy II
the jury arc 30 far divided In opinion
as to warrant the judge In dischargIng
them without the consent of the pris
oner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
PROM LoSGyrEw.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNov1Ew, TEX Jan ga couple
oftl4cksmiIbs named Pice, living at
Overton, have been arrested for the
murder of Conductor Frazer. The
railroad employees have no sympathy
spotter, nor for Fireman Dunn, who
was knocked on the head here last
week for the same reason
1t viii be remembered that one of
the Prices shot a man named Wheeler
in Qverton last y AZ. However, this is
no proof they shot Frazer.
Brad Baruer, general manager Of the
G. 5 d 81. Louis, has gone TO Chicago
relative to the further extension Of the
road from CARTHAGE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

SOME industrious deliver in the rec
ords Of the past has discovered that the
second Wednesday Ia February, when
the electoral votes are counted and the
president declared elected by the SEN
ate and house, has fallen on the 18th
DAY OF that month only on three occa-
sions--w when Jefferson, jackson and
Buchanan were declared elected
These we're ali d mocrats. The second
Wednesday OF February falls on the
18th this year, when Cleveland Is TO
be declared elected. There Is nothing
specially significant In this, but 1t lie
interesllng
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
A Railway war.

MILwAUKEE, Wis. jan. 90, The
expected war between the Wisconsin
Central and the Milwaukee & St.
Paul railroads broke out this morning,
when the st. Paul ordered that the
aleeping.car attached To the through
81 Paul train on the Wisconsin Cen
trail be cut of, ON the ground that
they could block an attempt OF the OPP
position line % cut Into us business.
The Central ead will institute a suit
for heavy damages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

IT may not be just to accuse an
Irishman OF being implicated in the
dynamite outrage In London, but the
selfglorificalion Of Cd ,novan Rosa
Iusttfies the belief that he 10 Of the
opinion II was the work Of the ex-
treme Irish party, 1t seems incred-
ible, however, that race at once 30
brave and 80 generous-hearted coulu
have anything in common with the
dastards OF Europe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

The Fort Worth head has the idea
stuck ia IL that the reason Dallas h
more prosperous than the Fort is be-
cause we have the II usion q TeIaS
Central, and hence Fort Worth wants
tau from that town 70 WAxahachie
Terrell has a tap Of the same kind
Something else is the cause OF our
urOsueFity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
Wanted-Cow.Ponles.

Fifty head OF choice o0w-ponies,
fourteen TO fifteen hands high, four to
seven years old, sound in every respect.
Ia good condition aud ready for ser
vice. Parties having eu IA stock 10
sell will find II 20 their interest 10 call
on w +. Bentley, with Geo. Il Low.
Ing 4 Co, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

dance But the Age has never found
the proof in a ~ history, either sacred
or profane, that good old KING d 'vid
ever walked out on the f'or, with his
arms around the wsis, 81 q pretty girl,
and her FACILITATING heart pressed 20
bis Bosom, and by the light Of the
blazing chandelier, went whirling
around the room in hueging dane"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

PARIS. Jan. 26 The election for
senators throughout France occurred
yesterday. Sixty.eighr Republicans
and twenty-one Conservatives were
elected, In eighteen senatorial dis.
tticts no choice WAS made aud u second
ballot must be taken. The Republi-
cans have gained twelve seats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
I'D lnRnt.lnNDENTs

Parties writing 70 THE GAZETTE on BUSH
ness personal % themselves VIII please In
close stamp Tor reply.
All letters relating 70 business Of any kind
should be addressed q Loving, Malone
Ford, Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

THE GAZETTE is really sorry for it's
esteemed but ezcirsble contemporary
the Herald Of Dallas. PfOuts gets
hysterical at the exposure Of his piracy
OF the Curtis article, and calls bad
names Remember, Pfouts, the plate Of
the maybe that dressed itself in pea.
cooke pinmfa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

OwNEY GEoGHEGAE, the most no
torious Of the keepers Of New York
"dives," is dead They all die in time,
but unfortunately there is a new crop
Of tOughs coming up all the time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

THE Chicago Socialists must be
sWeet-scented mixture. a negro Ann
azon, the wife Of an alleged white man,
dlrects their meetings Is miscrgena-
ton part Of the sociallstic doctrine2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

Az outcry has been started against
putting flowers upon grown mems
collins and other baby practices at
funerals. But II must be remembered
that these tokens are dictated not so
much on account Of the dead, but be-
cause they look 30 sweet on the part OF
the living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

THE exports OF this country for De-
cember were more than sol 600 900,
while the imports were little over
$40 600 600, being Hn excess Of exports
OF almost t5O,0OO,OOO II the theory
that balance Of trade causes prosper
ity in the country which it fayors be
correct, good times should not be far OF
In the United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
CHEAP COLUMN.

