Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
WACO.
The Examiner Gives Publicity 10
ARetkcr Very Gauxy
Cnnard.
Su,i.tssn death of Popular N"nD q lad,
Tbe Iso,Ssi option Maddl"-.'6"n
etpI News Notes.

Ssrchd 10 ID, ehrcttc
wAco, TIN, Aug. . The ENamobcr Of
ahIs monning publishes the following edl-
1Ornl Paragraphs
AN ssiy report vac In circulailor here yc--
tcriay N,ornirg, q. y, the suspension Of Tin,
t,lEuir. We hailed our fayorite's appearance
xitli mor,sil,aff tlscnsusl fcrVon II lsncndess
~ a. the report sars found 10 be- altogether uu.
foughcd,'
II such rep,ort was IN circulation IN
Maro II muStSinyc been heard by precious
few people. Your correspondent has not
been able tO find anyone who heard II.
outside the Examiner office. But this j.
ntimc when newspapers are canardcd.
The Central Texas Live Stock associa.
tiOn has passed resolutions dcnouucing
tiae course Oi W. a. Jackson, the fugitive
,cN-cattlc king, who was president OF The
tissocialion. Ills place Is considered w
Gated aud VIII be tllcd by one of the wee
rppsldents.
The local-Option contest is getting 50
warm that each side has gone to shooting
Scripture texts AT each other. publishing
The same IN the newspapers aud paying
for them ~ advertisements.
burglar entered Mr.. George Helms
residence, while all the family were in
the house, and stole gold watches and
'Othcr icwclry, worth over 5000. No clue
yet.
Miss Niuic Fitzgerald, u popular young
lady of this city, died suddenly last hight
m heart disease, and was buried hhis
afternoon.
tsrain receipts TO llntc are as follows:
Wheat, ai,25O bushels; oats. Isl, 800
bushels. This includes takings by local
mills.
Durmncrs are warned that the officers
in this city are on the alert for CONNER
cinl travellers not supplied with the
licenses required by the state.
Church services were rather slimiy at
tended TO-DAY, and the Sunday np was
nbcyed. The picnicS at the parks had
lair crowds.
IOCN urtION.
10 give your readers Il comprehensive
idea of the local-optlon muddlc ns II exists
here, the following facts should he
stated First, and foremost, the local
option people of town and county had Il
mass-mccling on August / and resolved
To petition the county court At its meet
ing ON August 10 TO order an election on
local option, the entire county partici-
patlng, TO be held.carly IN september.
The local option people ut once began
circulating the pctition for sipner. and
twill be- presented Ia tbc cnnntv rn,,r,
tomorrow Thn div n Waco i. unJ..
ulnhly
ANT-tocI o,rrnN
and tochrcktnatc the scheme of ttc PRO.
hihItionists. who pronosn in ,,so t,, rrrnl
vote isupposrd io br strnnglv nroI,ihi.
flonl i'm ont yotinu Wnco. thG INN t,Il
hastcnrd to yet mn n rctltlou to th, ,n,,nt,
court PRAYING for n local-option cloctinn on
Srutcmhcr ,. for The cltv of Wnrn ,lorn'
10 decide whether or moi lio,inr .I,oll H.,
sold here. The object u( this yyas nntcnt
Thl. pctitiou was hled several day" ZOO
aud II the court Grants 4, nnJ nrJc,. H.,
election
WACO VIM ntr,,,rincu ,r,,o>
II is contruded If mi, is donr tb,t ma,
The law nj Icnst twelve months NM.
clapsc before another voin asfcctin,
Waco, can be ordered II ,vns nnvo
mrnt directed hy wen Maid lrunl counsel
aud much anxiety is fcIt ia srr what r,,
an "a. ON. l,.,,I Al. 40. =.