A5ceriifcntcais under 40 hond wiu Be- m
irrfadas ne rae o. ire ocuir a iiEe. each ins-r-
non, scrcn uorfis % ne tins. NO afrofhcHieHi
inserted for les p.na tinsHi -irc cent. Parfses
~ trtoul trf hare 40 running aee0tiHt tlitsf f'ay
b .nlrnnct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

UNoLE DAS'L tackles the question
OF dancing, and with his usual acumen
goes 70 tho root Of the matter In this
style nsome rellgiously inclined peo-
pie, who are also Inclined 10 dance,
plead thecxample Of Kng David and
that may do very well FOR a square
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

Tho Volumes OF the Hss.l
flrst Number for JannA',
When no time Is men iop.'
stood that the Hubscfinss
mence with the Nnnbsf
order ,issa
The last Five Annusl
weekly, IN neat cloth blns'ss
mail, postage paid. or y -
pc. 80 provided 'he ffe'sn'
one dollar per yolnme1 I,
uote cases for each W
binaing, will be sent oy
receipt or 81 each.
Remltfauces should e
Money Order or prafl.
loss. .,,.ce.
Nslps ldpsr4 arr ~ y
,pSkLtsif ne ezpre4t ofaff
Address, uuo4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

DaE ONLY PROFESSIONAL CLEANER
II and dyer IN the city where the puolc
can exIect 10 get tbeir work done right; IN
urEeui cases, ii goods De iiveicd IN tn morn
ing eau be finished the same day, Call and
see specimens OF worK. d, Pulas XII. corner
Third atd Taylor streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
80 ATIoN WANTEp.-FHMALE.

"A ANTED-A SITUATION AS PRIVATE
" secretary, or other office work, b a
young lady who understands stenography
. nd be use 81 the typewriter. sAtisia tOry
reierenc' given on apphcauon, Address G.,
care Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

Now they have discovered an
opium den 10 Dallas. What shocking
people those Dslla-ites are,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
JEFFERsON DAVIS.
Honorary Member of the Society of the
Army and Navy of the Con-
federate States.

BALTIMORE, MD, i'm PC On the
Is h inst. the Society OF the Army and
Navy of the Confederate States here
elected ], fferson Davis an honorary
member OF that body. The following
acknowledgement has been received:
"GENTLkAiEN - Yours of the l4th
inst. has been received, and | CRATE
fully acknowledge the certificate Of
honorary membership CT the society
of the Army and Navy of the COnfed-
crate States in the state of Maryland,
distinguished in the Early colonization
by Christian charity and brotherhood.
In the war of the Revolution, which
established the sovereignty, freedom
and indeper dence Of the states, the
charity of Mary land shone conspicu-
Gus, nor less memorable Is the VHllantry
OF her Sons In the war of 1912 True
TO their lineage, the men OF 1861, de.
spite the most embarrassing surround
ibgs, bore . distinguished part In
the defense of those principles for
which their ia hers Ell cessfully fought.
You, surviving heroes, have prof und-
ly gratified me 10y numbering me
among you, and the certificate OF
membership which you have conferred
upon me shall be left as AN heirloom
10 my children and childrens'
children, but they may never forget
wtat l. due to their IA hers friends,
the old soldiers OF Maryland ! live
with an ever increasing respect fiI
your devotion TO constitutional lib.
eriy.
II am, fratern4lly yours.
JEFFERSON DAVIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
rAE rRAIN MuRDERkRs.
Further Incidents Of the Capture Of
Conductor Frszer's Murdsrers
Other Notes.

THE MURDERERs FULLv IDENTIFIED.
Special 70 the Gazette.
TYLER, Tex, Jan. &c Detective
Furlong Of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way, in company with superintend-
ent james Herrin and City Marshal
Chris Rogers Of Palestine, came to Ty-
Ter on special train Saturday night
ard awakened our county
judge and sheriff, end procur-
ing bench warranis returned to
Overton, where They arrested John
p ice and John Knight, citizsns of
that plsce, for the murder OF Gonduc-
tor Frszer. The parties we're taken to
Fort Worth, where they were fully
and perfectly Identified by Brakeman
Powers who picked them out in a
room Of thirty other men. To day tho
OH cers brought them back here
and lodged them in our county
jail. The railroad company are doing
all in their power to punish the men,
and a special guard will be in attend
snce NJ our jail to see that they do not
escape. Detective FurloDg has been
specially thanked by the Off ;isls for
his zeal and success in this case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
Al ~ OnLEANs.

visitors ~ the exposition Will nnd THE
GAZETTE en- sale 81 Geo. y. Wharton Bros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
Dull, DIriy and Rusty.
ws1.haehie anterprl.e.

Ha1Ahhchie Enterprise.
We sdvise the Dallss Herald to get
sharp lOole, So q dirty, Tu-ty toole
fails 10 cur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
TUESDAY MoRSIN0 JASUARY ~.
IN IgRrKLY nAZErTE.

IN wrappers ready for mailing 20 your friends
abroad, can be he'd at The counting-room.
prSra E rcUfu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27

The volumes OF the HsgsEins
Numbers OF June and Deoins
year. When no time is speeiiA
Understood that The SUBSCRIBE
gin with the current Number.
The asst eleven Semi annual Z
Harper's Magazine, in neat cloth =
be sent by mail, postpaid, On 2
per volume. Cloth cases, for hla'
each by mail, postpaid.
Index TO Harper's Magazine, !
Analytical and Classified, nom
0, inclusive, from June, 1850 TO Y
VOL. svo, cloth, 81.
Remittauces should be made =
Money order or Draft, 10 avoid
los.
Newspapers are not 10 copy is4
,rihoat ne express order Of hafls
Add aA & aiPER s RRoTHERsS
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Ing tobacco.
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1885.
Harper's WEI
ILLUsTRATED-

Harper's Weekly has now iof " Z,
maintained It's position as lns
trated weekly newspaper IN 2
a constant increase OF liteI.
resources, II ia able to oflei
year attractions unequallea y
volume, embracing 3 CAP
serial story uy ". E. Morris
cles with special reference y
South, including the Worias
New Orleans; enlerlaipins
mostly illustra ted, and lmi
high authorities on the es''
day.
Every one who desires > ~
ical guide. an entertaining
family journal, entirely 49,
able features In eithtr is''s' &.
trations, should lubscripe =
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1885.
Mag
ILLUSTRATED.

with the new volume, begInr.
Der, Harper's Magazine VIII cou6i
~ nth year The Oldest pGhl
tyne, II 10 yet, In each new YG-
magazine, not simply becaHa
fresh subjects and new pictrn
and chiefly, because II steadily Z
the method Itself OF mag irlns 1
a word the Magazine becomes NOS
the faithful mirror Of currenils
ment. Leading, features ID o.
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Constance Fenlmore Woolsol /
HowellR a new novel entitled
GLOW :" descriptive ILLUSTRATED {
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TO Conquer illustrated BY Az
tant papers ON Art. science a.
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80 nr ADKERrIsINo

4snnitiancea By drsr, post-ofice money
order or IN regibiered letter a. q = q oincs,
Correspondence - eolicited upon All news
subjects,
prompt information Or events and new.
rAppeniBRt u general interest solnilso' hho
viii 10 properly com eusated
AN COMMUNICATIONS intended foT publice
tlon must be accompanied b. the writer Z
nxrns and addTeeS-nOt for pubhcalons but
a. An evidence OF good faith.
Address lettars and communications o.
pvary character 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
wArrEp-,rALr HE'LL.

UTANTED-A BOY FIFTEEN OR SIX
w teen years old. Good wages and per
mausnt work APPLY 10 Joe Nardy, conner
Ma n and twelfth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
TRUE STORY or rBAzER's DEATH.

TRUE STORY or FBAzER's DEATH.
CORES poudenee OF the Gazette.
OvER1oN, TEX, Jan. p Two men,
John J Price and John Knight, both
OF this place, we're arrested last night
by sheriff r. gers Of Palestine, charged
with killing Conductor Frazer and
wounding Brakeman Powera. 1t has
been reported that Frazer died ION the
train en- route for Galveston THIS is a
mistake. He died at the Levi house
FIVE minutes before the arrival of his
wife. His remains were transferred to
Elgin. H.. where his mother resides,
for burial.
The snow hes left and the weather
Is more pleasant.
Tramps have had cold time of it.
No one allows them lodgings, takiLg
warning from the fate OF Frazer and
Powers